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How to Secure the Global Enterprise

Boeing’s Senior Manager for International Security Operations, has developed a global security policy that includes a proactive strategy and process for identifying and establishing security measures in other countries.

Diane Ritchey

May 21, 2013

Boeing’s Senior Manager for International Security Operations, has developed a global security policy that includes a proactive strategy and process for identifying and standing up security measures in other countries.

Protecting Your People, Property and Posterior: The Top 11 Errors in Emergency Planning

Most organization leaders believe their company emergency plans are the state-of-the-art

May 20, 2013

Most organization leaders believe their company emergency plans are the state-of-the-art. In fact, their plans are dangerously flawed.

First Century Philosophy for the 21st Century Security

Getting back to basics with security

Jack Danahy

May 8, 2013

This is a lesson we need desperately, as enterprises ask for maturity models and best practices become synonymous with sufficiency.

Threats and Opportunities of Doing Business in Conflict Zones

The increasing instability in the Middle East, precipitated by the Arab Spring, necessitates global firms to better accentuate political risk and conflict, including terrorism and kidnapping for ransom, in their daily operations.

May 8, 2013

The increasing instability in the Middle East, precipitated by the Arab Spring, necessitates global firms to better accentuate political risk and conflict, including terrorism and kidnapping for ransom, in their daily operations.

Down to Business: The Analytics of Biometrics

Time and attendance, physical and logical access control applications, together and separately, are emerging as drivers in biometrics.

Bill Zalud

May 8, 2013

Time and attendance, physical and logical access control applications, together and separately, are emerging as drivers in biometrics.

Increasing Security without Impeding Customer Service

Sue Marquette Poremba

April 1, 2013

Sometimes it can be difficult to measure how well a security system is working. “You can’t measure crimes that aren’t committed,” says Steve Reed, security director at Arden Fair Mall in Sacramento, Calif.

How Will Big Data Change Security?

In this three-article series, we will look at the underlying technologies that make up the Big Data revolution

Steve Van Till

April 1, 2013

The signs are all around that Big Data is the first major post-cloud technology that can change our useof data as much as the cloud has changed the way we deploy it.

Examining Best Practices for Security Executives and Integrators

Building and maintaining long-term working relationships with a security integrator takes time, commitment and plenty of resources.

Maggie McFadden

April 1, 2013

Long-term relationships between security leaders and their integrators are born from years of consultations, installations and service work. Once you find a security integrator that you trust and that meets your needs and exceeds your expectations, you can bet that you will go back to them time and time again. There are many examples of security executives forming multi-decade working relationships with their integrator. Those relationships are built from trust, communication and delivering results.

Getting Buy-In for Remote Access

Claire Meyer

April 1, 2013

What do a small, private college in New England and a multi-airport department in Florida have in common? Remote Access Control.

Saving Money and Increasing Security with GTRI Training

Bryan Warren

April 1, 2013

In 2004, the United State’s Department of Energy’s National Nuclear Security Administration established the Global Threat Reduction Initiative (GTRI) to, as quickly as possible, identify, secure, remove and/or facilitate the disposition of high-risk vulnerable nuclear and radiological materials around the world that pose a threat to the United States and the international community.