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The Senate late last Wednesday confirmed by voice vote Tara O'Toole as undersecretary of the Homeland Security Department's Science and Technology Directorate. Her nomination had been held up by Sen.

 The British government will simulate a shutdown of the national phone network next week in an exercise involving hundreds of government and industry players. The exercise - codenamed “White Noise”

In a sad and ironic turn, it turns out that the Congressional Record, since 1971, has been posting military officer Social Security numbers. Wacky but true, Stars & Stripes,

President Barak Obama, just days ago, announced $3.4 billion in grants to update the nation’s electrical grid aimed at creating a more efficient and reliable electric system in the

Secure communications expert Simon Ford, director of NCP engineering, points out that “most corporations realize the vulnerability of PCs and laptops and have implemented various security protocols to prevent

Retransfer (reverse thermal image transfer) ID card printing is a process, which improves the quality of the card, the longevity of the printer and the consistency of production by

RS2 Technologies, LLC, provided Zalud’s Blog with an advance copy of its fourth White Paper, “Underutilization of Features in Access Control Systems -- Getting Your Money’s Worth When Specifying

The firm’s portal has been enhanced with valuable information and tools. The aim: customers can become more autonomous in accessing the information they need, exactly when they need it.

From Gamewell-FCI, its Flex Series of conventional products has added two fire alarm releasing panels designed to offer flexible control of single and dual-hazard agent-based suppression or deluge systems.

Reviewing technology shown at ASIS last week, a new system aimed at border crossings as well as other vehicle access points hit the mark. From Spectrum San Diego, it’s