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The Security Blog has learned that Ryder, a global leader in supply chain, warehousing and transportation management solutions, hosted a U.S.–Mexico Border Security Conference April 7th to initiate information sharing
Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Janet Napolitano today (April 12) announced two enhancements to federal facility security—initiatives that further strengthen the Department’s ability to protect thousands of government buildings
The 2010 RS2 Technologies Dealer Conference is Apr. 20-23 in the New Orleans Marriott Renaissance Arts Hotel. End users will gain from this event, too. This year’s Dealer Conference will
Security Magazine Blog and the ZaludReport have learned that the Army is converting about 2,500 installation access control point security guard positions from contractor to federal employee status at nearly
The North African terror group al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb has threatened to attack this summer’s World Cup games in South Africa. “How amazing could the match United States
Customers of Countrywide Financial have filed a class-action lawsuit over the 2008 data breach that enabled company insiders to steal and sell their personal information. According to a Courthouse News
From the Pentagon to governor officers to thumb drives, law enforcement, private security and Homeland Security officials are reacting to escalating threats, primarily from Americans angry at federal, state and
U.S. Customs and Border Protection opened a new Tucson-based facility to help enhance information sharing across the nearly 60,000-person organization. The new Intelligence and Operations Coordination Center will serve as
Local, state, and federal first responders can join a new online professional network from the Homeland Security Department’s Science and Technology Directorate (S&T) to connect and share advice on how
Although no such attacks have yet been reported, medical devices could be susceptible to hackers, and a thorough security analysis should be done as part of FDA approval, researchers argue
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