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The Cyber Incident Survival Guide

July 2016 | COVER STORY

If your company hasn't prepared for a major cyber incident of this scope, this scenario can quickly become overwhelming as you attempt to work with law enforcement, deal with the media, and restore business operations.

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SM Online July 2016 Editor's Note: Hacked! Book Review: Valuing Security Book Review: Crowd Science Legal Report July 2016 Legal Report Resources July 2016 Industry News July 2016 ASIS News July 2016 Q&A: Cannabis Cash

Giving Them the Business

Security Management spent a week at the ASIS Wharton program to see what business skills students learn and how they apply those lessons to their jobs.

Hide. Hide. Hide.

One hospital security director reviewed the "Run. Hide. Fight." method of active shooter response and found the guidance incompatible.

It Takes Teamwork

An exploration of the team building process reveals the importance of practices such as developing trust through communication.

A New Mandate for the Modern Library

A look into the security requirements for big-city libraries.

Math vs. Mayhem

Scholars are finding an earthquake algorithm is surprisingly effective in patterning and predicting the back-and-forth of terror attacks and counterstrikes.

A Failure to Communicate

Crisis response experts say it is critical for first responders to have emergency communications interoperability across agencies and jurisdictions.

Patient Zero

Ransomware hit hospitals in the United States, Canada, France, and Germany in early 2016. Why are hospitals such a lucrative target?

Eyes on Minneapolis

A cloud-based tool gives law enforcement and city partners in Minneapolis easy access to hundreds of public and private cameras.

Neighborhood Nuisance

New research reveals that Western militants are younger and more diverse than previously thought.