The Week in Review: June 16-22
Happy Friday, Security readers, and welcome to the Week in Review!
We at Security hope you’re having a marvelous start of summer, so to help you save time this weekend, we have compiled the best of this week’s articles so you can catch up with all the industry news just in time to fire up the barbecue or head to the beach.
Top News Articles
Canadian Safety and Security Program Established
Security Raised at Swedish Nuclear Plants after Explosives Found Nearby
Vandalism of Picasso Painting Caught on Film
ISC Returns to the East, Not Solutions
Security Should Focus on Cybercrime, not Antivirus: Report
Qualcomm Stadium to Get Cheaper Security
LinkedIn Security Breach Triggers $5 Million Lawsuit
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Most Popular Features
SECURITY’s Top Guarding Companies
Beyond the Numbers: What the Stanley-Niscayah M&A Means for You
The Security Leader: Beyond Guns, Guards and Gates
Three Common Misconceptions About Travel Security in Mexico
The Top 10 Open Video Management Systems
Security’s Top 25 People in the Security Industry
Most Influential People in Security – 2011
Trail Mix: Five Good Ways to Track People
Using Crime Data to Drive and Defend Security Resource Allocations
Do you have another article you think should be included in our top news? Tell us! Leave a comment or send me an email at meyerc@bnpmedia.com.
