Firm to supply 'dirty bomb' detectors
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THE REGION Firm to supply 'dirty bomb' detectors
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Omagh bomb detectives are to run a series of adverts asking people to come forward with information.
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In the weeks before key government tests of new radiation detection equipment, officials at the Department of Homeland Security helped contractors through repeated dry runs that enabled them to perform better during the examinations, according to government briefing documents obtained by The...
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Security firm will formally launch two programs for businesses to get its help with antivirus and data protection.
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After spending billions on Rube Goldberg contraptions, the military notices commercial devices already exist. Could a TiVo-like gizmo help them find a car bomber? In Danger Room.
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Army bomb experts are tasked to a security alert at a shopping store in Castle Street in Belfast.
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Specialists make bombs from common household items to help the FBI defend against low-tech terrorist threats in the United States. By the Associated Press.
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The U.S. Department of Homeland   Security said on Wednesday it awarded $1.35 billion in   contracts to three companies to develop a system to screen for   radioactive matter that might be hidden in cargo.
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A new system which will emit an alarm and wipe information from stolen mobile phones is being  made available.
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Congressional investigators set up a bogus company with only a postal box and within a month obtained a license from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission that allowed them to buy enough radioactive material for a small "dirty bomb."
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Technology at airports to check  luggage for bombs is now being used by the government in tests  for screening cargo loaded aboard passenger planes, officials  said on Tuesday.
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A suspicious substance sparks a security alert at the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority in Cumbria.
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Sensing devices smaller than a shirt button. Databases that could track car bombers to their sources. Constant surveillance of tens of thousands of kilometers to pick out moving targets as small as a man.
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A new detector combines a laser with  a mass spectrometer to provide on-the-spot analysis that  researchers hope will have applications ranging from evaluating  a tumor as it is removed to quickly detecting explosives in  luggage.
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A consortium of security vendors is trying to make it easier for emergency personnel to identify themselves at the scene of a disaster.
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Wireless tracking systems could be used to protect people and assets, backers of the technology say.
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A "potentially viable explosive device" is made safe after a suspicious vehicle is found in central London.