Articles Tagged with ''emergency response''

Security leader Pamela Brown shares best practices she’s learned over a 40-year career in healthcare safety, from maintaining resilience through organizational shifts to emphasizing the value of women in security.

Security program development requires security leaders to train or test their policies, procedures and operations with tabletop exercises and working models.

Formulating a before, during and after approach is key to organizational sanity and survival in a world increasingly dominated by ransomware attacks.

U.S. President Joe Biden announced a state of national emergency, declaring that Russian vessels can no longer enter U.S. ports.

Security incidents that affect railways usually fall into one of three categories: intrusion, theft, or terrorism. To keep passengers and freight safe, physical security must always be ensured.

Ken Ferrante, former Hoboken Chief of Police, has been named Public Safety Director of the New Jersey city. He will oversee the Hoboken Police Department, Fire Department, and Office of Emergency Management (OEM).

Here are the steps enterprise security can take to protect their airspace from drone overflights.

Facing a mass casualty event is a nightmare scenario for all involved, including enterprise security leaders. Former FBI Assistant Director, Victim Services Division, Kathryn Turman explains why survivor and victim support must be a priority for enterprise emergency response.

As missiles continue to rain down on Kyiv, Ukrainians and foreigners rush to evacuate the country.

The Howard Bend Water Plant facility conducted a tabletop exercise, focused on incident information sharing procedures, and emergency response and recovery operations.