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The stereotype of the business traveler dashing to catch a plane with minutes to spare was long ago retired; 9/11 and unpredictable security lines took care of that. And any
A Bank of America call center employee has pleaded guilty to charges that he stole sensitive client information and then tried to sell it for cash. The defendant pleaded guilty
An alleged plot by a Mexican drug cartel to blow up a dam along the Texas border — and unleash billions of gallons of water into a region with millions
Microsoft has responded to rumors that Google plans to stop using its products. Writing in a blog post, a Windows communications manager commented on the “coverage overnight about the security
A 45-year-old man has been convicted of threatening to blow up the J. Edgar Hoover FBI building in Washington, D.C. and has been sentenced to 42 months in prison, the
An off-duty police officer pretending to be a terrorist stormed into a hospital intensive care unit brandishing a handgun, which he pointed at nurses while herding them down a corridor
In the Federal Register last week, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) said it will no longer permit the obstruction of safety evaluations by allowing firms to hide behind age-old claims
Businesses could use U.S. cyber monitoring system. A U.S. government computer security system that can detect and prevent cyber attacks should be extended to private businesses that operate critical utilities
First responders seen still at risk from devices that can’t talk to each other. First responders remain at risk because their communications equipment too often cannot talk to other devices,
The combat helmets made by Hebron, Ohio-based ArmorSource and recalled by the Army earlier this month were made by a Texas subcontractor that uses federal inmates to do its work.
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