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Security executives and guarding companies identify trends in security guarding throughout 2024, from political, climate-related challenges, violence, and theft.

A recent study has shown that crime is causing retail employees to search for new employment opportunities. 

Security magazine talks with Tracey Santor, Assistant Vice President for Financial Institutions at Travelers, about mitigating risks in financial institutions. 

Many commercial businesses are turning to Remote Video Verification (RVV) services to reduce the rate of false alarms, improve response times and enhance overall security. 

As the end of 2024 comes into view, security experts are reflecting on the year’s most prominent physical security trends.

How prepared are security leaders to support their communities, customers and associates in this time of political transition?

Rachelle Blair-Frasier, Editor in Chief at Security magazine, presents a selection of findings from The 2024 Security Benchmark Report.

Security leaders should look to previous events and disasters to help ready them for the future.

Panelists at the “What Keeps Security Leaders Up at Night” panel will discuss what difficult security questions many leaders grapple with. 

Just as a chain is only as strong as its weakest link, a building with a single unaddressed weak point is vulnerable no matter how well fortified it is everywhere else.