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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

Thousands of travelers and consumers can fall victim to electronic pickpocketing and never even know it because they carry new credit cards and U.S. passports. Credit card issuers, along with

Only recently have cities and the federal government focused on the need to protect local water sources. For example, a Broward County, Florida, city’s wastewater treatment plant now has a

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A majority of K-12 school teachers believe their classrooms are more prone to violence than they were five years ago. Over 55 percent of the teachers surveyed said their schools

The adoption of mobile devices, cloud computing and collaborative technologies is happening faster than companies are able to adapt security policies, resulting in greater risk to sensitive corporate and personal

Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Janet Napolitano today (Nov. 17) hosted the first in a series of roundtable meetings with private sector leaders to discuss critical infrastructure security and

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has expanded speedy screening of pre-approved, low-risk air travelers arriving in the United States to most international airports in the country. For more than

Alert to chief security officers, security directors and systems integrators – the future will be multi-technology access control readers. In a new report from IMS Research, despite the global economic

According to a survey by market research institute DT&P international, which was commissioned by TC TrustCenter GmbH, the combination of user name and password remains the most commonly used authentication