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Morning Security Brief: Olympics Security Plans Found On Train, Google's Cybersecurity Campaign, White House Lockdown, and More

Jan 18, 2012 -A police officer leaves the security plans for the 2012 Olympics on a commuter train. Google creates a new page to teach Internet users about cybersecurity. White House put on lockdown during Occupy protests. And more.

EPA Puts Chemical Databases Online

Jun 17, 2011 -Chemical exposure studies and toxicity from more than 500 tests conducted on more than 300 chemicals will be available for public viewing online thanks to two new databases from the Environmental Protection Agency.

Is the iPad Useful for Security Professionals?

Apr 22, 2010 -The iPad reportedly already accounts for .03% of Web traffic. That might not sound like a lot but that's compared to the BlackBerry's .04%, according to Engadget. What's that have to do with security you ask?

Colorado Releases Video Describing the 8 Signs of Terrorism

Oct 06, 2009 -In an effort to educate and increase ordinary citizens' awareness of terrorism planning, the state of Colorado, its fusion center, the FBI, and the nonprofit Center for Empowered Living and Learning (CELL) have co-produced a video exploring suspicious activities that may indicate terrorist planning.

Raytheon Pushes Math and Science, Both Critical to Cybersecurity It Says

Jun 12, 2009 -Raytheon agrees with President Obama: math and science literacy is critical to the country's future and its cybersecurity. Here's how the company's helping.

Homeland Security Heads to High School

Jun 10, 2009 -Since 9-11, colleges and universities began offering degrees in homeland security. Now that trend has perculated down to high schools, reports The Los Angeles Times.

Study of Bullies' Brains Shows Enjoyment of Inflicting Pain

Nov 10, 2008 -Bullies may get pleasure from the pain they inflict on bullies. That's the finding of a study reported in the current issue of the journal Biological Psychology,according to The National Science Foundation.

DHS and Sesame Street Teach Kids About Disaster Preparedness

Sep 19, 2008 -The Department of Homeland Security teams up with Sesame Workshop to bring disaster preparedness messages to young children.

Gangs: Experts Advocate Prevention over Prosecution and Prison

Jun 10, 2008 -Experts tell Congress that gang prevention strategies work better and are more cost effective than prosecution and prison.

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