Security must target people not objects
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Security officials should concentrate on   people, not objects, at airports but simplistic racial   profiling is not the way to thwart potential attacks on   airlines, experts say.
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Snooping and secrecy can help the government catch terrorists. But they also can also let government employees sniff around your private life without your even knowing about it.
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Why surveillance is rampant in the UK and who is watching what you do
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By Ryan Blitstein, San Jose Mercury News, Calif.  Feb. 7--Computer security is often about keeping the bad guys out. On Tuesday, Microsoft unveiled a series of technologies that make it easier to let the right people in.
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TAMPA, Fla., June 19  /PRNewswire/ -- Computers may have sensitive data that identity thieves would love to get their hands on. Magnets, degaussers, and other x-ray or magnetic techniques do not work, even the large bulk eraser magnets are not effective.
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A more joined-up approach to net safety is needed if government is to get the message home to citizens.
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Businesses warned that "dusting for prints" after a security crisis is a must if threats are to be contained.
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Windows users will have another tool for protecting their PCs.
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Chindamo will need a secret address to escape attacks by vigilantes.
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Security vendors are trying to make it easier for emergency personnel to ID themselves at the scene of a disaster.
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With officers like these on the beat, we might feel safe. But they're not targeting the dangerous criminals now terrorising our streets. The simulated shoot-out was part of training to deal with biological or chemical terrorist threats.  (c) 2006 Daily Mirror.
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Â· Internet industry asked to help curb illegal materialÂ· Terror bill proposes new powers against suspects
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Â· Victim 'threatened public' with Uzi-style weaponÂ· Locals link death to 'troubled' stranger in pub
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Watch dogs are a pretty common first line of security for U.S. homes and businesses. Watch birds not so much.
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It started as privacy protection for the abused, the oppressed and the bashful. Now it shields creeps, criminals and malicious mobs. How to fix it?
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A watchdog group has suggested a mandatory flash on camera mobiles to avoid illicit photographs.
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Imbedding security chips in possessions and pets is nothing new. Chipping people, however, has Orwellian overtones that angers civil libertarians and conservatives alike.