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Little League Baseball uses security surveillance technology to secure their World Series event and protect players, coaches and spectators from security incidents.

Security teams and hiring managers can use social media screening to identify potential security threats, but they must be cautious to remain compliant.

The "Moving Security From Cost Center to Value Add" panel at the SECURITY 500 Conference will feature how security executives can use business acumen to add value. 

The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has issued guidance for healthcare security leaders to protect medical devices from cyberattacks.

The 2022 National Retail Security Survey from the National Retail Federation found increases in organized retail crime, which may contribute to retail shrink.

Wallace Dalrymple has been named the first Chief Security Officer (CSO) at Educational Testing Service (ETS), a standardized testing nonprofit.

The Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) has awarded a $2.5 million grant to Saint Louis University (SLU) to create a career center for national intelligence and security.

Leading a hybrid workforce requires looking at cybersecurity compliance differently. Security technology may hold the answer for hybrid work.

The private sector can use the latest cybersecurity legislation as the roadmap for improving their security and digital infrastructure.

The four main types of bots — scraper bots, scalper bots, sniper bots, and account checker bots —  are all on the rise.