March/April

Skip to content

Advancing Security Worldwide ®

Next Generation Enterprise Security Risk Management

March/April 2022 | COVER STORY

The Fourth Industrial Revolution is here. We live and work in an interconnected world in which machines, devices, sensors, and people connect and communicate with each other. We are surrounded by smartphones, Internet of Things (IoT) devices, location detection technologies, advanced human–machine interfaces, cyber–physical systems, cloud computing, authentication tools, fraud detection measures, smart sensors, advanced analytics capabilities, and digital customer profiling. Smart cities are coming online, with operators able to access enormous sets of information to manage systems.

These technologies are transforming the global industrial landscape, and they are changing enterprise security risk management (ESRM) in ways the security industry is only starting to understand.

Also In This Issue

2022 ISC West Product Showcase Certification Profile: Vashita Mehra, CPP, PCI, PSP Book Review: My Non-Political FBI Book Review: How the Internet Really Works: An Illustrated Guide to Protocols, Privacy, Censorship, and Governance Book Review: Intimate Partner Violence, Risk, and Security: Securing Women’s Lives in a Global World

Haste Makes Waste: COVID-19 Fraud Capitalizes on Lack of Oversight, Controls

Pandemic-relief programs were designed to help businesses and individuals stay financially afloat during COVID-19. But billions of dollars may have wound up in the wrong hands.

Timeline: Tracking Industrial Revolutions

As new devices, digital tools, and connectivity advance, academics and researchers see the dawn of the Fourth Industrial Revolution approaching. But how did we get here?

Curbing Theft at the End of the Last Mile

Consumers are increasingly encountering a phantom-like threat: porch pirates. These thieves take advantage of the convenience of buying online and having it delivered home, whisking away millions from both consumers and retailers.

The Dual-Use Dilemma: Insights from the Arms Fair

Interception and intrusion cyber capabilities sold by private companies are increasingly being marketed to intelligence and government agencies. New efforts attempt to stop them from winding up in the hands of U.S. and NATO adversaries.

COVID-19 Fraud: Consumers in the Crosshairs

Since the COVID-19 pandemic began, the Canadian Anti-Fraud Center has received a major uptick in reports of romance and investment scams.

Infographic: Law and Order in the Time of COVID-19

While the COVID-19 pandemic shook up business routines, supply chains, and global health, it did not fundamentally alter how safe people feel worldwide in 2020.

Industry News: Advanced Emergency Response

The Active Law Enforcement Response Technology (ALERT) program focuses on how businesses and communities at-large can be safer through immediate communication with local law enforcement.

To Succeed, CISOs Shift Strategies

As security’s profile changes within the company—from the frontlines to the boardroom—CSOs and CISOs must adjust their focus from tactics to value.

Hospital Surveillance Manages Videos and Offers Insight

A coastal Virginia hospital group is leveraging a video management system to keep itself accountable and staff safe, and it is assessing how the system can integrate with its larger security environment in the future.

Legal Report: Security Patrol Company Settles Negligent Death Lawsuit

Also, a federal judge sentenced former U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency officer Jose Irizarry to serve more than 12 years in prison for conspiring with a Colombian drug cartel to launder money.

ASIS News: A Meeting of Minds at ASIS Europe

ASIS Europe 2022 will bring together two key elements: experts on the stage and a vast pool of expertise in the audience.

A Digital Dimension of Abuse

Internet usage increased between 50 and 70 percent during the COVID-19 pandemic. Rates of cyber harassment and digital violence against women rose with it.

Editor’s Note: Minding the Smart Meters

Parking has become a science: balancing the cost of parking and the accessibility of spaces to provide a happy medium where consumers gain access to businesses but don’t stay too long. But to find that balance, cities require data.

Marketplace

Included in this month’s solutions are license plate readers, video management solutions, access control systems, and more.

Security Management thanks our advertisers for making this issue possible. Learn more about our magazine sponsors here.