300 scientists, public health agencies, ministries of health and research funders convened for a two-day meeting at WHO to share the latest information about the virus and decide how best to confront it. Keep Reading
Airports, airlines and the TSA have come a long way in recent years to secure their infrastructure and passengers against the insider threat but these strengths are weakened by the lack of a strategic plan. Keep Reading
"All children deserve to go to schools free from harm, and all parents deserve to have confidence that their children will return home from school unharmed each and every day," says CISA's Harrell. Keep Reading
The administration said the budget request would "allow the department to adapt to new and evolving threats and challenges in order to protect the American people, the homeland, and U.S. economy." Keep Reading
The UK handling of Ms. Begum beggars disbelief as she is the citizen of one and only one country. The U.S. strategy in the case of Faris suggests that anyone who does anything illegal at any point in their life is at risk of having their citizenship clawed back. Keep Reading
Terror group says that while "many Muslims rushed to confirm that this epidemic is a punishment from God Almighty," the "world is interconnected" and transportation "would facilitate the transfer of diseases and epidemics." Keep Reading
Researcher finds "there has been no crisis in rapid radicalization to violence, and counterterrorism officials should walk back statements suggesting otherwise.” Keep Reading
According to the indictment, the defendants exploited a vulnerability in the Apache Struts Web Framework software used by Equifax’s online dispute portal. They used this access to conduct reconnaissance of Equifax’s online dispute portal and to obtain login credentials. Keep Reading
DIA assesses leader's death has little effect on ISIS’s ability to “maintain continuity of operations, global cohesion, and at least its current trajectory." Keep Reading
The attacks are often conducted by criminal groups whose infrastructure is based in the Niger Delta region. Here, the groups have a large number of camps and members in remote areas where hostages are held during negotiation. Keep Reading
Election primaries begin in February. However, CISA has not yet completed its strategic and operations plans to help state and local officials safeguard the 2020 elections or documented how it will address prior challenges. Keep Reading
The Polar Security Cutter Program to replace the ailing Polar Star "did not start off with a sound business case," says GAO official, but Coast Guard "has signaled a commitment to gaining key knowledge before proceeding." Keep Reading
Agreement will provide housing support for up to 20 people as they undergo a period of quarantined observation. The department will also provide office space for several HHS personnel and their equipment through February 22, 2020. Keep Reading
The law allowing foreign nationals to obtain driver's licenses also includes a provision blocking DMV officials from giving federal immigration officers access to driver databases without “a lawful court order or judicial warrant." Keep Reading
“My biggest worry is that there are countries today who do not have the systems in place to detect people who have contracted with the virus, even if it were to emerge,” said Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, WHO Director-General. Keep Reading
Wednesday’s exercise was not in a response to any specific threat, but was part of an ongoing collaborative effort to ensure the safety and security of fans attending spring training. Keep Reading
The Justice Department announced on February 4 that the Office of Community Oriented Policing Services has released over $500 million in grant solicitations. Keep Reading
The Government Accountability Office wants the Department of Homeland Security to push agencies harder on cybersecurity directives, and to engage stakeholders earlier. Keep Reading
Cloud Smart builds on the 2010 Cloud First policy and brings much-needed clarity. Keep Reading
"I am extremely proud and honored to have the opportunity to represent the men and women of the U.S. Border Patrol tonight at the State of the Union," Ortiz tweeted before the address. Keep Reading
