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There are some moments in life that you never forget. You never forget the first time you saw the ocean, the first time you flew on an airplane, or the first time you lost someone you loved.
With private security companies and their teams of security officers being called upon to provide additional security and support to assist law enforcement, the security industry is quickly pivoting from planning and prevention to response.
For an insider’s perspective on the evolving COVID-19 coronavirus situation, we’ve been talking to a few of our industry experts to help us better understand what’s happening on the front line while we all try to flatten the curve and #stayhome
During the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, all over the world, security guards are seeing their roles change as they have been enlisted to assist the community and the government in combating the COVID-19 in what may once have been seen as non-traditional security roles.
It has been a few weeks since GSX has wrapped up in Chicago and even if the onsite event is already a few weeks behind us, I am, as are many of my colleagues, still in post-GSX mode.
A good night's sleep is a precious commodity these days. It is even more precious in the security industry, where risk stems from many sources, and how you deal with legislative compliance is just one more risk that can have costly consequences.
UK security expert Phil Ingram chats with Lee Doddridge and Andy Blackwell to investigate why security isn’t a one-size-fits-all phenomenon. Instead, they propose that organizations should adopt a proactive risk management technique and instil a security culture.
Security experts explore what ESRM, why it should be put in use and the ways in which this proactive risk management strategy can come in handy.
The public security threat is fast-evolving and complex. Recent events across the globe have highlighted the need to stay ahead of trends and prepare for every eventuality.
An effective prevention plan for insider security threats should focus on 3 important aspects: training your employees on unsafe actions, controlling access to sensitive company data and monitoring employees’ behavior.
Preparing your business for security threats begins with conducting an effective risk assessment: you need to be well aware of the possible threats to prevent them.
Cyber security is one of the main threats for all businesses, no matter the size or industry. However, physical security should not be neglected as it plays a big role in keeping your staff and data safe.