With the sudden shift to work-from-home operations, CISOs and security teams have an important role in strengthening business continuity by ensuring that current and future remote cybersecurity work policies do not create tradeoffs between usability and security. What are three steps to address this issue?

The unfortunate reality is that criminals are constantly looking for weaknesses in security—both physical and cyber—to exploit, particularly in times when people are distracted or businesses are disrupted. As a result, the critical need for security has been highlighted, even exacerbated over the past couple of months when widespread stay-home and a variety of other orders went into effect around the world.

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Perhaps the most significant security advancement made at the enterprise level over the last two decades has not been technology, but rather its perception.

Edgar Rodriguez has been named Interim AVP for Public Safety and Chief of Police for Oregon State University.

Scan your own boarding pass, separate your food and practice social distancing are things travelers should expect to do at airport checkpoints in response to the coronavirus pandemic, according to the Transportation Security Administration.

Congressmen Ron Wright (TX-06) and Marc Veasey (TX-33) introduced H.R. 6917, the bipartisan Airport Infrastructure Resources (AIR) Security Act to prevent China, and their state-sponsored enterprises to infiltrate critical systems and carry out espionage and intellectual property (IP) theft.