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The Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), in coordination with the interagency Long Term Disaster Recovery Working Group, Friday issued a draft of the National Disaster

Air passengers should be made aware of the health risks of airport body screenings and governments must explain any decision to expose the public to higher levels of cancer-causing radiation,

Utility companies will spend $21 billion by 2015 to improve cybersecurity for the world’s electrical smart grid, according to a report by Pike Research. Ubiquitous electricity has served as the

An upcoming issue of Security Magazine will cover the differences that enterprise security officers face within hospital and healthcare arena. Reporter Bill Zalud is looking for people willing to be

A University of Calgary terror expert contends that small disruptions by domestic groups are the most likely security threat to the upcoming 2010 Winter Games in Vancouver, but organizational issues

What happened in Las Vegas just won’t stay there. The early January shooting in one of that city’s courthouses – and other incidents in the past – are sensitizing courtroom

No doubt. It has been a controversial decision and a long one in the making. Later this month, it is expected that a tanker from Yemen will move through the

Black Hat in D.C. just ended two days ago. It’s a unique organization and a very unique meeting. By working at many levels within the corporate, government, and underground communities,

According to the American Water Works Association: U.S. water and waste water utilities are now more committed to meeting security requirements and continue to make progress implementing voluntary security measures,

The bad guys are dressing up like the good guys and making it past high level security at key transportation centers. Examples just out in the open this week: A