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DHS purchases of cell phone location data raise privacy concerns

July 21, 2022

Files released to the ACLU by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) reveal widespread purchases of cell phone location data by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).

Cannabis firm installs video surveillance system

November 5, 2021

Brigid Farm, a New England-based cannabis firm, has upgraded security at its production facilities and retail spaces with a new video management system from Salient Systems. Read more about the solution in this case study.

Do Contact Tracing Apps Infringe on Privacy/Security?

May 14, 2020

How can 'Big Tech' help provide innovative solutions to address the unmet challenges of contact tracing?

From Seed-to-Sale: What Cannabis Operators Need to Know Before They Grow

Maria Henriquez

October 24, 2019

From seed-to-sale, all activities that occur with each cannabis plant needs to be tracked and captured on security video, including the interaction between an employee and a plant. Even plant waste and dead plants must remain under surveillance at all times.

Study Finds Fitness Trackers are Leaking Data

February 2, 2016

Some of the more popular sports wearables are letting other people track you, according to a report on fitness-tracking devices from eight manufacturers, along with their companion mobile apps.

Study Finds Half of Adults Know their Child's Online Passwords

January 13, 2016

Nearly half of parents keep tabs on at least one of their kid’s social media passwords and email accounts, according to a new survey.

Tracking Your Company’s Employees in 2012

Three Top Challenges to Tracking Travelers Globally

John G. Rendeiro

January 10, 2012

The Arab spring along with the Japan crisis, and most recently, the floods in Thailand, have brought the topic of tracking travelers to the forefront for many security professionals but, even more importantly, so have the challenges in doing so. Here are three main challenges that continue to exist with tracking travelers globally today.

Diane Ritchey

August 1, 2010

These days, if you don’t want to be found, or even if you do, there’s a great likelihood that someone will find you. For Jeff Schoepf, CPP, security director for

ON DEMAND: Business-impacting events such as severe weather, man-made disasters, and supply chain disruption are increasing in frequency and making impacts around the globe.

Employees don’t feel prepared to navigate an increasingly dangerous world, and they expect their employers to not only care about their personal safety, but to actively keep them safe.