SECURITY

The FBI, NSA and Secret Service are investigating the data breach after being tipped off by an American ally.

Cyber intrusions and other data breaches put the personal records of 18.5 million Californians, nearly half the state's population, at risk in 2013.

Axiom has been named as a more capable successor to China's notorious PLA Unit 61398.

Security is just one issue that American companies face as China comes to dominate computer hardware.

Nathan Cirillo's body is currently on its way back Hamilton, Ontario, after the 24- year-old was shot and killed on Wednesday.

Apple Pay could be a step toward getting people to jettison insecure passwords for two-factor authentications that include biometrics.

Ottawa is the latest in a rash of "lone wolf" attacks that reveals weaknesses in government building security and counterterrorism operations.

Following the shootings at the Parliament complex, police have urged leaders to be in contact about suspected illegal activity in communities.

Prime Minister David Cameron has labeled the Islamic State group as the country’s “greatest-ever security risk.”

Poodle puppies are probably a bigger threat to Internet users than the POODLE security bug.

Police in New York, Los Angeles and elsewhere no longer need U.S. tax dollars for surveillance equipment.

The U.S. Secret Service confirmed it was investigating the breach, which compromised the systems of Kmart, which has about 1,200 stores.

The S-2T air tanker reportedly went down near the Dog Rock fire within a mile of the park’s western entrance.

A grand jury is expected to decide next month whether to bring criminal charges against police officer Darren Wilson.

Twitter says the US is infringing on its freedom of speech.

AT&T said in a letter to customers that a company employee obtained unauthorized access to billing information.

Bank hack: A new report significantly increases the number of accounts compromised during the summer's cyberattack.

Gov. Jerry Brown signed a bill aimed at preventing the invasion of privacy across California.

Hassan El Sabsabi, 23, has been accused of providing money to a U.S. citizen fighting for a terrorist organization in Syria.

Expedited screenings are given to government employees, members of Congress and the military, federal judges and some government agencies.

The retired firefighters, who were at ground zero after the 2001 terrorist attacks, all died on the same day from 9/11-related illnesses.