Students find stealthy ringtone that teachers cannot hear 

Students are using a new ring tone to receive messages in class -- and many teachers cannot even hear the ring...

Universal Protection holds terrorism awareness course 

Businesses in hurricane-threatened areas should prepare 

Violent crime up in U.S. last year 

FBI statistics have confirmed what big cities like Philadelphia, Houston, Cleveland and Las Vegas have seen on the streets: Violent crime in the U.S. is on the rise, posting its biggest one-year increase since 1991. ...

Cruise line taps former FBI honcho for security 

Getting the kinks out of wireless video 

ADT to help combat organized retail theft 

They are organized, work in small groups, do their homework and can rip off thousands of dollars in merchandise in minutes. They are shoplifters -- but they are not out to steal just a couple of compact disks. ...

Theme parks go high-tech with security 

N.Y. clubs to station 'BioBouncer' at the doors 

Pick a fight in some Long Island nightclubs and it won't be a brawny bouncer banning your return, it will be a cyber-bouncer, according to a New York Newsday report...

NASCO concludes first contract security summit 

The National Association of Security Companies (NASCO) held the first NASCO Contract Security Summit at the Hall of States Building in Washington, D.C...

DHS helps small businesses prepare for emergencies 

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has launched the "Ready Business" Mentoring Initiative to help owners of small businesses prepare for emergencies....

GAO: Hospitals, nursing homes not ready for evacuation? 

Poll: 'Convergence solutions' to have greatest impact this year 

Convergence solutions tops the list of "hot" technologies that will have the greatest impact in 2006...

Info security execs struggling to keep pace with new threats 

Today's information security executives struggling to keep pace with the increasing risks to their organizations....

New international standards support biometrics 

The International Organization for Standardization recently published two highly anticipated standards to promote interoperability among biometrics technologies. ...

NY school officials not reporting all incidents of violence 

school officials routinely fail to report to the state incidents ranging from minor disruptions to sexual offenses....

Personal Internet use at work impacting corporate security, liability 

The rapid growth of online video and other Internet broadcasts is clogging the network bandwidth of companies all over the world....

International brands caught in phishing crosshairs 

International brands were the main target of phishing attacks in April, pushing U.S. companies into second place, according to RSA Security's monthly survey...

Credit unions the preferred target among hackers? 

Schools should take class in defensive design 

By Randolph J. Collins

Utilities share lessons learned 

By Erin Semple

Watch out for sticky-fingered employees 

It turns out that the majority of office workers (58 percent) have taken or stolen office supplies for their personal use...

Network security managers keep up with rapid technology growth 

Facts and figures on private security 

Organizations spending more on disaster preparedness 

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