Articles Tagged with ''public and private security''

Security leaders will discuss the impact that public-private partnerships have on community security and public safety. 

Michael Lashlee discusses the importance of mentorship and his career throughout the public and private sector of the security industry.

According to research by Veracode, public sector applications tend to have more flaws and vulnerabilities than private sector applications. 

Security leaders have to be prepared for mail-based threats and doxxing, posting someone's address online, that may target public figures.  

Eastern Kentucky University (EKU) has received safety funding to improve lighting around its Richmond campus.

The Industrial Control Systems Joint Working Group will hold its Spring 2022 Virtual Meeting on April 26–27 to exchange ideas regarding critical issues affecting ICS cybersecurity. 

The Puyallup Nation, a tribe with over 5,600 registered members in Washington State, has added a surveillance and analytics system to better improve security around public events.

The Biden administration issued a broad new order — Binding Operational Directive 22-01 - Reducing the Significant Risk of Known Exploited Vulnerabilities — requiring nearly all federal agencies to patch hundreds of cybersecurity flaws considered major vulnerabilities for damaging intrusions into government computer systems. 

On a mission to empower a more secure, interconnected world, the National Cyber Security Alliance has partnered with cybersecurity organizations to launch a resource initiative aimed at raising diversity and closing the cybersecurity talent gap.

First responders from emergency agencies throughout Washington and Benton counties in Washington state participated in a multi-regional response drill at Farmington High School.