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Technology Intelligence: How to Leverage Incident Management Data

Reporting prevents a system from becoming a black hole for data

August 27, 2013

Incidents, though often unfortunate, deliver an incredible opportunity to not just respond to and correct the situation, but to compile and analyze data that can greatly contribute to security strategy. This effort has evolved over time with the adoption of security technology.

5 Points to Securing the Global Enterprise

Large enterprises’ unique security and operational needs require a streamlined approach to technology deployment.

Renae Leary

August 27, 2013

When seeking effective security in the face of fast-evolving threats, large enterprises need assistance and a robust plan to address the challenges inherent to securing a global business. It is especially important to consider the following

Top 5 Pitfalls to Avoid in BYOD Security

Pankaj Gupta

August 27, 2013

Your instincts are correct. Keep an eye out for the following five major pitfalls in BYOD policy building.

How Technology Intelligence Fuels Security Strategy

David Feeney

August 13, 2013

Process improvements, program changes, establishment of metrics and funding requests become more strategic when built on a foundation of intelligence.

Are You a B.O.S.S.? Driving a Culture of Safety and Security at BP WestLake

July 29, 2013

BP is not only a major global energy supplier; its roots run deeper in the United States than anywhere else in the world.

Access Control Helps Decrease Crime Near Blue & Green Diamond Condos

July 29, 2013

The Miami Beach region is known as a high-crime area, but new luxury developments are fighting to decrease the crime rate and secure their guests.

How Biometrics Help Manage Amusement Park Access

July 23, 2013

Amusement parks exist, almost by definition, to create a positive atmosphere for customers looking for a fun get-away.

One-Third of Event-Goers Fear for their Safety

Michael Quinton

July 23, 2013

An Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH) poll found more than one in ten people have been hurt at a large sporting or music event in the last five years, while a third of people have experienced a crowd surge.

Dutch Housing Corporation Relies on Advanced Surveillance for Enhanced Security

July 17, 2013

Rotterdam has long been one of the most dangerous cities in the Netherlands, but the Woonstad Rotterdam Housing Corporation seeks to protect its residents and its investment with advanced surveillance.

The Intersection of Hope and Security: Tuscaloosa’s Multi-Layer Surveillance Initiative

July 9, 2013

In 1991, the U.S. Congress established a federal program to develop and test Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) and promote their implementation.