A U.S. Department of Education Department report says that Virginia Tech failed to comply with a federal law that requires quick alerts to students in the event of campus emergencies.

Five paintings, including a Matisse and a Picasso, were stolen overnight from Paris' Musee d'Art Moderne.   The theft included works by Georges Braque, Ferdinand Leger and Amedeo Modigliani, French

A new government program aims to train thousands of parking industry employees nationwide to watch for and report anything suspicious — abandoned cars, for example, or people hanging around garages,

A Massachusetts couple has been charged with stealing the identities of dozens of Transportation Security Administration officers, who screen passengers and baggage at U.S. airports, says a Reuters report.  

A former security guard has pleaded guilty to compromising more than a dozen computers that belonged to the hospital he was supposed to be protecting and posting some of his

President Obama will nominate FBI Deputy Director John Pistole to head the Transportation Security Administration.   In a statement Monday, Obama said Pistole's work with the FBI makes him a

By Bill Zalud, Security Magazine Editor EmeritusSome security systems integrators talk about the transition from analog to IP video; but a reenergized ADT Security Services aims at helping enterprises with

The George Washington University has named Darrell L. Darnell, a White House National Security official and D.C. homeland security and emergency management director under the Fenty Administration, as Senior Associate

Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced the fiscal year 2010 Preparedness Grants for nine federal programs-including critical infrastructure-related grants-totaling nearly $790 million to assist state, local and tribal governments and

On March 24, Wisconsin Assembly Representatives Kelda Helen Roys, Christine Sinicki, and Terese Berceau introduced 2009 Assembly Bill (AB) 894 , which seeks to provide Wisconsin employees the right to