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Low-cost vaccines that may have helped prevent the kind of salmonella outbreak that has led to the recall of more than a half-billion eggs haven’t been given to half of

For perimeter monitoring, outdoor video surveillance provides information not available with other technologies. There is greater use outdoors, thanks in part to the growing application of megapixel cameras. But there

Today, most office workers carry mobile phones into work. Much of the time, the devices are more advanced smartphones, such as Android-based phones, Blackberry devices, or Apple iPhones. The employees

After not one employee felt a scratch when a suspect fired more than 100 rounds at the McKinney, Texas public safety building August 17, the building itself became a hero.

Federal, state and local agencies last week responded to a simulated attempt by extremists to seize radioactive cobalt from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) for use in a radiological

iSecurity is now available On-Demand! All content, exhibitors, webinars and Ask the Expert sessions from both the March and August shows are available for viewing through March 1, 2011. Fast,

A research team at North Carolina State University has used a building ventilation duct to at least triple the normal distance that radio waves emitted from passive RFID tags can

The U.S. for the first time is publicly warning about the Chinese military’s use of civilian computer experts in clandestine cyber attacks aimed at American companies and government agencies. In

The rash of credit card fraud cases connected to skimmers on area gas pumps appears to be part of an international scam, according to the National Association of Convenience Stores

I’d like to extend my personal invitation to you to attend iSECURITY, a virtual trade show being produced by SDM & SECURITY magazines, on Wednesday, August 25. If you’ve never “attended”