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Daily Headline : Access Control

Morning Security Brief: Infrastructure Vulnerability, Fake Inspectors, and More

07/28/2011 - New ways to hack into critical infrastructure. Oklahoma officials want drone-designated airspace. TSA warns about persons impersonating rail inspectors. And more.
Daily Headline : Best Practices \ Case Studies

Morning Security Brief: DNA Collection, WMD Directorate, Radiation Detection, and More

07/27/2011 - A court rules that taking DNA samples is no different than taking hi-tech fingerprints. DHS scraps a plan for new radiation detectors. A man tries to sell a drone on Ebay. And more.
Daily Headline : Crime

Morning Security Brief: Fast and Furious Operation, Taser Review, Police Shootings, and More

07/26/2011 - An in-depth look at the guns to Mexico saga. A North Carolina city pulls Tasers off the streets for review after a death. Chicago sees more police shooting deaths. Nurses raise hospital violence awareness. And more.
Daily Headline : Homeland Security

Morning Security Brief: Norwegian Tragedy, Heroism, and Security; Drug Cartels; Use of Force; and More

07/25/2011 - Norway grapples with tragedy and future security questions. LA Times details cartel activities. Victoria, Australia, considers stricter rules for private security. Websense warns against fake news links. And more.
Daily Headline : Airport Security

Morning Security Brief: DHS Progress Report, Private Scanners, Employee Search Ruling, Anthrax Emerging, and More

07/22/2011 - DHS issues a report assessing its own progress in meeting 9/11 Commission Recommendations. TSA adds more privacy to scanners. Vietnam may be on the verge of an anthrax epidemic. And more.
Daily Headline : Homeland Security

Morning Security Brief: Fake ID Law, TASER Lawsuit, Border Fence Funding, and More

07/21/2011 - Harsher penalties for fake documents in Georgia. DHS says utility facilities may be at risk. Arizona solicits donations to build their border fence. And more.
Daily Headline : Legal Issues

Morning Security Brief: Detention Times, ISI-Backed Lobbyists, Biosecurity Technology, and More

07/20/2011 - Cleveland, Ohio, mandates that suspects be charged in 36 hours or released. Newspaper blames violent crime on police layoffs. Iran shoots down a foreign drone. And more.
Daily Headline : Homeland Security

Morning Security Brief: Visa Program Problems, Biker Gang Hacking, Facial Recognition Woes, and More

07/19/2011 - The visa program's achievements and remaining problems are examined. Someone is leaking police files to biker gangs in Australia. States increasingly working to address wrongful convictions. And more.
Daily Headline : International

Morning Security Brief: Psychiatric Holds, Loose Missiles, Diplomat Tracker, And More.

07/18/2011 - Involuntary mental holds on the rise. Trouble with loose anti-aircraft missiles. An old security system is revamped to protect diplomatic personnel. And more.
Daily Headline : International Security

Morning Security Brief: Major Drug Bust, Mobile Suspect Identification, DoD Cybersecurity, and More

07/15/2011 - The Mexican army busts the country's biggest marijuana grow operation to date. A new app will make iris scans mobile. A study says crime is higher near airports. And more.
Daily Headline : Cybercrime

Morning Security Brief: Mumbai Bombings, Gun Control, Nuclear Security, and More

07/14/2011 - Indian intelligence had no advance warning of impending threat in Mumbai bombing. In border states, a new requirement aims to keep guns out of the hands of cartels. Militants call for cyber-jihad. And more.
Daily Headline : Airport Security

Afternoon Security Brief: Airport Breaches, Wi-Fi Security, Baggage Screening, and More

07/13/2011 - Thousands of breaches at U.S. airports have occurred. A man who hacked his neighbor's Wi-Fi network and planted child porn on his computer is sentenced. A judge orders agencies to produce Secure Communities data. And more.
Daily Headline : Guards \ Security Officers

Afternoon Security Brief: Malware Risk, ER Security, Trafficking Legislation, and More

07/12/2011 - U.S. receives software with malware pre-installed. NPR looks at efforts to secure emergency rooms. A new laser could reduce the effectiveness of RPGs. And more.
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