BART’s Board of Directors has approved a plan to expand the transit agency’s network of digital cameras and install emergency call boxes on station platforms.

The Economist report has analyzed 60 cities across 49 indicators spanning digital, climate, infrastructural, health and personal security concerns, and found Tokyo to be the safest.

Cyxtera Technologies announced the appointment of Brigadier General Gregory J. Touhill as president of the newly formed Cyxtera Federal Group.

Most consumers consider usernames and passwords cumbersome and are interested in using alternatives to them to protect their security on the Internet.

Tokyo has been named the world's safest city, according to a 2015 Safe Cities Index by The Economist. 

Jessica Harper, former head of digital banking fraud and security at Lloyds Banking Group Plc, has admitted to fraud and money laundering.

Edinburgh Napier University will offer an 18-month, part-time course, teaching network and operating system security, cloud security, auditing and more.

According to a Gartner, Inc. study, 60 percent of companies are expected to monitor their employees' digital activity by 2015.

A new study shows that 55-year-olds pick passwords that are twice as secure as 25-year-olds' passwords.

The team of CARTES and IDentification and CARTES in ASIA announced CARTES in North America, to be held March 5-7, 2012 in Las Vegas.