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FBI Reports Drop in Violent, Property Crime in 2011

June 11, 2012

All four of the violent crime offense categories showed a nationwide decline, except in cities with a certain population size.

TSA to Conduct 750 Highway Organization Assessments

May 30, 2012

The "voluntary" assessments will help the administration collect best practices, establish baseline measurements and determine the correct allocation of resources.

Workplace Violence: A Scourge Across Diverse Industries

Laura Scott, Esq.

May 1, 2012

Those who work in security are well aware that violence in the workplace is one of those risks that can pose a threat to the safety of employees or visitors to their facility. After all, no industry is immune from this hazard. Some, may however, be less familiar with how the issue impacts industries outside their own.

TSA Tests New Procedures for Elderly Fliers

March 15, 2012

TSA announced Wednesday that it will begin testing new risk-based procedures to reduce the number of pat-downs on elderly customers.

Some Hacking Good, Some Evil

Sweet and Sour Cybersecurity, Iran Totals Damages, Missouri Cops Hit

Bigger Setback for Iran Nuclear Porgram

August 3, 2011

A computer attack on Iranian nuclear program did more harm than first reported. And an attack on law enforcement officer data in Missouri shows how low some hackers go.

IT folks still concerned

IT Unease May Mirror Security Business, Too

Budgets May Still Be Squeezed

July 18, 2011

The tech sector is doing well for the most part, as demand remains relatively strong for IT hardware, software and services. But there remains concern over economic conditions.

Physical Security Can Help Stop Data Breach Incidents