If someone told you that a particular system or product fails to work properly 98% of the time, chances are you would call that system or product an abject failure.
- By Jorge Perdomo
- Aug 14, 2017
Businesses can effectively close the market for ransomware attacks by implementing these three strategies.
- By David Wagner
- Aug 11, 2017
Advanced Mapping Interface and Enhanced Reporting Simplify the User Experience
Fiber optic sensing is a new tool that may address threats
- By Thomas Cohen
- Aug 10, 2017
Security forces in Wales are asking people to take a sip out of their water bottles to prove there is not acid in them.
Police have shot and wounded a man after a dramatic car chase following an attack on soldiers.
UK firms could face up to £17 million in fines if they fail to protect themselves from hackers.
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The Transportation Security Administration released a video on their YouTube channel explaining the layers of security that go into protecting an airport.
The act has since been named an “act of terrorism.”
AMAG Technology welcomes Telaeris to the Symmetry Preferred Partner Program.
The UK, nervous about hackers gaining access to moving vehicles, has added strict guidelines to connected cars.
Fraudsters cast their nets wide in the hopes of snagging unaware and unsuspecting consumers who will unwittingly download malicious applications on to their mobile devices which can then be exploited for short or long-term financial gain by cybercriminals.
- By Michael Lynch
- Aug 07, 2017
The Secret Service will be looking at whether unmanned aerial vehicles could be useful in the protection of the president.
Leading event management security provider offers Free Guide for Oversized ID Card Printers to Event Managers; helps improve security at large-scale events.
A gas leak at a Minneapolis schools has caused an explosion leaving 2 staff members dead.
Internet of Things (IoT) technologies are empowering consumers with products and services they simply couldn’t have imagined a few years ago.
- By Raoul Wijgergangs
- Aug 03, 2017
Airport security in Australia is seeing an increase after police arrested an Islamist-inspired terror cell that was plotting to blow up an aircraft.
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While the goal of this campus was to provide a facility for athletes to compete, it was the family, friends and spectators who had a big impact on how it was designed.
Let me let you in on a troubling, not-so-little secret: violence in the workplace is continuing to escalate in medical facilities, despite the fact that national assault rates have been dropping in recent years.
- By Paul Baratta
- Aug 01, 2017
It used to be that the most important aspect of implementing an electronic access control system was the simple control of who went where when. Today, the requirements of these sophisticated systems go beyond.
- By Scott Lindley
- Aug 01, 2017
A company is much more complex than an IT department or a number of buildings. It is always evolving and adding more servers, buildings and systems, and therefore, obtaining more risk, costs and threats.
- By Kim Rahfaldt
- Aug 01, 2017
The lock system of the Amsterdam underground is quite extensive and includes 2,574 cylinders. GVB was able to find and implement a system that solved their key issues as well as environmental issues.
The last major advancement in commercial perimeter security was the introduction of CCTV cameras.
- By Robert Jones
- Aug 01, 2017
No matter where any given city places a video surveillance camera, there are privacy concerns. There is, however, another side to the story.
- By Ralph C. Jensen
- Aug 01, 2017
The most pervasive cyber threat in the past 11 years has been ransomware infections. Who would have even known about something like this 30 years ago, but here we are trying with all diligence to protect folders and files, or even worse, the entire hard drive.
- By Ralph C. Jensen
- Aug 01, 2017
For many years, the sage advice for cybersecurity leaders has been to take a layered approach to security, and those words have served the industry well. Unfortunately, cracks in those layers continue to leave organizations vulnerable to security attacks.
- By Jeffrey Carpenter
- Aug 01, 2017