Physical Security

Harvard e-mail probe sparks privacy concerns

Would a 3D-printed gun really be legal?

The quickly advancing technology raises new legal questions, experts say

Telecom seeks critical infrastructure status for IT vendors

Rising cyberthreats set backdrop for latest cybersecurity bill

Poor SCADA security will keep attackers and researchers busy in 2013

Security researchers expect attacks against industrial control systems to increase next year

Microsoft, NYPD develop counterterrorism and crime prevention system

The new Domain Awareness System will be marketed by Microsoft to cities worldwide

Cars should automatically call for help after crashes, EU parliament says

Voluntary adoption has been slow, so all new cars in Europe should be fitted with an eCall devices by 2015

Why camera systems fail

A surprisingly large number of surveillance camera systems fail. The reasons are never too difficult to find - just look to the network and video storage systems.

‘Occupy’ protests send police shopping for wearable cop cams

Law enforcement warms up to body-worn video cameras in the field, but some are hesitant to trust the cloud to store footage.

Flame’s Bluetooth functionality could help spies extract data locally, researchers say

Attackers could pinpoint the physical location of infected computers using Flame's Bluetooth functionality