January

An Intelligent Solution

January 2017 | COVER STORY

As concerns about workplace violence rise, companies should adopt protective intelligence strategies to prevent attackers from succeeding.

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World Water Woes

The world's water supply faces issues of safety, security, and sustainability, while becoming a more tempting target for terrorists.

A Museum of the World and for the World

The British Museum is a world treasure house, as well as Britain's largest tourist attraction—a distinction that requires special security.

Brexit, Employment, and the Law

A rapid change in employment law brought on by Brexit could complicate hiring practices in the United Kingdom.

Only a (Lonely) Test

The Emergency Alert System, which enables the president to communicate to the nation in case of attack or catastrophe, has been tested twice in 20 years.

Extreme Internet Control

Some companies and countries are controlling various aspects of the Internet in an effort to prevent extremist content and keep citizens safe.

Access to Bank On

A large financial services provider replaced physical keys with wireless credentials, providing security and convenience.

Pesky Passwords

Most people are still terrible at creating strong passwords. Privacy experts share their best tips for good password hygiene in 2017.

Wildlife Trafficking

Terrorist groups, transnational crime organizations, and even rogue security personnel are all contributing to the growing international problem of illegal trade in wildlife trafficking.

Legal Report January 2017

Learn about the latest legislation, regulations, court cases, and judicial decisions affecting security professionals and managers in the January 2017 Legal Report.