08/27/2012 - A survey reveals that a large percentage of the public does not understand what constitutes suspicious activity in the context of terrorism. Read more about this and other problems with suspicious activity reporting.
08/27/2012 - Hurricane Isaac projected to make landfall Tuesday. New bioagent detection system undergoes trial in Boston. Ten percent of guns used in crimes in Chicago came from two suburban gun shops. And more.
08/24/2012 - Anarchists throwing acid-filled eggs and Molotov cocktails bolstered by social media and smartphones may be a problem for the cities hosting the Republican and Democratic Conventions over the next two weeks, according to a joint DHS-FBI intelligence bulletin.
08/22/2012 - In 2004, researcher Nosang Myung started building a miniature device that could detect airborne toxins. Eight years later, the newest prototype is about a month from completion.
08/20/2012 - The book overall is well presented with an audience of security and law enforcement professionals in mind. Its point of view is not from a single author, but from a panel of experts, and their specialization shows.
08/14/2012 - During the rise of right-wing extremism in the United States, the FBI examined the likelihood of suicide attacks by white extremists, according to a 2007 report.
08/07/2012 - For at least one household, their aggressive dog is what stood between them and the life-saving medication after a simulated anthrax attack.
08/06/2012 - A comprehensive database of terrorist incidents within the United States aims to provide data to law enforcement, researchers, and the intelligence community.
08/02/2012 - A former Intelligence Committee aide is suing to get her laptop back. San Diego launches new features for its emergency alert system. And more.