Articles Tagged with ''protest security''

Airport Security: Active Shooter, Insider Threat, Terrorism and Protests

Airport security directors are always looking to beef up technology, improve employee training and work better with the TSA.

Ed Finkel

April 1, 2017

Airport security personnel spend most of their time preparing for active shooter incidents, insider threats and, in concert with the federal Transportation Security Administration (TSA), potential terrorist attacks. But on January 28, many of our nation’s largest airports had to handle an entirely different, unaccustomed scenario: mass protests over immigration policy.

Proctor & Gamble Increases Security Following Protest at Headquarters

March 6, 2014

Greenpeace activists unfurled huge banners from the 12th floor of the company's Cincinnati headquarters, protesting tropical deforestation and causing more than $10,000 in damage.

Social Media Forces Risk Management Changes in At-Risk Countries

September 30, 2013

The speed at which political instability spreads is now inextricably linked to social media, as disaffected populations around the globe turn to this powerful outlet to drive demonstrations, according to a new Marsh Risk Management Research briefing, Social Media Heightens Political Risks in Emerging Markets.

Detroit Bus Drivers Protest for More Security

September 17, 2013

Bus drivers in Detroit want better security after they say at least eight drivers were hospitalized after attacks by riders in the last nine months.

Pope Francis's Wrong Turn Concerns Security in Brazil

July 23, 2013

Thousands of well-wishers swarmed around the Pope's vehicle in Brazil, and while the head of the Catholic Church remained calm, his assistants were less than pleased.

Chicago Police Show Restraint, Get High Praise for NATO Protests

May 22, 2012

Although 90 people were arrested and eight officers were injured, the Chicago Police handled the weekend's NATO Summit protests with decided restraint and strategy.

ASIS 2012 Coverage: Security and the First Amendment

May 2, 2012

CSOs in Philadelphia are facing strong conflicts of interest between First Amendment rights and security needs.

OSHA fines grab headlines, but most compliance issues start with everyday operational gaps: missed protocols, unsecured areas, or slow response. Learn how emerging technologies & AI can be leveraged towards a more proactive model of compliance.

Security teams have never had more visibility. We’ll explore how a new decision layer is helping security teams move from detection to decision. Turn alerts into decision-ready context, reducing reliance on manual triage and enabling faster action.