They are guarding the borders, patrolling underwater in seaports and may soon be flying over certain infrastructure properties. It would seem that in some circles, the biggest debate is what
The higher the price of copper at Joe’s Junk Yard, the more utilities, schools, plants, construction sites and telecommunications companies get hit by thieves. Almost on a weekly basis, power
Most seaports with commercial operations have bulked up with security technologies and enhanced procedures. There’s expanded use of security video, intrusion detection and electronic access controls including institution of the
Among the efforts of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, the National Infrastructure Advisory Council (NIAC) provides advice on the security of the critical infrastructure sectors as well as their
At power- and water-generating facilities, it’s important that operators do not miss a beat. So many citizens depend on having access to electricity, heat and clean water that in the
Andrew Ginter says that most critical infrastructure control systems were not designed with security in mind, and history has proven that these systems are vulnerable to attack and to performance
Security executives with a global mission need to work their U.S. and off-shore outsourcing relationships to assure high-quality officers. Photo courtesy Andrews International Microsoft Global Security oversees physical security/ life-safety,
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