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Research from Suzu Labs reveals over 100 compromised credentials at Sama, the firm reviewing sensitive smart glasses footage.

The new showroom and training facility in Warendorf marks the commercial audio and security manufacturer’s latest expansion into the European market.

The rapid adoption of artificial intelligence is shortening the window for cyberattacks, with 60% of new vulnerabilities weaponized within 48 hours.

The global standardization initiative will showcase how open profiles enable vendor-independent security architectures.

The Department of the Air Force awarded QuSecure a $3.9 million contract to deploy post-quantum cryptographic capabilities for special missions.

Automated check-in solution Flow Verify uses document authentication and AI to strengthen compliance and prevent fraud at cannabis retailers.

New agentic AI capabilities integrate institutional knowledge and real-time data to streamline complex industrial workflows.

New industry guidelines provide a vendor-neutral framework to harden employee badges against cloning and improve zero-trust interoperability.

Private security teams deploy intelligence and extraction support for U.S. companies as geopolitical tensions rise following strikes in Iran.

The company will showcase new edge AI compute platforms and generative AI integration for smart surveillance and autonomous site monitoring.

Fenway Park Enhances Security Efficiency via Connected Platform

Johnson Controls implementation achieves 95% remote resolution rate while maintaining historic ballpark integrity. Read Now
Synack Launches Assessment to Counter AI-Driven Threats

The new offering uses autonomous agents and human researchers to identify vulnerabilities before they are exploited by offensive AI. Read Now
Healthcare Workers Demand Better Safety Measures

New research shows 68% of healthcare staff faced violence last year, with many prioritizing security features over continuous location tracking. Read Now
- Facility Security
- Hospital
- Physical Security
Banks Modernize Security with ProdataKey's Scalable Cloud Access Control

Regional financial institution unifies security across dozens of branches using remote management and automated compliance reporting tools. Read Now
- Access Control
- Physical Security
- Facility Security
Americans Overconfident Despite Rising Cyber Risks

New survey data reveals a significant gap between perceived digital safety and the actual security habits of U.S. consumers. Read Now
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- Data Security
- Risk Management

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