Electronic security systems are only as good as their design, implementation, adoption, and ongoing maintenance. They must account for the health and safety of employees and the value of property and equipment. According to the Electronic Security Association, organizations should also ensure that security systems protect against fire, vandalism, and other unforeseen incidents. Electronic Security …
Senate Bill 220, the Data Protection Act, went into law on November 2, 2018. This legislation will provide a legal safe harbor to entities that implement a specified cybersecurity program and will allow transactions and contracts recorded through blockchain technology under the Uniform Electronic Transactions Act to be protected. It’s an affirmative approach to action …
While physical security is essential at meetings, events, and conventions, cybersecurity is equally as necessary, and it isn’t the responsibility of the hotel, IT, or AV company. The burden is on you and you alone. Why? Hackers are constantly looking for easy-to-crack networks where data is plentiful. These bad actors have one or more agenda …
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) warns the US trucking industry to be vigilant to protect themselves against the escalation of ramming attacks. Trucks are now terrorists’ number one weapon. They are readily available and, in some cases, easy to obtain. Used in France and Germany in 2016 as ramming tools, trucks are also the perfect …
A background check is a crucial pre-employment screening step before hiring an applicant. Many business owners or managers often assume that the applicants are telling the truth on their resumes. While most of the time, applicants are honest, according to Job Hunt, 10% of the surveyed workforce have lied or embellished the truth on their resume, cover …