Active shooter protocols, security officer training and top 2013 predictions are the most popular articles this week for SecurityMagazine.com.

Hiring hackers and tough questions about smart camera purchases top this week's top articles in the Week in Review.

The Security 500 tops the most popular articles again this week, but workplace violence prevention and security officers still make the list. 

In the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, top stories include the duty of care airlines have to stranded passengers, how to manage stress in disaster recovery, and the Security 500 Report.

Security officer titles and perceptions, workplace violence incidents and alphabet soup top the list of this week's most popular articles at SecurityMagazine.com.

Get caught up on the latest stories from Security Magazine this weekend, such as why your healthcare records are the holy grail to hackers; why a flight attendant tried to bring a gun to an airport; and who causes the most data breaches in an organization. 

Top articles this week include a day-by-day ASIS International rundown, training for on-campus crime prevention, effective access control and managing risk on the global stage. 

We're gearing up for ASIS, but don't be left behind! Catch up with the latest news and features from the September edition so you're prepared for whatever Philadelphia has to show you. 

This week's review includes this morning's breaking news from New York, laptop security and detecting fake IDs.

Top stories this week include security breaches at a Detroit government building and a top-security uranium-storage facility, as well as workplace violence prevention and surveillance monitoring.