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The Save-on-Foods Memorial Centre, a hockey stadium in Victoria, British Columbia, implemented a touchless, cloud-based access control system to manage employee access at the arena.

Physical ID badges may soon be a security tool of the past. Enterprise security leaders are responding to user demand by adopting digital authentication practices.

Colonial Pipeline named Adam Tice as its first ever Chief Information Security Officer. Tice will oversee and be responsible for Colonial Pipeline's information and data security program.

Toyota plastic parts supplier Kojima Industries (Kojima) has suffered a cyberattack that forced Toyota Motors to suspend the operation of 28 production lines across 14 plants in Japan for a day.

Cellular carriers plan to phase out 3G networks to further the development of 5G capabilities. Security systems that operate using 3G will lose emergency alert tools with the sunset.

The Pandemic Response Insights and Recommendations whitepaper by the Sequoia Project’s Emergency Preparedness Information Workgroup (EPIW) suggests ways for security leaders to further their COVID-19 pandemic response.

New York State has introduced a centralized joint security operations center (JSOC) to mitigate cybersecurity threats.

According to U.S. and U.K. cybersecurity agencies, a threat actor known as Sandworm or Voodoo Bear is using a new malware called Cyclops Blink.

The state of California selected a new emergency communications platform to help mitigate risk from major disasters and crisis events.

The 2021 Annual Threat Monitor from NCC Group catalogues and analyzes major cybersecurity incidents that occurred in the past year, including ransomware, data breaches and nation-state cyberattacks.