Social Security is a promise that must not be broken -- we work hard and our payroll taxes pay for it. It belongs to our children, our parents, our neighbors and us. Throughout their lives, women on average are

I must take issue with Erik's recent post on airport security in which he argued for abolishing the TSA, replacing it with privatized airport security , and adopting an Israeli “profiling” approach to airport

I have spent a fair amount of time working on government systems, and security has always been a priority. But what I am finding interesting is the type of threats that they are now taking very seriously – effectively

And animals getting out of the zoo will almost invariably be killed in a traffic accident. The larger will be shot

For the last 2 weeks, I've been testing a pre-release version of Theft Aware 2.0 - an app that occupies a spot in the familiar Android Security category,

With the rise of 401(k)s, fewer employers need to worry about pension costs, but more workers need to worry about retirement security . As Congress and state governments turn to address the solvency of Social Security

Writing in the Washington Post, Allan Sloan singles out Social Security personal accounts as a policy “turkey.” Both reasons Sloan gives, however, turn out to be wrong. It's a shame, since Sloan is a bright

Every app that you use on an iPhone introduces its own security weaknesses. A lot of Twitter apps will send your password in the clear, allowing anybody eavesdropping on the network to capture it and log in as

I woke up this morning to the news that WikiLeaks had dumped thousands of US confidential documents out into the Web and that no one had blown either them o.

Internet security concerns were already high leading up to Cyber Monday. Now that leaked US State Department classified documents went public—an event which may have been possible due to post-9/11 changes promoting