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3 Ways SAM Technology Can Augment Security

How IT and Security Can Work Together

Kris Barker

November 27, 2012

You already have Software Asset Management tools, but are you using them to add to security?

Private Force to Replace Medford Police at Airport

Without Additional TSA Funding, the Police Service Was Too Expensive.

November 16, 2012

After a loss of TSA funding, the $44-per-hour police service proved too expensive for the airport.

Workplace Violence Accounts for Nearly One in Every Five Fatal Work Injuries in US

November 16, 2012

In 2011, one in every five fatal work injuries was attributed not to accidents but to workplace violence.

Study: Wary Enterprises Still Place Sensitive Data in the Cloud

Enterprise Security Services -- Concerns about the Cloud

November 14, 2012

A third of enterprises place highly sensitive data in the public cloud, despite serious concerns regarding cloud security and single sign-on capabilities.

Mass. Schools Consider Training to Confront Active Shooters

Active Shooter Protocols in Education Settings

November 9, 2012

Two schools in Canton, Mass., are adopting a program that trains students and staff on how to make rapid decisions under pressure in a Columbine-like incident, including determining whether and how to attack an intruder.

More Employees Stealing from Canada's Retailers

November 7, 2012

Canadian retailers are losing about $4 billion a year to “shrinkage.”

Gaining a Wider Mass Notification Reach

Bill Zalud

November 1, 2012

There are numerous ways to skin the mass notification cat, according to numerous enterprise security leaders. Mass notification is a step up from emergency communications and comprises numerous ways to get the word out to the appropriate people inside and outside buildings as well as through computer networks and mobile devices.

Cutting Costs with Green Security Measures

November 1, 2012

It’s Easy Being Green,” “Got Green?,” “Green Saves the Planet”— Ecologically-friendly products have come a long way since the early 2000s, when every other newspaper headline touted the novelty of the movement by quoting Kermit the Frog.

Enterprise Services -- Critical Infrastructure Security

Report Blames DOE for Compromised Security Test at Y-12

November 1, 2012

A security test was being widely circulated among security officers at the Y-12 Nuclear Facility in Tennessee, where it was used as a study aid instead of a secret exam.

Enterprise Services -- Security Vehicles

U.S., German Companies Design New Security Vehicle

October 29, 2012

The blast-protected and fully integrated C4I equipment in the vehicle means a safe security vehicle with total system performance, reliability and comfort, the makers say.