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Transit in Transition

TRANSPORTATION security continues to be tested around the world, especially in Europe, where attempted bombings and terrorist plots have become increasingly common.

By Megan Weadock
Sep 05, 2007

Computer Scientists Developing Technology To Improve Data Mining For Homeland Security

From online news articles to blogs, a massive amount of information is voluntarily being put before the public every day. Some of this information may be valuable to protecting homeland security.

Sep 04, 2007

SMS Program Allows Anonymous Tips To Crime Stoppers

Aug 28, 2007

Adesta To Enhance Security At Port Of Long Beach

Aug 27, 2007

CDW Government Inc. Helps Secure Colorado Town’s Recreation Center

Aug 27, 2007

DoD to Implement Interim Threat Reporting Procedures, Shutters TALON

Aug 22, 2007

Spectrum Announces Public Safety Cross Band Communications Platform for First Responder Communication Services

Aug 22, 2007

Cepheid, Northrop Grumman Enter Into Agreement for Purchase of Anthrax Test Cartridges

Aug 16, 2007

TSA Awards GE Security Contract for Explosives Detection Systems

Aug 14, 2007

DHS Emergency Responders Use Plateau for Critical E-Learning Initiatives

Aug 14, 2007

Researcher Developing Biometric Technique To Identify Suspects Seeking To Avoid Detection

Aug 09, 2007

Experts Say Protecting U.S. Food Supply Becoming More Complicated Issue

Aug 09, 2007

SecureWorks Reports Number of Hackers Attacking Banks Up 81 Percent

Aug 06, 2007

Lets Get Critical

IN the spring of 1942, a small team of British and American engineers and scientists were asked to assess the critical nodes in the German industrial complex.

By Col. Timothy D. Ringgold
Aug 02, 2007

Ohio Man Pleads Guilty to Conspiracy to Provide Material Support to Terrorists

Aug 02, 2007

Arizona County Upgrades Courthouse Security

Jul 19, 2007

Survey Says Managing Complexity Of Security Is Top Challenge For Organizations Across The Globe

Jul 17, 2007

FACED with the prospect of security threats and ever-changing federal regulations, many airports have been stymied in the quest to enhance the safety of air travel. Fortunately, the evolution of the Transportation Worker Identification Credential program provides a useful guide that airports can confidently follow without fear of technology obsolescence.

By Roger Roehr
Jul 16, 2007

Researchers Develop 3-D Model To Predict Behavior Of Large Crowds

Jul 09, 2007

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