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Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Janet Napolitano today announced deployments of American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA)-funded advanced imaging technology (AIT) to eight additional airports nationwide—strengthening security at U.S.

As part of DHS’s mission to protect the nation’s critical energy sector pipeline systems that are prime targets of terrorists such as Al Qaeda and its associated movements, the Transportation

Striking a balance between an open yet secure network remains a challenge for university IT departments. While universities are often on the cutting edge of innovation, they face complications when

A United States Navy drone wandered into restricted airspace early this month around Washington D.C. before operators could stop it. A Navy spokesmen could not say later if anyone on

After not one employee felt a scratch when a suspect fired more than 100 rounds at the McKinney, Texas public safety building August 17, the building itself became a hero.

The rash of credit card fraud cases connected to skimmers on area gas pumps appears to be part of an international scam, according to the National Association of Convenience Stores

The U.S. Attorney General’s Office in Atlanta and the FBI have joined the hunt to find three men accused of stealing $500,000 worth of copper from Southwire earlier this year.

Federal Aviation Administration computer systems remain vulnerable to cyber attacks despite improvements at a number of key radar facilities in the past year, according to a new government review. The

Viral e-mails urging cell-phone users to hurry up and register with a government “Do Not Call” list to avoid advertising spam are still circulating five years after federal officials first

The Chicago Police Department is teaming with a local university to develop a system that predicts where crime will occur. According to the Chicago Sun-Times, the city’s police department, the