The Security Blog is written by our team of editors and includes thought provoking opinions, trends, and essential security information for security executives.
What image flashes in your mind when you hear the word cybersecurity? Is it a room filled with happy, diverse, productive people making a difference in the world around them? Sadly no. More than likely, it’s a guy hunched over his computer wearing a dark hoodie with some ones and zeros floating above his head.
Drones are beginning to populate the skies: Recent estimates suggest that this year’s global drone market will reach nearly three million units with tens of billions of dollars in revenue
The Board of Directors and C-level executives of organizations are increasing their monitoring and influence on their enterprise’s (physical and cyber) security measures.
The physical security space is changing, with emerging threats, new criminal techniques, terrorism and hostile activism just of few of the drivers of change.
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) effective date is just about a year out, but already we can see the work companies are doing to achieve compliance having a significant impact on the privacy landscape here in the United States.
The abilities of robots have grown significantly in recent years. In some areas of the world, they are beginning to replace human workers at an increasing rate.
Through dozens of meetings with end users, integrators, dealers and manufacturers at ISC West, a few trends start to emerge. In the coming months, we're keeping our eyes peeled for changes and advancements in biometrics, analytics and cybersecurity.
Today organizations are faced with a dilemma when it comes to balancing the need to deliver an exceptional user experience on desktop and mobile devices and protecting company and personal data. Protection can run the gamut from no password needed, inputting a fingerprint or a litany of passwords every few minutes, or the use of more modern and secure innovations such as continuous biometric verification and recognition.
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