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Seven security organizations, including ASIS International and the National Association of State Fire Marshals, have sent a letter to Virginia legislature concerning conflicts of interest in a study group focusing on the use of active shooter prevention hardware in public buildings.

Much of the focus around Elon Musks’ Twitter takeover has centered around how he will treat free speech on the platform. But, two of his promises may have bigger implications for cybersecurity.

Microsoft has discovered Nimbuspwn — several security vulnerabilities that could allow an attacker to elevate privileges, deploy malware, or carry out other malicious activities.

After a tornado struck the Edwardsville, Illinois Amazon warehouse, a workplace safety review by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) found flaws in the facility's emergency action plan (EAP).

A proactive approach to zero-day vulnerabilities is conducting threat hunting based on the assumption that the organization has been breached using one or more security vulnerabilities. 

From IRS impersonations to cryptocurrency scams taking advantage of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, phishing has evolved since the start of 2022.

St. Petersburg, Florida Police Department deployed a drone detection solution for better event security at the 2022 Firestone Grand Prix. 

Nominate a security leader to be named one of Security magazine's 2022 Most Influential People in Security! Find out who would make a good nominee.

Two-way radios remain a trusted source for critical, real-time communications, bringing greater efficiency across incident response, emergency management and security operations.

Security magazine's April 2022 issue explores virtual global security operations centers (GSOC), de-escalation strategies, loss prevention, access control & more!