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Security magazine sits down with Duncan Greatwood to discuss how the critical infrastructure and manufacturing sectors can bolster security for remote access.

OSHA has cited additional Amazon warehouses for workplace safety violations and delivered alert letters for exposing workers to ergonomic hazards.

The ride-share company is using a security platform to keep negotiations & prices transparent and dishonest & fraudulent users out of the system.

In the last quarter of 2022, Russia-aligned APT groups targeted Ukraine with destructive wipers and ransomware, says an APT Activity Report by ESET. 

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration cited Amazon for failing to keep workers safe after inspections at three warehouse facilities.

TSA increases efficiency, stops a record number of firearms, improves access control and screens passengers faster, boosting travel security in 2022.

São Paulo Metrô in Brazil has deployed facial recognition technology to protect passengers traveling across 18 transit stations.

Security leaders can employ a number of strategies to narrow down suspects of a security investigation and increase investigative efficiency.

Every hack on critical infrastructure is a good reason to bolster cyber resilience: a cybersecurity objective best achieved by foregrounding industry knowledge.

Mass transit hubs could benefit from surveillance that can detect threats and provide security alerts without violating the privacy of individuals in the area.