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How can security entrances, access control, and biometrics combine to deter theft and prevent crime at distribution centers?

The need to provide transparency without helping potential attackers is a fundamental paradox of the security industry. How can security leaders address this challenge?

K-12 schools can transform students into cybersecurity leaders by focusing on security awareness training to prevent social engineering and cyberattacks.

The threats of violence and violence against political candidates, elected officials, election workers and voters is harmful to the democratic process and to election security.

Jeff Hansen, Director of Community Safety for the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma, will serve as Chair of the FEMA National Advisory Council.

The 2022 Security Benchmark Report recognizes security leaders achieving great things in training, making strides in diversity, equity and inclusion, adding value and enabling the business and more.

The purpose of The Security Benchmark Report is to create a database to measure security teams and organizations versus their peers, both among the industry as a whole and among individual sectors, for even better comparison.

The 2022 Security Benchmark Report includes comparisons of all security functions, sector reports and top critical issues. This editorial report provides security teams with metrics they can use to measure their security functions against their peers.

Data from The Security Benchmark Report is broken down by sector to allow for specific security comparisons across various market sectors. For The Security Benchmark Sector Reports, you’ll see data regarding security’s roles, responsibilities and budgets broken down by sector.

What generations pose more cybersecurity risk than others? The 2022 Human Risk in Cybersecurity Survey from Ernst & Young LLP asked employees about their cyber habits.