April

Guard Force Trends: Multipliers and the Market

April 2019 | COVER STORY

Security guard forces have undergone transformational change in recent decades, and managing guards has evolved as well. Twenty years ago, the tools of the trade were a notepad and pen and a handheld two-way radio. Now, market forces and technological advances have changed how guard forces work and are managed.

Learn more in this article from Joseph Ranucci, CPP, U.S. manager of security for Almac.

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Should You Be Watching?

More organizations are installing comprehensive camera systems, but security managers must determine how they should be monitored.

How to Bridge the Cyber Gap

Once siloed, cyber and physical security teams are now working together to address corporate risk.

Partnership and Potential in Chicago

Chicago's hospitals, businesses, and emergency services are shaped by the city's infrastructure--and crime. Partnerships are key to responding to crises in the Windy City.

Solutions Post-Parkland

The deadliest high school shooting in U.S. history has spurred analysis, initiatives, and recommendations.

Accessing Federal Facilities

A new report finds that most U.S. federal agencies may not be compliant with government-mandated physical access control requirements.

When the Money's Gone

The longest U.S. government shutdown in history could have major ramifications for the nation’s cybersecurity.

Case Study: The Power of Awareness

Sarpy County, Nebraska, employs a Web-based tool for threat assessment teams, resulting in communitywide collaboration.

April 2019 ASIS News

Senior volunteer leaders from ASIS International councils, chapters, commissions, committees, and boards gathered at the annual Leadership Exchange.

April 2019 Legal Report

The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) arrested and charged a Chinese national with theft of trade secrets.