Articles Tagged with ''security budget''

As the Chief Security Officer and Chief Information Security Officer for The City of Calgary, Owen Key’s favorite part of working in the government sector is the variety of his work.

At High Point University in High Point, North Carolina, the tag line is “Every student receives an extraordinary education in an inspiring environment with caring people.

There are plenty of books, webinars and conferences on cost-effectiveness analysis.

A new study reveals a dramatic increase in the overall cost of cyber crime. 

A new survey says that government is the target of cybercriminals and nation state attackers, citing the OPM security breach as an example.

For smaller facilities wanting a low-cost, high-benefit access solution, it’s no longer an issue of wanting champagne on a beer budget.

A new study from NRF PROTECT finds that retailers lose billions of dollars to shoplifting, employee and vendor theft and administrative error – collectively known as inventory shrink.

Take a closer look at some of the numbers for data breach investigations – are retail and financial organizations really so far behind the curve?

All too easily, there can be a vast disconnect between security and finance. Chief financial officers are looking out for every penny, and security departments can be frequently written off as cost centers. However, there has been growing involvement and partnerships in both directions, with CSOs now successfully proving security’s value to the enterprise and CFOs championing security and cybersecurity initiatives to better mitigate enterprise risks.

One in three U.S. hospitals reported an increase in violence and assaults in 2014 despite widespread rising security budgets, according to a survey of 380 hospital administrators, chief security officers and staff by Guardian 8 Corporation.