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The Nuclear Regulatory Commission said it plans to improve security procedures in the wake of an investigation into an al Qaeda suspect’s employment at several U.S. nuclear power plants. The

The decades-old technology used to manage the power grid is vulnerable to manipulation or sabotage, according to a study revealed this week. Attackers could manipulate power-grid data by breaking into

A 27-year-old man has been charged with terroristic threats and robbery after police said he used a bomb threat to rob a Dairy Queen September 20 in Rosemount, Minnesota. According

U.S. regulators are devising various ways to crack down on air-cargo shipments of computers, cellphones and other electronic devices that contain lithium ion batteries, despite stiff opposition from some of

According to findings of a recent survey conducted by Deloitte and the National Association of State Chief Information Officers (NASCIO), “State Governments at risk: A Call to Secure Citizen Data

The White House has created an interagency working group to stop counterfeit goods from entering the supply chains that support Defense Department weapons systems and private sector electronic goods, the

Airline passengers may once again be allowed to board flights with creams, gels and liquids that were banned over security concerns, the International Civil Aviation Organization said September 27. “In

Deep underground on a subway platform with no cell phone service or station agent in sight, reporting an emergency can be difficult. New York City’s Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) highlighted

The National Center for Spectator Sports Safety and Security (NCS4) at the University of Southern Mississippi has deployed the Avigilon HD Surveillance System as a permanent laboratory tool for the

Fort Bliss September 22 defended the system used to alert Army personnel of the shooting at a convenience store that left two people dead. The post in Fort Bliss, Texas