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Of the 84,000 chemicals in commercial use in the United States, nearly 20 percent are secret, according to the Environmental Protection Agency, their names and physical properties guarded from consumers

The incidence of people receiving envelopes containing suspicious substances has increased in late 2009 and continues into 2010, according to reports posted and distributed by the Security Industry Association Email

A review of the protection of the judiciary and United States Attorneys, in a redacted version obtained by Security Magazine, states that threats against U.S. judges and federal prosecutors jumped

With all the coverage that security video in public places gets, it’s easy to neglect some other “on-the-street” technology which supports public safety in towns and cities. One of these

Don’t get too used to your wireless. Two-thirds of cell phone owners and owners of PDA devices will replace them within the next two years, according to a poll just

With grant money from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, states and municipalities are investing in new police, fire and emergency management radios. For example, in Wisconsin, more than 350

The FBI is among those law enforcement officials investigating a burglary at an Arlington, Texas, water treatment plant. Intruders gained entry to the John Kubala Water Treatment plant days ago

The head of Air Force ISR — who oversees Predator training and equipping — says that the Predator data that was broadcast in the clear and intercepted by insurgents in

The Zalud Report has heard that the Beit Yaakov school in Los Angeles was the first to install SafeRise, a comprehensive building security access solution and service that facilitates

The Security Industry Association (SIA) has commissioned its first field study of the Physical Security Body of Knowledge, and we are requesting your help in what will be a major