Articles Tagged with ''security budget''

The federal courts servicing New York City and Long Island are facing force reductions that could compromise public safety and security.

 Next month, Chicago will host the ASIS Seminar and Exhibits, September 24-26, at McCormick Place. When attendees have free time, they might want to visit the Willis Tower (formerly the Sears Tower), which stands tall above the Chicago skyline and is one of the most famous landmarks for the city.  

During the past decade, enterprise resilience has become a hot topic. Its meaning has grown from the original “business continuity and disaster recovery” moniker associated with IT data crashes.  

The cyber intrusion headlines may focus on the Fortune 100 being hacked, but they’re not the only victims.

The majority of foreign and domestic companies in Mexico say security has either improved or remained unchanged from last year, and almost half expect more improvement within five years.

Budget cuts have left state justices without security protection after they leave government facilities, one justice says. 

Janet Napolitano and Eric Holder warn that looming budget cuts would affect law enforcement agencies, border patrol and other core missions.

To pay for a security officer in the 24/7 downtown Atlanta location, one Waffle House is passing the cost of security onto the customer though a 20 percent surcharge. 

The $5 million security budget cut will not be coming from releasing uniformed police officers from their posts in Chicago high schools.