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In the sky over the United States, cargo on airplanes is still not screening to federal standards.

What is the â??Great Conversationâ?? about physical security? The ASG Security Summit & Expo Returns to Seattle on March 8, 2011, celebrating its 10th year preparing security leaders to address top security concerns by engaging in a â??Great Conversation.â??

Protection of air cargo seems to be a complex challenge, even in face of growing threats.

Rumors fly that Middle East terrorists have thought about poisoning food in U.S. buffets and salad bars.

The news may be full of violence and strife, but a new statistical analysis, the Human Security Report, says conflicts are becoming less deadly.

It's a $10 billion crime that's gone international.

An international scheme sent money aimed at food to bank accounts.

A government investigation shows that people with serious diseases are not screened when flying.

White collar crime now affects more Americans than all other forms of crime combined, according to a new report published by the the National White Collar Crime Center (NW3C).

Investigators continue to work on a case that could be a possible security problem at Orlando International Airport in Orlando, Florida An official from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) had