Erroll Southers is resigning his job as assistant police chief of Los Angeles World Airports, said an AP report. In a letter, he wrote that he will leave the post
A multibillion-dollar project to hot-wire the new Southwest border fence with high-tech radar, cameras and satellite signals has been plagued with serious system failures and repeated delays and will probably
Monday, March 1, is the current deadline for entities doing business in Massachusetts to comply with a tough new state law designed to safeguard residents' personal information. Are you in
The Transportation Security Administration will review the fiery crash of a small plane into an IRS office building and use that information to shape future anti-terrorism regulations for private airplanes.
ASIS International is offering schools in the Dallas Independent School District the opportunity to compete for $20,000 as part of ASIS’ School Security Funding Competition. The competition coincides with the
Results of an annual survey of governors homeland security advisors, released during the National Governors Association (NGA) Winter Meeting this week, showed similar homeland security governance structures across states, evolving
The National Telecommunications and Information Administration has authorized the first federally sanctioned test of cell phone signal jamming technology inside the Federal Correctional Institution in Cumberland, Maryland, using CellAntenna technology.
Under an agreement between Canada and the United States, U.S. Coast Guard officers are riding on patrol boats flying the Canadian flag, while Canadians have joined U.S. crews plying the
The International Anti-Counterfeiting Coalition filed comments with the US Trade Representative as part of the annual Special 301 review of the protection and enforcement of intellectual property rights (IPR) around
Identity theft was the top consumer complaint for 2009, according to the "Consumer Sentinel Network Data Book from the Federal Trade Commission. It was also the top complaint from the