The collapse of the I-35 bridge in Minneapolis was a reminder that 72,000 bridges in this country are structurally deficient. How did we get here? By using the wrong infrastructure management model.

The text, CEH Official Certified Ethical Hacker Review Guide, is reviewed.

A push for two-factor authentication is making voice recognition a more attractive security option for financial firms.

Are the reported flaws truly serious, or is the hype mainly about knocking the wildly successful Google down a peg?

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The amount, in billions of dollars, of direct damage caused by malware attacks worldwide in 2007, according to market research firm Computer Economics.

The software has a simple interface and uses highly regarded Twofish encryption. Keep your passwords organized and secure at this month’s A Site to See.

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The percentage of U.S. crude oil imports that came from Africa in 2006, up from 15 percent in 2004. Africa is currently the largest supplier of U.S. crude oil, making strategic alliances in that region critical.

A new risk-assessment system is expected to detect numerous potential threats as part of a broader EU customs modernization.

Russia emerged as a big player in world oil markets a decade ago, but now it’s struggling to maintain production. It could hamper the Kremlin’s foreign policy in years ahead.

Sub-Saharan African countries are making slow progress on governance, corruption, and basic political rights, says the World Bank.

Faced with the need to increase IT staff and resources, this bank chose to outsource all of its network monitoring.

Financial scandals follow a pattern, and learning how this pattern plays out is essential to preventing future business crime and financial meltdowns.

Among the many books that purport to point the way forward for America in the wake of 9-11, this one stands out, chiefly for its clarity and sensibility. It is often difficult to deny the common sense of Brian Michael Jenkins' commentary.

What makes Islamist terrorism tick?

The term "instant classic" is an oxymoron, but it nevertheless may apply to Counterdeception Principles and Applications for National Security.

Learn the skills and tools necessary to install and maintain effective intrusion alarm devices and systems.

Author James F. Pastor weaves together security standards, best practices, and the law to help lawyers who litigate civil premises liability cases.