With 37 percent of the survey's respondents working in government or as contractors, just 42 percent said all of the incoming mail at their organization is screened. Keep Reading
The substance, which was found in an envelope, tested "clear" on site by a hazmat team and was sent to a lab for further analysis. Keep Reading
What if the next attack comes not from bacteria like anthrax but from a virus like the 1918 influenza? What if someone smuggles the disease out of a lab? Keep Reading
Burr argues for quick deployment: "I've never believed that our population could potentially be at more risk." Keep Reading
The free briefings will be available for front-line government, law enforcement, first responders and others serving the homeland mission. Keep Reading
DHS does not have assurance that cities can sustain threat detection and deterrence capabilities gained through the STC program. Keep Reading
Administration looks to "maximize impact through collective global action and create a safer world by closing the gap that diseases exploit." Keep Reading
This requirement is to acquire Scientific, Technical and Program Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) and support for the CBRN Office. Keep Reading
"It is vital that the public and private sectors collaborate to enhance security of locations such as transportation centers, parks, restaurants, shopping centers, special event venues, and similar facilities." Keep Reading
The test allows Pyongyang to show its people it is pushing ahead with weapons development while also reassuring domestic military officials worried that diplomacy with Washington signals weakness. Keep Reading
