The Economist report has analyzed 60 cities across 49 indicators spanning digital, climate, infrastructural, health and personal security concerns, and found Tokyo to be the safest.

A recent survey commissioned by ADT LLC provides a fresh perspective on how Millennials view personal protection.

The security force that protects federal buildings has more SUVs than officers, and is wasting $2.5 million wasted each year due to mismanagement of its vehicle fleet.
 

Nearly half of gun owners now say they keep firearms in their possession for security purposes, according to findings by the Pew Research Center.

It was, in its time, a soothing miracle cure or a humiliating school day when I smelled like an over mentholated pine forest. But it’s also an example of a domino falling, which can lead to surprising places, both good and bad. There are domino effect examples throughout the security field, too.

In a rare move, the biggest New York City hotels have just agreed in a new union contract to equip some staff members with personal protection devices.

The University of Maine will spend $2.6 million over the next three years to beef up information security following a data breach last year that exposed personal information on 4585 students and alumni who had visited the university’s counseling center.

Following the shooting of Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords and staff members in Tucson, Arizona yesterday, the U.S. Capitol Police are advising members of Congress to take safety precautions.