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The tribe is only 28,000 strong. The Tohono O'odham is a group of aboriginal Americans who reside primarily in the Sonoran Desert of the southeastern Arizona and northwest Mexico.

Some security experts and enterprise officials often contend that low-level thieves, outside hackers and shoplifters are the biggest threat to the life of a business. But, get this, C-suite

It was always a contention of some in public and private sectors. But now, leaked reports to news services contend that the North Korean government was the source of

In a sad and ironic turn, it turns out that the Congressional Record, since 1971, has been posting military officer Social Security numbers. Wacky but true, Stars & Stripes,

The topic was cryptography with Nathan Cummings, director of integration/application for HID Connect, talking this past Tuesday on the impact of new cryptography requirements on next generation physical access

Brand protection and corporate reputations as well as increased regulations are pressuring organizations, especially banks, educational institutions and healthcare firms, to get tougher on securing databases. Often it takes

President Barak Obama, just days ago, announced $3.4 billion in grants to update the nation’s electrical grid aimed at creating a more efficient and reliable electric system in the

Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Janet Napolitano announced yesterday (Oct. 29) the transfer of the Federal Protective Service (FPS) from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to the

Some say it was an ominous sign when some Bobbies’ helmetcams literally caught fire. The darling of proponents of security on city streets, Great Britain’s police agencies, borough councils

As government and enterprise security work together or apart to prioritize the protection of critical infrastructure, there’s the chance on not spending as much time and resources on soft