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A provocative commentary by Frank J. Cilluffo and F. Jordan Evert of the Homeland Security Policy Institute at George Washington University -- Clad in army fatigues, holding an AK-47, and

A security researcher demonstrated his homegrown RFID-reading equipment at both Black Hat USA and Defcon 18 to illustrate the lack of security in the Electronic Product Code (EPC) Class 1

Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport in Atlanta has amassed a small collection of bomb-disposal robots and later this year will add a fifth one capable of maneuvering narrow airplane aisles and checking

A new report published by Gartner Research places emphasis on another use for mobile technology in the financial transaction chain — as a security layer for user authentication via global

It now appears that organized crime groups, often from eastern Europe, are moving across the U.S. placing devices on ATMs and gas station credit card readers to steal identities. Skimmers

The Animal Liberation Front has taken responsibility for a molotov cocktail attack at the former Ylipelto Mink Farm in Svensen, Oregon. In an anonymous Internet post on the North American

A U.S. House Homeland Security subcommittee called DHS senior officials to testify July 28. Panel leaders said they were concerned that TSA has dedicated too much of its resources to

The world market for perimeter security sensors is projected to exceed $440 million by 2014. The growth of this market will primarily be driven by proposed legislation in Europe, CBRN

Chief security and information officers beware: IT professionals are using personal email accounts to mask file transfer activity from management, according to a study released today by Ipswitch, Inc., the

Cybersecurity is a challenge that we face together. It’s important to talk about that challenge, what can be done about it, and, importantly, who should do the work. In 1990,