Government seeks sci-fi antiterrorism insight
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Blog: The Department of Homeland Security wants to hear the thoughts of science fiction authors about terrorist attacks and responses.
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The Government is considering tough new anti-terrorism laws amid fears of an al-Qaida attack on Britain. Home Secretary David Blunkett will unveil the new proposals in an interview to be aired today on ITV1&#39;s Jonathan Dimbleby programme.
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A security organization has suggested police use key-logging software to track communications between terrorists.
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At Lawrence Livermore lab in northern  California and other national labs, U.S. scientists are hard at  work devising new inventions to monitor unlikely but horrific  dangers that could stem from future terrorist attacks.
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Britain is becoming a soft touch undermining the fight against extremists, says security thinktank
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The Department of Homeland Security's Project Hostile Intent aims to use behavioral profiling technology to catch bad guys posing as good guys. But getting it to work could be a challenge.
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Congressional hearings raised more questions than answers about impending organizational changes in the intelligence community and their impact on efforts to improve the nation's antiterror fight.
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An idea for a portable device which can see through camouflage is to be developed with government cash.
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In the name of homeland security, a little known branch of the Defense Department -- the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, or America's spy imagery agency -- is keeping a close eye on the United States.
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The British government will launch a new  security alert system on Tuesday which it says will keep the  public better informed about the threat of terrorist attack.
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The government is considering radical reforms to smash through a legal log jam of terror trials.
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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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Defense scientists in several countries are developing tiny flying robots that can hit the enemy with itsy-bitsy explosives. Critics worry that terrorists will adopt the nasty tech. By David Hambling.
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Officials are mulling a new, long-term strategy that shifts military focus from large-scale warfare to fighting terrorism, low-tech guerrilla wars and less conventional threats.
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The British government is taking steps to address the growing prominence of al-Qaida and other Islamic extremists who use the Internet to devise terror plots.
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WASHINGTON - The Education Department has advised school leaders nationwide to watch for people spying on their buildings or buses to help detect any possibility of terrorism like the deadly school siege in Russia.    The warning follows an analysis by the FBI and the Homeland Security Department of the siege that killed nearly 340 people, many of them students, in the city of Beslan last month...
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A new commission should be established to help balance the need for scientific openness and security concerns in a world facing terrorism, the National Research Council urged Thursday.