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High unemployment. More people needing government vouchers for food. Fewer owning their homes while others are losing theirs. Yet there is less crime. The talking heads – again –

U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is examining an existing biofeedback technology to help first responders work better on long, round-the-clock disaster relief efforts. According to the deputy director

The Homeland Security Department on December 14 announced that $253 million in grants is available to high-risk metropolitan transit systems under the Transit Security Grant Program. The money is assigned

Bruce McIndoe, president of iJET Intelligence Risk Systems, says that “while companies may be looking at places to cut back, it’s also the time for security to take a proactive

Foreclosures of homes have been suspended for 30 days but the action only covers about 4,000 Citi borrowers. While foreclosures are a major piece in the recession pie, there

What with all the headlines that Congressional debating of healthcare reform is getting, tempers are flaring. But hospital workers, nurses and doctors constantly see more common incidents from gun

Mobility is the keyword with today’s police, who are fast embracing technology ranging from security video to iPhones. In Desert Hot Springs, Calif., police unveiled a public camera surveillance program

Among the most sensitive information, according to consumer studies and security experts, is data to conduct bank transactions, personal health and hospital records and military data. In these cases,

One ID card project spurred by Homeland Security is on-target. The Transportation Security Administration met the deadline for 93 percent of its Transportation Workers Identification Credential (TWIC) enrollees, but the

Even though the scrap price of copper, for example, has dipped, there continues to be incidents of theft and break ins, especially at utility and telecommunications firms and at construction