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While there are visible differences between the Obama and Bush administrations, there are little fights that also make a security difference. For instance, if there is a nuclear power plant
The federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has issued a guidance document, titled “Best Practices for Protecting EMS Responders During Treatment and Transport of Victims of Hazardous Substance Releases,”
It worked for North Central Charter Essential School in Massachusetts. This past Monday, a janitor discovered a comb threat inside a boys’ bathroom stall. Police used a video from a
Iris scanning – a biometric for identification and security uses – includes products that capture, read and authenticate iris patterns. Through some applications, national databases of what this niche
When it comes to transportation security, it may be safer to take the river or a car than a plane, at least if you area visiting Vicksburg or Winter Haven.
Happy, safe holidays for the biggest tourist and shopping sites in the U.S. There are bomb sniffing dogs in Disney World and emergency lockdown drills at the Mall of America.
For 26 hours and one minute — that’s how long the Ion Tiger circled nonstop over Aberdeen Proving Ground. U.S. ports, military bases and even corporations are viewing drones as
Cities and states are testing their emergency notification systems with good and lessthan good results. For example, a man and his wife ordered water at a restaurant in Northwest Portland
The Veterans Affairs Department will begin exchanging patient medical records this month with Kaiser Permanente as part of a demonstration of large-scale health data exchange, agency officials announced. The pilot
Employees know it is illegal to steal company data, but they are prepared to do it anyway. Companies know their employees are a chief threat to their data, but most
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