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A computer attack on Iranian nuclear program did more harm than first reported. And an attack on law enforcement officer data in Missouri shows how low some hackers go.

The tech sector is doing well for the most part, as demand remains relatively strong for IT hardware, software and services. But there remains concern over economic conditions.

Not surprisingly, the conversation about TSA privatization or opt out of federal run passenger and baggage screening usually focuses around four major concerns: customer service, customer complaint, wait time and staffing flexibility.

Construction and oil field equipment recovered while copper theft harms utilities.

West coast plot uncovered after attempt to bomb a recruiting center.

Do not assume that all data thieves come from the outside of an enterprise.

Pharmaceutical drugs from a shipment, worth $8.8 million, were stolen at a Georgia truck stop and driven to New Jersey, a U.S. attorney says.

Some state officials want to encourage erecting a border fence on private property but many obstacles exist.

Evidence from bin Laden home indicates targeting on transportation beyond airplanes as incidents continue to spotlight the need for security.

Rio de Janeiro & Sao Paulo
May 9^th– 10^th, 2011

The beguiling out-stretched, welcoming arms of Rio’s iconic symbol stood in stark contrast to the long lines that awaited us at customs, something the city will definitely want to have addressed before the arrival of the Olympic Games.