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ON DEMAND: While large high tech and Fortune 500 companies have been delivering unprecedented levels of security, safety, emergency, and HR resources to their employees, vendors, user base, etc. at work and at home, the Global Security Operations Center as a Service (GSOCaas) model can now offer mid-size and fast-growing companies the same level of care and risk mitigation.
ON DEMAND: The term “Internet of Things” is becoming increasingly common in the vocabulary of IT and physical security professionals. While IoT may seem like a foreign concept, it’s probably more familiar than you realize. Of the 17.5 million petabytes of data generated by IoT applications, 84% comes from video surveillance! Additional IoT data is generated by integrated security sensors, access control systems and other physical security applications.
ON DEMAND: With so many recent high-profile breaches accomplished through compromising passwords on privileged accounts, Privileged Access Management is now everyone’s priority (Gartner puts it at the top of their “Top Security Projects” list for 2 years in a row). But where do you start? And how do you know which PAM solution will work best to protect your organization without sacrificing productivity?
ON DEMAND: Boeing is the world's largest aerospace company and leading manufacturer of commercial jetliners, defense, space and security systems, and service provider of aftermarket support. The company supports airlines and U.S. and allied government customers in more than 150 countries and employs more than 150,000 people across the United States and in more than 65 countries.
ON DEMAND: In this webinar, we will outline the key themes surrounding the state of the guard industry, highlighting some of the ways in which security firms are mitigating the risks associated with turnover to retain talent, hire skilled guards, and minimize costs associated with onboarding and administration.
ON DEMAND: This webinar will discuss components critical to K12 Safety and Security. Focus will be geared in the K12 environment sharing how to respond to a threat and coordinate a calculated response with police. Become aware of how police and fire prepare for a school response and coordinate with school administration before an event. Furthermore, understand the importance in K12 school partnerships with first response agencies and vendors to provide an immediate response to the unknown.
ON DEMAND: According to the Economist, the number of weather-related disasters worldwide has more than quadrupled since 1970. With the frequency and severity of natural and man-made disasters on the rise, so too is the increasing need to re-strategize how we respond.
ON DEMAND: Secure cloud connectivity eliminates the need for port-forwarding and associated cyber security risks, allowing for simple and secure deployment with easy connection to remote monitoring centers.
ON DEMAND: Security infrastructures are undergoing a digital transformation with growing adoption of intelligent access control, video surveillance and analytics as well as IoT devices and sensors – generating more data to than ever before. Harnessed properly with artificial intelligence and a risk-based model, this data can be exposed and leveraged to improve life safety, minimize risk and increase operational efficiency.
ON DEMAND: Corporate security teams hope never to respond to an active shooter situation. But given today’s realities, companies spend a great deal of time developing guidelines, holding training sessions, and carrying out drills to ensure that their staff will be prepared in case an active shooter event occurs.
