Homeland Security researcher laments 'PlayStation generation'
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Although the U.S. Department of Homeland Security will spend $850 million for technology development this year, the man leading that effort is worried there won't be enough qualified talent in the U.S. to put it into use in the years ahead.
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WASHINGTON (CBS/AP)- Tom Ridge&#39;s successor as chief of the Homeland Security Department will have to unify a sprawling bureaucracy, a deadly serious job where failure could put the United States at risk of another terror attack.
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The PlayStation 3's potential is vast but it can't match the Xbox 360's features in its current iteration. By Chris Kohler.
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Tycho:  Kotaku carried a story yesterday that is (basically) the Nintendo DS version of that Playstation Pornable scare from six months ago.  You can see it here, and you should, because it's awesome.  It depicts a scenario so imaginative that it juts into the realm of speculative fiction:
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Eye of Sauron poked after dodgy debrief Department of Homeland Security (DHS) officials have been lambasted by Congressmen after apparently attempting to conceal technical problems and programme slippages.â¦
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WASHINGTON, DC â-he new director of Homeland Security will have to find the answer to a critical question: âWhatâs the best way to protect America?
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Our position is: The homeland security chief leaves behind an organization in need of correction and refinement. As the first boss of the Department of Homeland Security, Tom Ridge, who resigned Tuesday, was
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By Dorsey Griffith, The Sacramento Bee, Calif.  Jun. 22--Everyone knows someone like this: The guy who sits for hours, playing video games, his heart racing as he pummels animated bad guys with controller-driven automatic weapons.
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For some security researchers who uncover flaws in leading computer programs, a nod of appreciation from software companies is no longer enough.
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On a recent Saturday morning, I headed over to the house of Pulitzer Prize-winning Post book columnist Michael Dirda with an Xbox 360 under my arm. I plugged the device into his TV, showed him how to turn on the console and vanished. My assignment for Dirda was to try a new game called BioShock.
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A security researcher warned today that there are ways the sleek device could potentially be compromised.
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A new generation of  technologically savvy parents are turning gaming into a family  event, according to a new survey, but critics pushing for  greater monitoring of video game content remain concerned.
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Established security players profit from the rush to look for bad things in luggage and spot faces of evil-doers in crowds -- without real technology breakthroughs. But some little guys with the right products may get in on the homeland-security market, as well.
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Sony's Kaz Hirai talks about the future of the new PlayStation console and next-generation gaming technology.
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Ken Kutaragi, the chief architect of Sony's PlayStation game console and an icon among gamers, retires. His departure marks the end of an era at Sony, when the troubled company dominated the video-game industry with its flagship PlayStation consoles.
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Some see vulnerability researchers who publicize flaws as knights in shining armor; others, especially software vendors, say they're only helping the bad guys. In an interview, researcher H.D. Moore justifies what he does.
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Privacy advocates yesterday called on the federal government to scrap a Department of Homeland Security data-mining program designed to create terrorism risk assessments for every traveler who enters or leaves the United States.