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Two commercially available scanners meant for use in airports and other public facilities can reliably detect people with fevers, making them useful during disease outbreaks, researchers of the U.S. Centers
Security Magazine’s Blog continues on its keyboard tour. Check out these stops. ENERGY STAR qualified, biodegradable supply cores and recyclable packaging make the new Datacard® SD260 card printer the industry's
CyberScope is supposed to be the federal government’s new standard tool for continuous security monitoring. So far, however, the vast majority of federal CIOs said they don’t understand the technology’s
When a gang of thieves physically tampers with point-of-sale systems, the tampering is usually a local operation. But that may be changing. Discount grocer Aldi said October 1 it has
According to findings of a recent survey conducted by Deloitte and the National Association of State Chief Information Officers (NASCIO), “State Governments at risk: A Call to Secure Citizen Data
Polaroid and ScreenCheck, a firm in identification systems, say they have extended the global license agreement for Polaroid Commercial Identification Systems. Featuring a full line of expandable and customized professional
The nation’s overburdened foreclosure system is riddled with faked documents, forged signatures and lenders who take shortcuts reviewing borrower’s files, according to court documents and interviews with attorneys, housing advocates
Chairman Lieberman, Senator Collins, and members of the Committee: Thank you for this opportunity to testify on the continuing and evolving terrorist threat to the United States. Today I would
New York City, New York activated 500 new subway cameras in heavily traveled stations in response to security threats such as the attempted bombing of Times Square, the mayor said
The Secretary of Homeland Security, in a recent visit to Chicago, took the tour, joined by Security magazine’s Bill Zalud. Now you can from your computer. Chicago’s Office of Emergency
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