Over the next five years, TSA plans to spend about $73 million in physical access control system implementation with the bulk of these funds ($51 million) going toward the acquisition of new systems from the Approved Products List. Keep Reading
Sydney researchers fear that local population growth is outstripping the capacity of urban infrastructure to deal with disease outbreaks. Keep Reading
GAO found that the number of TSA security reviews has varied considerably over the last several years. TSA officials stated that staffing limitations have prevented TSA from conducting more reviews. Keep Reading
The Parkland shooting was not the first such tragedy in the United States and is not likely to be the last without changes at the federal, state, and local levels. Keep Reading
GAO says agencies must more thoroughly implement capabilities to detect and prevent intrusions, otherwise federal systems and the information they process will be vulnerable to malicious threats. Keep Reading
What used to be isolated, air gapped “set and forget” OT networks have become ground zero for potentially debilitating cyber attacks. Keep Reading
New malware targeting IoT devices grew 72 percent, with total malware growing 203 percent in the last four quarters, McAfee found. Keep Reading
The New York Police Department tweeted that it responded to numerous threats, and that no devices were found. Keep Reading
"Today’s training brings together community leaders to discuss these tragic events and to learn how to prepare their congregations for an incident that we hope and pray will never happen in our district." Keep Reading
A team of researchers from Missouri S&T has received a National Science Foundation (NSF) research grant of nearly $1 million to develop stronger safeguards for a wide array of complex systems that rely on computers – from public water supply systems and electric grids to chemical plants and self-driving vehicles. Keep Reading
