CDP interdisciplinary courses offer emergency responders everything from radiation contamination and incident response training to pandemic influenza education.
Random Hacks of Kindness attracts disaster relief experts and software engineers to innovate technology solutions.
U.S. Forest Service testing sensors that draw power from trees to glean data.
Proposed California facility is part of new five-year information security strategy.
Save the Children surveyed the states to determine disaster preparedness requirements for children who are in schools or child-care facilities during disasters.
Jay Hagen, emergency preparedness officer of the Seattle Fire Department, discusses education, maritime security and the homeland security/emergency management relationship.
The National Cyber Security and Communications Integration Center joins federal, state and private-sector cyber-security professionals for 24-hour watch and warning capabilities.
DHS' chief medical officer addresses H1N1 and why the vaccination is taking so long to deploy.
The Nevada Bureau of Mines and Geology released two tools to aid residents and state and local officials in locating faults and estimating potential losses from earthquakes.
The Troy, N.Y., Police Department implemented computerized lockers that verify officers' identities and equipment access privileges.
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