Security leaders should consider the safety of their employees and visitors not only when inside a building, but everywhere on company property.

Abrupt disciplinary measures may exacerbate employee feelings of hopelessness and leave them feeling that violence is the only option they have left.

Secured entry solutions have long been established as proven tools in the fight against shrinkage, theft and unauthorized entry into protected areas.

More than half (58 percent) of frontline workers feel that the threat of physical harm is on the rise, and 40 percent say they are more concerned about personal safety at work than they were a year ago.

Jack Leskovar's 31-year career in the U.S. Secret Service informs his new role as Director of Security and Risk Management at Edgewood College.

Security leaders should employ a combination of governance, culture and technology to measure their security program maturity.

Georgia State University is adding Knightscope K1 emergency towers throughout the 100 acre campus so students can call for help in an emergency.

Texas legislation protects healthcare workers from workplace violence.

A focus on workplace culture helps security executives build strong security teams and improve departmental collaboration and efficiency.

With a goal to provide guests with peace of mind and convenience, Sofitel Legend Casco Viejo in Panama has recently enhanced security capabilities.