February 2016

Your personally identifiable information (PII) is out there—and prime for hacking. Learn more about how organizations are working to protect it.

Learn about advancements in the railroad industry, especially a new safety technology called positive train control (PTC).

A security director provides some best-practice guidance for managers on navigating through change and keeping the ship sailing through rough waters.

Learn how the greater use and development of sophisticated IT analytics tools could lead loss prevention efforts to become a more data-and-analysis-based endeavor.

​Corruption puts international security at risk. A recent report explains how it is an "enabler of conflict" by contributing to arms proliferation and the infiltration of organized crime into the security sector.

​U.S. national intelligence leaders say they know what national threats are coming in 2016, and they are focusing efforts on encouraging public and private organizations and employees to be the first line of defense.

The chief information officer at Brant Community Healthcare System (BCHS) in Ontario, Canada, is well aware of the importance of securing patient information in a hospital setting.

A deputy fire chief in East Whiteland, PA helped his new firehouse implement a more efficient and effective access control system.

When the EU’s highest court ruled that Safe Harbor was invalid because U.S. public authorities were not subject to it. Explore what the ruling means for companies using Safe Harbor.