Homeland Security

United States ‘Disrupted’ Plot Against Pope Francis, According to Official

Francis to visit U.S. for six days, starting on Sept. 22.

Real-Time Technology Group Gains DHS SAFETY Act Designation

The SAFETY Act provides incentives for the development of anti-terrorism technologies by creating a system of procedures for risk management and litigation management.

Congressman: U.S. Missed Chattanooga Attack But Foiled ‘Over 60’ ISIS-Linked Plots

Michael McCaul (R-Texas) fears an attack can happen ‘anywhere, any time, any place.’

Nearly 400,000 Homeland Security Employees May Have Had Private Data Compromised

As many as 390,000 current and former Homeland Security Department employees, contractors and job applicants may have had their private data compromised in a newly disclosed computer hack discovered last year.

Report: George H.W. Bush’s Home Security Alarm Broken for 13 Months

The Secret Service took more than a year to make repairs to the broken alarm system at former president George H.W. Bush’s Houston residence.

Steady Growth Forecast for Homeland Security Equipment Market

A new market research study estimates the global market for products used to secure the homeland will exceed $364 billion in 2020.

Winter Springs (Fla.) to Add Video Surveillance With Grant Money

Cameras will supplement security measures at various city facilities.

Congressman Dan Lungren Honored With ASIS Leadership Award

OnSSI Teams for Homeland Security Project at San Diego State Univ.

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