January 2016

Reviewers scoured the show floor at ASIS 2015 for the most innovative technologies. We present the results.

To help prevent security professionals from setbacks in construction projects, consulting executives provide their tips on navigating the document and project management process.​

Countless policies have been developed to address detecting an insider threat on military installations. This article explains that the best way to do this involves sharing actionable information on individuals displaying high-risk behaviors.

Plans to protect patient information face numerous challenges, including cyberattacks, regulatory compliance, and interoperability.​

A pact between China and the U.S. addressed intellectual property theft and created a “high-level joint dialogue mechanism on fighting cybercrime and related issues,” though critics have raised concerns about whether it will work.

After proving how easily traffic systems could be hacked, one security expert joined with some likeminded professionals and started up a new not-for-profit global initiative, Securing Smart Cities (SSC).

A decade after Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans has emerged as a model of resilience, with many of those displaced returning to rebuild the city in the wake of the storm.

The drastic jump in extreme weather events means pre-disaster planning is more important than ever, but local decision makers are often reluctant to invest in resilience-building efforts.

YMCA’s emergency response plans are critical because they tell employees how to react in the event of an emergency, so they rolled out an application-based version of their plans.