The vast majority of security industry leaders agree that the key to professionalizing our industry is establishing and maintaining high standards.

The Zalud Report and the Security Blog discovered a unique Facebook site that boasts a weekly summer contest and that also recognizes the contributions of security officers nationwide.

One Arkansas school district is training 20 district employees and allowing them to carry concealed weapons on campus.

BP is not only a major global energy supplier; its roots run deeper in the United States than anywhere else in the world.

The Miami Beach region is known as a high-crime area, but new luxury developments are fighting to decrease the crime rate and secure their guests. 

Y-12 officials have removed three security guards and a supervisor from their positions after a woman was allowed to drive onto the property last week.

Poking or physically harassing police officers could result in up to four years in prison, according to a bill recently passed by the New York State Senate.

The behavioral detection screening program has 2,800 employees and no comprehensive training program, leaving many in Washington to wonder whether the program should be expanded.

A bill that sets standards for school security officers in Connecticut has received final legislative approval.