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Getting Employee Buy-In for GPS Tracking

November 26, 2013

Like most businesses with a mobile workforce, security fleets are adopting GPS fleet tracking at an increasing rate.

The State of U.S. Mall Security Post-9/11

November 26, 2013

The deadly four-day attack in September by terrorists at a mall in Nairobi, Kenya, struck a nerve among global mall patrons.

How Life Safety Training Turns Security Officers into First Responders

Brent O'Bryan

October 22, 2013

When an emergency occurs, whether it is a cardiac or first-aid emergency, or a natural disaster or workplace violence incident, the emergency responder who makes the difference between life and death is one who is well trained.

How to Train Your Security Training Program

The foundation for creating a security department is risk evaluation and training, and taking training out of the binder and using it in the field could be the key to a thriving program.

Shawn Reilly

September 1, 2013

No matter if you have a proprietary or contracted security force, these officers must be properly trained.

Boston Bombings Reveal Holes in Event, Stadium Security

May 3, 2013

Underpaid or under-trained security officers are only one of the gaps in event security, according to a USA Today report.

Top Security Guarding Companies Report 2013

Managing Expectations for Security Officer Success

Bill Zalud

February 1, 2013

It’s a balancing act. It’s always been. But today, it takes more understanding and sensitivity, more training and supervision.

The Week in Review: December 15-21

December 21, 2012

Active shooter protocols, security officer training and top 2013 predictions are the most popular articles this week for SecurityMagazine.com.

Increasing Security Officer Efficiency with Extra Training

December 1, 2012

Every job has new hire orientation – you get the employee handbook; discuss the dress code and benefits; take the tour of your new workplace. But for security officers, training usually doesn’t stop there. Security officers have to be the front line of an organization’s security force, prepared with all the tools necessary to handle the worst situations.