February

Running on Empty

February 2017 | COVER STORY

Burnout can have a devastating effect on both employees and organizations, yet the condition can fester for years without being addressed.

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Radioactive Remedies

More than 1,500 healthcare facilities in the United States use equipment with sufficient radioactive materials to build a dirty bomb.

Supply Chain Strategies

Taking a risk management-based approach to supply chain security, rather than focusing exclusively on threats, can help companies better protect assets.

Trade Secrets 2.0

A new U.S. law is a watershed event for intellectual property protections, but only if companies have trade secret asset management policies in place.

No One at the Wheel

With driverless cars, America will soon be cruising into an unprecedented age of safer highways, officials say.

The Road to Resilience

When the 100 Resilient Cities (100RC) organization formed in 2013, its goal of building resilience into 100 cities around the world seemed lofty.

The Virtual Lineup

Law enforcement can use facial recognition technology to identify criminal suspects, but researchers report problems in how the databases are handled.

Surveillance is Instrumental

The Musical Instrument Museum is home to tens of thousands of cultural artifacts, making video surveillance a critical component of security.

Rise of the IoT Botnets

The Mirai botnet, using Internet of Things devices, took down a major domain name server provider in 2016. The attack could become the new normal.

Hate Crimes

Hate crimes increased in the United States from 2014 to 2015. Find out more in this infographic.