A new Biometric Consumer Sentiment Survey reveals an increased appetite for biometric authentication technology, with 70 percent of respondents reporting that they would like to expand the use of it into the workplace.

A survey of educators from across the U.S. by CSUN social work professor Lauren Willner found that teachers overwhelmingly object to arming teachers a way to deter school shootings.

As if changing missions, resource shortages and salary pressures weren’t big-enough challenges, many federal workers must deal with another hurdle that’s been largely overlooked: smartphone bans.

The TSA has released a Top 10 list of the “most unusual checkpoint finds of 2018.”

Security magazine has partnered with Valiant to discover the top trends in guarding and security officer training and use.

President Trump signed an executive order that is aimed to guide the development and regulation of artificial intelligence in the U.S.

Cost recovery for electric sector cybersecurity investments and development of resilience metrics to gauge the industry's progress are two of several recommendations by Vermont Law School researchers and a six-month study of electric grid security.

Terrorism, specifically from the Islamic extremist group known as ISIS, and cyberattacks are also seen by many as major security threats, says a new report from

Illinois state Rep. Daniel Didech has proposed a law that would require police to screen social media accounts of potential gun buyers.

A U.S. school district becomes the victim of a cyberattack almost as often as every three days.