A security company that has been paid nearly $2 million in taxpayer funds to help do criminal-background checks on nursing home residents has had its state contract canceled in the

The Justice Department announced that it is devoting significant new resources to its ongoing initiative to combat domestic and international intellectual property crimes, including theft of trade secrets, computer hacking,

According to research by Unisys Corporation, the majority of mobile device users worldwide feel safe using their mobile devices for applications, including airline boarding passes; as payments in stores for

A thin film that converts infrared light into visible light has been developed a breakthrough which, researchers claim, could give cell phones, eyeglasses and car windshields cheap, lightweight night vision.

Evanston, Ill. aldermen have voted to add 15 overhead police security cameras to the north suburb's downtown and south and west sides.   Federal grant money will be used for

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration sent a letter to companies and a wide range of other key stakeholders detailing the agency's concern over cargo and warehouse thefts of FDA-regulated

A private security guard at a GM assembly plant in Shreveport, La. is accused of stealing 11,000 pounds of copper, a bit at a time, over 16 months, starting in

A study by the Appraisal Institute reveals that reports of mortgage fraud in the United States increased 7 percent from 2008 to 2009.   The Appraisal Institute's research found that

ASIS International has released a new book titled “Professional Investigator’s Manual.”   The manual includes topics such as investigations management, interview and interrogation, undercover investigations, and due diligence. It also

Four senators are concerned that Facebook Inc. doesn't do enough to give its users easier ways to protect their privacy online.   On Monday, Sen. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., asked the