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Advice to School Administrators: Don’t Let Security Drown in a Flood of Financial Woes

August 10, 2010

By Jeff Floreno

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Sometimes it seems like this recession will last forever. Month after month, consumers and businesses continue to hold their breath, “making do” with old resources and returning time and time

It’s Time for CSOs to Spread the Word on Workplace Violence Prevention: If You See Something, Say Something

August 10, 2010

By Mimi Lanfranchi

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According to Northwestern National Life, one-fourth of employees view their jobs as the leading stressor in their lives. While OSHA reports that work-related homicides have fallen 52% since 1994 to

Incorporating The Human Element Into Security Systems

July 27, 2010

By Drew Levine

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Technology is changing the practice of security but still hasn't diminished the importance of the human element. Technologies such as video surveillance, access control, video analytics and command and control

Protecting Tourist Sites: What Sightseers Don’t See

July 13, 2010

By Bill Farrar

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On May 1, 2010, an attempt was made to detonate a car bomb in New York’s Times Square during early evening hours when thousands of theatergoers and tourists were visiting.

Keith Still, Leonard Bonacci and Other Sports Security Professionals to Speak at NCS4 Conference in August

June 22, 2010

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The National Center for Spectator Sports Safety & Security announced several more speakers for its annual conference, to be held August 2-4 in New Orleans. Professor G. Keith Still will speak

Video Analytics and Storage – At the Edge or at the Server?

June 22, 2010

By Pandith Jantakahalli

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There is much skepticism about the working of video analytics. However, a number of enterprises understand the limitations of analytics and have benefited from carefully deploying them to meet their

Video Surveillance for Higher Education

June 8, 2010

By Gadi Piran

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Keeping college and university campuses safe and secure benefits students, parents, educators, college administrators and the general public. Campus crime reporting requirements of the Crime Awareness and Campus Security Act,

The World Cup: Securing 48 Super Bowls

June 8, 2010

By William Besse

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South Africa has been preparing to host the 2010 FIFA World Cup since 2004. Given the high profile nature of the international, month-long series and the potential volatility of the

Graham and Honoré to Speak at NCS4 Conference

May 25, 2010

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Gordon Graham of Graham Research Consultants is a featured speaker at the National Sports Safety and Security (NCS4) Conference, August 2-4 in New Orleans. Graham, a 33-year veteran of California

Integrating Physical and Cybersecurity

May 25, 2010

By Eric Reed

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A recent DEFCON presentation described a package sent by ethical hackers to a non-existent employee at a large corporation. The package was diverted to the mailroom and forgotten. The smartphone

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