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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
A Connecticut man was charged with sending more than 50 anthrax hoax and bomb threat letters to recipients including government officials and buildings, federal authorities said. A complaint charging the
A bank teller was kidnapped early September 24 from his home by robbers who strapped a suspected bomb to his chest and used him to steal money from a Bank
Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Janet Napolitano today announced the beginning of Cyber Storm III—a three-day long, DHS-sponsored exercise that brings together a diverse cross-section of the nation’s cyber
Polaroid and ScreenCheck, a firm in identification systems, say they have extended the global license agreement for Polaroid Commercial Identification Systems. Featuring a full line of expandable and customized professional
A news investigation has exposed what experts call a major security lapse at Newark Liberty Airport in Newark, New Jersey. While passengers go through Transportation Security Administration checkpoints that confiscate
Dozens of businesses in Colorado, and probably thousands more nationally, are victims of a new and easy form of identity theft where corporate data is hijacked and millions of dollars
The nation’s overburdened foreclosure system is riddled with faked documents, forged signatures and lenders who take shortcuts reviewing borrower’s files, according to court documents and interviews with attorneys, housing advocates
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