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A new study from the Penn Cary Law School at the University of Pennsylvania suggests 961 Georgians each year are falsely arrested because law enforcement wrongly trusted the results of a roadside drug test.

Oryon.net Announces the Launch of OryonSentinel Service: Offering Businesses Round-the-Clock, Unmatched AI-Driven Security Solutions

The use of genetic-genealogy test results by law enforcement agencies and other investigators to attempt to identify criminal suspects is regarded by many people as positive, but scientific limitations and privacy-related legal and ethical concerns abound

The use of genetic-genealogy test results by law enforcement agencies and other investigators to attempt to identify criminal suspects is regarded by many people as positive, but scientific limitations and privacy-related legal and ethical concerns abound

Despite the well-known problems with the kits, they're used in half of the roughly 1.5 million drug arrests in this country every year.

Setting up and training your spam filter is the best way to stop spam emails. We've also provided the best anti-spam practices in this article...

Cloud security provider Lacework announced the extension of its platform to include code security, enhancing its coverage of the full application lifecycle.

Most companies face a no-win situation when screening third parties against evolving and expanding sanctions, watchlists, and other risk factors globally. On the one hand, they want to...

Wrongly identifying something as a security threat – or not – leads to reduced efficiencies, security team fatigue and unaddressed vulnerabilities in your system, says Joshua Gardner, operations director for Iconis.

There are many reasons full-body scans have not been recommended for the public by the United States Preventive Services Task Force.