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Official: Smart Cameras, Armed Guards to Protect 9/11 Site

Prelimary details on security for site revealed by FBI

News • February 27th, 2006
Gunman Takes 9 Hostage in Ariz. Government Offices

Gunman took hostages during legal proceeding; situation ends peacefully with hostages safe

News • February 23rd, 2006
Microsoft to Unveil Paid Security Service

Company wold charge users $49.95 for a year's computer protection

News • February 8th, 2006
Computer Thefts Are `Crimes of Opportunity'

Thieves often grabbing computers out of offices with open windows, unlocked doors

News • January 9th, 2006
British Police: London's Financial District a Likely Terrorist Target

Police have performed security assessments of area, focusing on 'hostile reconnaissance'

News • August 10th, 2005
Impressive Security Planned at NY's Freedom Tower

Built-in chemical and bio detection systems, bomb-resistance, exceeding fire requirements

News • June 29th, 2005
Civil Engineers Comment on NIST WTC Report Recommendations

Engineers caution that standards are not a full "how to" protect building from plane strikes

News • June 24th, 2005
NIST Calls for Standards Improvements for High-Rise Facilities

Need for better standards follows report from WTC collapse; focused on fire systems

News • June 23rd, 2005
Security Concerns Push Back WTC Reconstruction Project

Police concerns from recent assessment may force architects to rethink elements of the structure

News • May 4th, 2005
Missouri Hotel, Office Evacuated Following Bomb Threat

Bomb squad from St. Louis seeking to determine whether truck contained explosives

News • March 15th, 2005
Protesters Push Past Security into Lockheed Martin Office in Belgium

Group of noisy, non-violent protesters were able to push past sole security guard to stage protest inside offices of defense contractor

News • February 22nd, 2005
Madrid Authorities Fear Skyscraper May Collapse after Weekend Fire

32-story office tower was one of city's tallest; heat may have permanently damaged building's structure

News • February 14th, 2005
Morgan Stanley to Return to Lower Manhattan

After more than three years following the 9/11 WTC attacks, Morgan Stanley moves back to the financial district

News • January 5th, 2005
Cell Phones Increasingly Attractive To Hackers

A look at the ways hackers are moving from attacking computers to attacking phones, the next big target

News • November 29th, 2004
Reduced Threat Level Calms Nerves at New York Financial Institutions

Decision by federal authorities to lower the terror alert status at financial institutions in New York and elsewhere was greeted with a mix of relief and caution

News • November 12th, 2004

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