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After a competitive review process, the Department of Homeland Security has renewed funding for the University of Minnesota’s National Center for Food Protection and Defense (NCFPD).  The anticipated funding is

The U.S. House of Representatives approved legislation last Friday that would require continued investigation of the 2001 anthrax letter mailings, despite the Justice Department’s decision last week to formally conclude

Media reports recently suggest it does not. “E-Verify finds only one out of two illegals” says the Homeland Security News Wire, summarizing a bylined story from the Wall Street Journal.

Mass notification systems, tied to fire systems, emergency phones or outsourced to specialty firms, have taken off for schools, colleges and universities as well as local governments. Now New Hampshire

The Government Accounting Office, for one, believes that better use of electronic passport security features could improve fraud detection. The Department of State has developed a comprehensive set of controls

And the complex work is being done by an often-quoted Security Magazine source: SDI System Development.Integration. The systems integrator specializing in airport command center security technologies and infrastructure, has been

If you just think of protecting patients safety, tracking expensive hospital gear and making the parking garage safer, think about when it comes to hospital and medical center security. For

Is IP SAN the “game changer” in the market for IP and enterprise storage used for video surveillance? Will the scalability, flexibility and economy of IP SAN solutions re-shape the

One of two Chinese academic institutions identified in a New York Times report on February 18 as the apparent source of the recent attacks against Google, has also been linked

Canadian television has reported that a mentally ill man with a homemade security pass was able to get within meters of the U.S. Vice President during a security breach at