While mass shooter events or bombings are known threats every security company tries to prepare for, the potential for a chemical attack, while unlikely, cannot be discounted, given the current global political, social, and economic instability.
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Strategies to Upgrade or Retrofit Existing Data Center Security Systems
Data center operators can take a strategic approach to upgrades or retrofits of systems to enhance security. Here are some tips to keep in mind.
Security by Design: Enhancing Human Judgment in an AI-Enabled World
To understand how human psychology affects real-world performance, we must first explore the mechanics of sustained attention and how quickly it can falter under pressure.
The Data Center’s Hidden Security Divide
For all the technological sophistication behind digital infrastructure, many facilities still rely on fragmented physical access systems that have evolved separately over time. A new design philosophy aims to change that.
Security Technology: Secure Screening
Effective security screening isn't just a science—it's an art form that requires the right balance of technology and trained personnel to respond when prohibited objects are detected. The latest issue of Security Technology looks at this delicate partnership in practice at stadiums, data centers, and more.
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Catching Critical Security Blind Spots, From Biohazard Attacks to Investigation Resources
Chemical and biological attack attempts can be hard to detect, but that doesn’t mean they aren’t happening, says Jeff Brodeur in this month’s Security Management Highlights podcast, sponsored by Acoem. We look at other blind spots this episode, including in multitenant building security with René Reider, CPP, PSP, who explains how changing perspectives from flat, concentric circles of security to vertical strategies makes a difference for tenants. Then, Kim Pacelli outlines some of the frequently encountered challenges in discrimination and Title IX investigations and how security personnel can get involved.
Focus on Career Transitions
Adjust Your Expectations: Tough Truths About Cross-Sector Career Transfers
While there are many commonalities between public and private security, the transition can still be challenging.
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▪ Your Two-Year Map for Public to Private Career Transitions
▪ 3 Steps to Prepare for A New Position in Security Management
▪ How to Cope with Cross-Sector Culture Differences
▪ A Strategic Approach to Transitioning from Police Work to the Business World
▪ Fast Facts: How to Develop an Effective Private Sector Résumé
Read the full content collection from Security Management here.
ASIS Calendar of Webinars & Events
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Book Review: Private Security: An Introduction to Principles and Practice, 2nd Edition
Your first feeling after reading Private Security: An Introduction to Principles and Practice, 2nd Edition, should be amazement that a single author could corral so many details about private security, even if you agree that security is expanding as our lifestyles evolve.
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