Articles by Security Staff

Of the biggest challenges faced when implementing an effective cyber/IT risk management program, 49% of respondents say an increase in the quantity of cyber threats.

A Rhode Island Dollar Tree was cited by OSHA for workplace hazards including obstructed exits, unsafe storage of materials and fire hazards.

Because of the risk of mag stripes being read and copied, Spain will begin replacing existing credit cards with fingerprint biometrics cards in 2024.

The security of workplace devices and applications remains a growing concern within hybrid and remote environments, according to new research.

Attack trends such as brute forcing, carding, credential stuffing, inventory hoarding, scalping and web scraping were analyzed in a recent report.

CISA has released a joint guide on cybersecurity best practices intended to help communities navigate through the complexities of becoming a smart city.

President Biden nominated Cara L. Abercrombie for Assistant Secretary of Defense for Acquisition. Abercrombie has worked in the office since 2003.

The Texas senate approved a new school safety bill giving the Texas Education Agency the authority to monitor and enforce school safety plans.

The DHS released the Quadrennial Homeland Security Review (QHSR). The QHSR assesses changes to threats facing the nation since the last review.

The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs was cited by OSHA for endangering maintenance employees working on steam lines in a healthcare facility.