Certain soft skills are more indicative of success within the security industry than some technical skills.

Security magazine sits down with a number of school security experts to talk about crafting security and safety plans for school districts within the K-12 sector.

Rochester, N.Y. planned a mixed-use neighborhood for visitors & residents alike and required integrated security & safety technology to match.

The risk of radicalization for private and public organizations is real. Security leaders can mitigate some risk by evaluating processes and procedures.

Loss prevention teams must balance asset recovery and employee safety. Going beyond the traditional with solutions and strategies can help.

The survey gathers information about security budgets, numbers of security personnel, main concerns and responsibilities, and security missions and goals.

Security leaders have learned a number of lessons during the global pandemic that will help with future incident response and operational continuity.

One of the oldest state fairs in the United States, the Iowa State Fair attracts more than one million visitors each year. Securing such an event necessitates interagency law enforcement engagement and a dose of security technology.

When it comes to gun violence within schools, security leaders should focus on one practical consideration first: doors.

Josh Jaffe believes the future of cybersecurity lies in helping more people from more diverse communities see themselves in it.