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Two-Thirds of Business Decision Makers Expect to Suffer an Information Security Breach

The majority of business decision makers admit that their organization will suffer an information security breach and that the cost of ...

The Changing Cybersecurity Landscape in 2016

In the past few years a number of high-profile data breaches have garnered widespread media attention resulting in greater general scruti...

Court Rules Security Officers Should Have Reported Theft

An appeals court has reinstated the convictions of two former employees of New Brunswick Parking Authority for failing to report or pre...

White House to Hire its First CISO

The White House is seeking to hire its first chief information security officer (CISO).

Security Scholar Program to Debut at RSA® Conference 2016

RSA® Conference announces the RSA Conference Security Scholar program – a new initiative sponsored by RSA to connect the brig...

Nearly 80 Percent of German Organizations Aren’t Prepared for a Cyber Security Incident

The latest research on Cyber Resilience from the Ponemon Institute shows that 79 percent of security executives reported that they aren...

Report Lists the Most Dangerous Cities in the US

East St. Louis, Illinois and Camden, New Jersey rank first and second in an annual ranking of the country's most dangerous cities. ...

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Government: Federal, State and Local

Taking Situational Awareness to a New Level: Innovation, Technology and Citizen Stakeholders

Kevin Wine

With data production expected to be 44 times greater in 2020 than in 2009, city and public safety officials must be able to pull relevant information from multiple systems and …

Cyber Security News

Breaking the Cybersecurity Glass Ceiling

Diane Ritchey

When it comes to talent, the security industry and the business world are missing out on an under-tapped source. …

Identity Management

Finding Control and Accountability through Mass Notification

Claire Meyer

Faster response in an emergency may depend on forethought and long-term planning. …

Physical Security

Using Intercoms to Protect Vulnerable Families

Claire Meyer

For transition-age youth (16-25), the Lighthouse Transitional Living Program can be a vital lifeline. …

Physical Security

Streamlining Guard Tours with Technology

Claire Meyer

A security officer is often one of the most expensive and necessary tools in a security leader’s arsenal, but new technology is helping to maximize the investment. …

Video Surveillance

Heat, Light and Detection: The Future of Thermal Cameras

Bill Zalud

The thermal camera bottom line is accurate detection, clarity and quality of image. …

Access Management

Determining Responsibility in Parking Lot Security

Bill Zalud

Not every parking lot or garage is the same, nor do any have the same needs to mitigate risks. It all boils down to a fundamental but complex word that …

2016 Editorial Calendar

Retail/Restaurants/Convenience

After the EMV Bubble Burst, 3 Problems Persist

Seth Ruden Sr.

So, here we are, living in the “future”… many of us now finally have chip cards; the G20 nations are all in the post “liability-shift” world; we’re all expecting to be living in the new paradigm.

Blogs

Learning Security Management from the Samurai

By Frank Kerns

In today’s volatile world, providing a secure environment is, of course, a top priority. The ability to employ and understand performance metrics, imaging technology and advanced security systems, is imperative if we are to provide a safe and secure world.

9 Ideas to Create a Professional Incident Report Stylebook

By Frank Kerns

When Pop Culture Drives Mobile App Development, What Happens to the Security of User Data?

By Carl Herberger

Security Leadership and Management

Influence: Putting Your Insights to Use

Lynn Mattice

The four previous columns in this series were designed to help prepare you for collecting vital insights into the views of senior executives and key leaders across your enterprise.

Security Leadership and Management

Measuring Up Career Competition from the Public Sector

Jerry J Brennan

As many of you have observed, a number of executive roles leading corporate security department are filled by senior-level federal government officials from the law enforcement, intelligence and military communities who are retiring and seeking a second career.

Cyber Tactics

Limiting Access Is the First Step to Securing Networks

Steven Chabinsky

As part of our continuing series on the NIST Framework, we completed our review of the “Identify” category last month.

Cyber Security News

Almost Half of Boards Lack Real Understanding of Cyber Threat

A new survey found that 45 percent of cyber security professionals believe their board of directors have a major gap in their understanding of cyber risk, or simply don't understand the risk at all.

Security Magazine

2016 February

In the hunt for the next great cybersecurity leaders, are enterprises neglecting an under-tapped source? More women are joining the cybersecurity industry, but there are still myriad opportunities for enterprise security leaders to be advocates and mentors to up-andcoming talent.

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