Articles Tagged with ''international security''

A former security officer at a U.S. consulate in China pleaded guilty to attempting to pass secrets about the building's security systems to a Chinese spy agency. 

Most cyber security incidents often go unreported or undetected even though they can affect millions of citizens and businesses worldwide. 

Use of facial recognition technology on popular social networking site Facebook, especially in photo tagging, has raised privacy concerns in Germany, where users must be allowed to give their explicit consent for such potentially privacy-encroaching applications.

Reports show that cargo thefts in Mexico have decreased 17 percent compared to first quarter results.

The rate of fraudulent online transactions originating in Europe jumped to 2.1 percent from 1.3 percent in 2011. 

Fighter jets, troops and even missiles will reinforce thousands of police in Britain's largest peacetime security operation. 

Hospitality, commercial and manufacturing & industrial sectors account for 55% of electronic access control growth. 

The DHS is adding to screening procedures at 14 overseas airports with U.S.-bound flights in a project to keep terrorists from ever boarding the plane.

Although these companies process a strong commitment to Risk-Based Security Management, barely half have a formalized approach to it.

In an effort to simplify and encourage trade between the U.S. and Canada, screening procedures for cargo crossing the border are being reduced to one check instead of two.