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The case for using smartphones for mobile electronic access control (EAC) credentialing.

In some tech circles, insulting colleagues and belittling anyone slower to understand is treated as a sign of confidence, and the next generation of leaders are learning from it.

Security leaders discuss the importance of advisory boards in the industry.

Convergence is no longer just an organizational idea; it can be a personal career strategy.

Campuses require far more security than the traditional gates and guards.

This year Security Magazine partnered with The National Center for Spectator Sports Safety and Security (NCS4) to present the Golden Eagle Award to SkySafe as the 2026 Golden Eagle Award winner for its case study submission, “University of Illinois Sets the Standard for Campus Drone Security.”

Recognized for their achievements and influence, this year’s honorees drive progress throughout their organizations.

A career in the security industry isn’t something that Dina Atwell planned for, but as with many things with life, the profession found her.

At the age of 18, Hannah Behnke took her first step into the security world in a classic way: she got a job as a "mall cop."

Dr. Jazma Mekelle Parker began her security career as a contract background investigator for the U.S. Office of Personnel Management (OPM).