Articles Tagged with ''risk management''

Technology alone will not solve school attacks — it should be used as a tool to enhance school security programs, along with security by design changes, which can be highly effective and more affordable than state-of-the-art security solutions.

Video content analytics amplifies the value of video surveillance for retail security, while providing tools to leverage video as data for business intelligence, decision-making and understanding incidents.

Something as simple as a smile can have a massive effect on security interactions, especially if used before a conversation is started. 

Access control is more than just a system. It is rather a multi-layered strategy involving a combination of smart security entrances, data analytics, predictive metrics, and, yes, even systems.

Detecting insider threats and misconduct begins with evaluating departmental responsibilities and tools used for employee screening.

United States defense contractor L3Harris is in talks with NSO Group, a blacklisted Israeli spyware company, to purchase the firm’s spyware tools. 

Lookout Inc. has discovered an enterprise-grade Android surveillanceware currently used by the government of Kazakhstan within its borders. 

Cyber resilience requires a holistic approach to risk reduction — people, processes, and technology all continually optimized as the nature of the threat landscape changes.

The University of Pisa in Italy is allegedly being held to ransom for $4.5 million, according to Cybersecurity360 and other European news sources.

There are more than 24 billion usernames and password combinations in circulation in cybercriminal marketplaces, many on the dark web, according to new Digital Shadows research.