Articles Tagged with ''security operations''

Manufacturing and distribution facilities require a layered approach to perimeter security that includes people, technology, processes and procedures.

A persistent “eye in the sky” that supports security and safety seems to be a prudent step as we mature our ability to “get ahead” of events, like the tragic Astro World concert or the July 4th shooting in Illinois, that may cause injury or death.

What are four additional features to consider when specifying a high-security steel fence for the types of commercial facilities for better perimeter security?

 Discover 10 practical considerations to ensure the safety and security of hospitality workers.

How can automated verification and service assurance solutions help to ensure the integrity of a physical security system and allow organizations to move from a reactive security approach to an efficient, proactive approach to physical security?

If business and security leaders want to prioritize sustainability in their supply chains, they would be wise to consider key strategies to prevent human trafficking and forced labor.

Two ransom payments made by U.S. healthcare providers were recovered by law enforcement and returned to victims, the Justice Department announced.

Discover three main trends in how the public thinks about and prepares for natural disasters and severe weather events, according to Rave's recent public safety and emergency preparedness survey.

With all the use and, frankly, misuse, the true meaning of zero trust has become blurred and confused. Here's what organizations must actually do to implement a zero trust charter.

Insider threats are particularly insidious because the risk is mostly unseen. But is it possible to know from their behaviors if someone is about to go rogue?