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  The Price of Security

  An exclusive report from USA Today says the Secret Service can no longer pay its agents to protect the president.

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  Boston Rally Security Measures

  Boston officials said they were pleased with the mostly-peaceful protests which took over Boston Common and the surrounding area on Saturday.

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  HBO Social Media Accounts Compromised in Second Hack

  For the second time in a month, HBO has fallen victim to cyber criminals.

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  UPDATE: Barcelona Police Link Two More Incidents to Vehicle Attack

  Dozens are injured after a van plowed into crowds in Barcelona.
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  LA Metro to Test New Security Screening Systems Designed to Detect Threats in Seconds

  Metro has teamed up with TSA and Evolv Technology to test a new weapon screening system.
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  Why Multi-Sensor Cameras Are Trending for Mainstream Applications

  Multi-sensor cameras are the hot trend in today’s surveillance market with growth rates surpassing conventional camera form factors.
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  DHS to Boost Cybersecurity of First Responders' Tech

  The Department of Homeland Security is looking to boost cybersecurity of advanced first responder technology.
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  Drone Maker Steps Up Security after U.S. Army Ban

  The U.S. Army banned the drones after they detected “cyber vulnerabilities.”
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  Shooting at Great Lakes Dragaway Leaves 3 Dead

  Three men were killed in a shooting at a Wisconsin dragstrip last Sunday night.
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  Increased Security in Delhi for Independence Day

  The country will celebrate its 71st Independence Day on August 15.
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  Next Steps for Charlottesville

  Governor McAuliffe defines the next steps for Charlottesville after violent clashes and vehicle crash.
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  Terror in Charlottesville: Violent Clashes and Vehicle Attack Leave Country Reeling

  Over the weekend protesters and counter protesters clashed in Charlottesville, Virginia, leading to violent clashes and a deadly vehicle attack.
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  It's Plain to See: Video Verification Increases Security System Effectiveness

  If someone told you that a particular system or product fails to work properly 98% of the time, chances are you would call that system or product an abject failure.

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