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Credit and bank card fraud is costing more in the U.S. as banks drag their feet when implementing cards with computerized chips.

Medical identify theft is the fastest-growing form of identity theft, affecting 1.42 million Americans in 2010.

We're here in beautiful Orlando, Florida, guests of ASIS at the ASIS International 57th Annual Seminar and Exhibits. Former Acting-Executive Director, Peter Ford, and OSAC analysts--Aiste Ray, Jennifer Hardwick--and I accepted a gracious invitation to attend this year's event and the opportunity to host an informational booth to educate the participants on OSAC and its services.

Ranchers and farmers are increasingly reporting animals and produce being stolen. In one rare case, the thief was luckily caught.

After a lull, so-called animal rights groups are claiming incidents of arson, destruction of fencing and throwing chemicals on store furs.

East Coast flooding hit a private trout farm with the potential of $400,000 of fish gone so the farm is unqiuely trying to recover its losses.

The National Research Council presented a 20 year road map to preparing the country for earthquakes, including quietly testing new warning systems.

When security video was placed in public places, crime decreased at varying degrees. But the most impact was when there are many cameras that are monitored live by the city or law enforcement.

Unusual if not unheard of, the third largest U.S. city has placed a decade of crime stats on the Web and promises to update the database every day.

Weapon smuggled into New Jersey stadium, even during 9/11 heightened security awareness.