Heading into 2022 there are three key areas where security leaders need to be well-versed: innovations in eSkimming methods, intensifying pressure from ransomware campaigns on the payments ecosystem and the supply chain, and sophisticated enumeration attacks that impact and payments ecosystem.

Security leaders must possess the skills to advocate for security in the boardroom. How can cyber professionals best present data-centric security to their organizations?

Although the increased mobility and the ‘learn-from-anywhere’ environment are both positive outcomes, the IT teams who support school districts are faced with the very real challenge of being able to track and manage much larger volumes of valuable assets that are now well outside the security of a school’s network.

Security professionals can adopt data collection and analysis policies to better understand their organization's security posture. What factors have slowed data analytics in physical security?

Teresa Shea, Vice President of Cyber Offense and Defense at Raytheon Intelligence and Space, talks to Security staying on top of security threats, the overlap between national and enterprise threats, and defending against emerging cybersecurity threats.

We must quell prevalent myths about security guards. Security guards do not resemble the stereotype of lazy, untrained, perhaps overweight and inhospitable male bodybuilders.    

Combatting insider risk and human error is critical to maintaining cybersecurity. Geopolitical education may help reduce cyber risk.

Three studies compare healthcare leadership and employee perspectives on workplace violence prevention and response programs.

Healthcare workers are subject to a higher rate of workplace violence than many other professions. Audio analytics can help respond to and prevent violent incidents in hospitals.

As threats to K-12 school environments shift, security leaders need to update the fire drill-based emergency plan to one that accounts for other dangers.