Despite only being three years into the decade, the 2020s has already cemented itself as a turning point in the artificial intelligence arms race.

Every company has two attack surfaces: internal and external. Of the two, the external attack surface (EAS) is much harder to safeguard. Why?

The state of the physical security industry is changing. In this installment of 5 Minutes With, we talk to Steve Riley, Global Security Technology Lead at IBM Corporate Security.

Unlike large corporations with robust security measures and infrastructure, many small and medium-sized businesses lack such resources, making them prime targets for online attacks.

Retailers have the ability to take an intelligence-led approach to turn loss prevention into a proactive operation rather than a reactive one.  

Stronger mission alignment may be the best way for security leaders to keep security programs focused on the top management’s priorities.

Safety procedures and emergency response plans can seem daunting, so security leaders should assign employees to incident management teams.

Google “breaches and human error” and be greeted with a seemingly endless list of articles that declare 82%, 88%, and even 95% of breaches are the result of human error.

The solution to esports’ identity and multi-accounting problem? Biometrics combined with AI-powered identity proofing and verification.