Many security operations centers employ artificial intelligence and machine learning tools to detect advanced threats, however, reaching too high too quickly with technological solutions can leave security teams with unclear or inefficient workflows.
Security issues exist every day at airports and seaports, but security solutions and a multi-layered surveillance approach go a long way in a world of ever-increasing risk. Here, we explore a sampling of the latest surveillance solutions for airports and seaports.
Canterbury Cathedral, one of the UK’s most important UNESCO Heritage sites, embarked on a seven-year program to install technology to preserve and safeguard the fifteen-centuries-old masterpiece of English Gothic architecture.
Eric Biernat, Corporate Security Manager West Bend Mutual Insurance, has always employed intercom solutions as part of his security strategy, including video surveillance, access control solutions and more. Last year, before the COVID-19 pandemic reached U.S. borders, he decided to replace his intercom solution with intelligent communication systems.
Cyber company Rapid7 says it has found vulnerabilities in a Wi-Fi connected security system, saying the system has an unauthenticated API and an unencrypted radio signal that can be easily intercepted.
Security speaks to Kevin Dooley, Senior Director of Security and Transportation for the San Diego Padres, about the approach his team is taking to fan and player safety.
Following the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) 2019 Section 889 and the ban of cameras and components made by certain Chinese companies, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has proposed a rule to ban products from Chinese electronics companies.
The Office of Ohio Governor Mike DeWine announced $5 million in security grants to go to 27 higher education institutions in the state to fund security enhancements.
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