New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg said Monday that his administration has successfully carried out the largest gun seizure in the city’s history, according to RT. 

A senior executive with Intel Corp's McAfee anti-virus software division was named the top cyber official at the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.

The University of Maryland-Eastern Shore is purchasing 200 bulletproof whiteboards to protect its professors from school shootings.

Workers at Louisville-area Zappos warehouses have filed suit in federal court seeking pay for time spent filing through anti-theft screenings - sometimes for a half hour or more - after their shifts end.

Every commercial nuclear reactor in the U.S. is insufficiently protected against "credible" terrorist attacks, according to a Nuclear Proliferation Prevention Project report.

Brad Brekke will keynote at the November 5, 2013 conference in New York City, discussing "Breaking the Mold...Delivering Value-Added Security."

Tactical-level errors during a small team exercise revealed discrepancies at the Malmstrom Air Force Base in Montana, marking the unit's entire inspection as a failure.

Despite cyber risks being ranked as an equal or worse financial threat than natural disasters, companies continue to neglect to source cyber security insurance, according to a new Ponemon study.

Citing Fourth Amendment violations and readily demonstrated evidence of racial discrimination, a federal judge has ordered a complete overhaul of the NYPD's stop-and-frisk policy.

There is $282 billion in private sector spending and $69 billion in homeland security spending on the federal level, the new ASIS and IOFM report states.