Articles Tagged with ''Security News''

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

This week's review includes this morning's breaking news from New York, laptop security and detecting fake IDs.

Anarchist notes and video messages, along with graffiti and stockpiles of possible weapons, are the most recent threats to come out of anarchist groups such as Anonymous toward the RNC and DNC. 

Security On Campus has changed its name to the Clery Center for Security on Campus, or Clery Center for short. 

Following a shooting in Mexico City International Airport in June, all 348 officers assigned to security details at the airport have been replaced. 

The latest video, "Run. Hide. Fight," has more than 800,000 hits on YouTube alone, but cost $200,000 to make. However, one director says, that evens out to 25 cents per person warned about active shoo

Top stories this week include the most influential people in the industry, CFATS compliance and intelligent video capabilities. 

Lengthy wait times for security clearances in government positions aren't necessarily changing recruiting policies, but they are discouraging some of the best applicants. 

The troubled San Onofre nuclear power plant in California has been slapped with a violation following a May security lapse. 

The new automated screening system would handle five times the crowd flow than the usual personnel, who use wands and pat-downs to screen incoming spectators.