What information do you need to decrease the chance of an active shooter/active killer event from occurring? What knowledge do you need to help minimize the damage and loss of life should an active shooter/active killer event occur?

Increasingly, security in hospitals and healthcare facilities are dealing with patients who are mentally ill and/or suicidal. In a webinar, Jim Sawyer, Director of Security for Seattle Children’s Hospital, explained how to identify, support, plan and train for what some experts refer to as an exponential increase in patients who need and require special mental health support.

Cybersecurity is a collective responsibility and New Jersey's digital density demands close and constant collaboration across sectors and industries.

The Brazilian government is granting the country's armed forces an extra US $26 million to ensure security at the Rio 2016 Olympic and Paralympic Games.

The French government launched a mobile phone application that allows people to be kept constantly informed of terrorist attacks and how to proceed.

Some North Carolina lawmakers are trying to remove an exemption in an immigration law passed last year that allows law enforcement to use identification cards from local government or nonprofit organizations to determine a person’s identity or residency.

The Canadian government is exploring the possibility of using gender-neutral options on identity cards.

Despite repeated high-profile breaches, federal government continues to struggle with its job of keeping personal data and public infrastructure safe.

Persistent attendance in a private school through Milwaukee's Parental Choice Program (MPCP) can decrease the likeliness of subsequent criminal activity.