Security

November 11, 2025

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After the Theft: Why Camera Upgrades Should Begin With a Risk Assessment

When thieves stole more than $80 million in jewels from the Louvre in Paris, they didn’t exploit a total absence of security but rather gaps in the museum’s broader security program.

The Lourve Heist: What Was the State of the Museum’s Security?

The theft at the Lourve reveals the concerning state of museum security and the widespread repercussions that occur when that security fails.

When Hospital Security Becomes Personal

Hospital security isn’t really about technology — it’s about trust.

Will Bernhjelm to Deliver Keynote at 2025 SECURITY 500 Conference

Will Bernhjelm, Vice President of Security for Mall of America, will deliver the keynote address at the SECURITY 500 Conference in Washington, D.C. this November.

James Weston to Deliver Keynote at 2025 SECURITY 500 Conference

James Weston, Director, Global Security Liaison & IDL Security Advisor at McDonald’s Corporation, will deliver an afternoon keynote address at the SECURITY 500 Conference in Washington, D.C. this November.

The 2025 Security Benchmark Report

The 2025 Security Benchmark Report surveys enterprise security executives to measure annual trends in security budget, technology, training and much more.

Stepping Into Enterprise Security: How Public Safety Professionals Can Stand Out and Land Their First Role

This is a difficult year for professionals looking to shift from public safety to enterprise security, but with proper preparation, the move is possible.

Where to Stretch Your Cybersecurity Budget

Chetrice Romero, Senior Cybersecurity Advisor at Ice Miller, shares the important lessons she learned during her time in state and local government.

Shoplifting in the US: Problems, Progress, and the Path Forward

As shoplifters grow bolder, security leaders need to be more creative to protect their property and employees.

Economic Uncertainty Leads to Additional Security Risks

Security risks amplified by economic uncertainty.

Retail security professionals are facing an increasingly complex array of security challenges — everything from organized retail crime to evolving cyber-physical threats and public safety concerns.