Garages and parking lots shouldn’t evoke a sense of fear or uneasiness. They are neither storage spaces for hazardous materials, nor a home for any inherent danger—they are simply meant to offer drivers a safe and designated space to keep their vehicles. But from a security perspective, boogeymen still linger in parking facilities—taking the shape of opportunistic thieves in poorly lit corners, treacherous potholes waiting to twist an ankle, and several other threats.
A security operations center (SOC) can greatly support a facility or an entire organization. But how do you build one? How do you ensure that the employees working in these centers don’t burn out or quit because of the high-stress environment?
These physical and psychological considerations are more linked than many might initially imagine.
The intangibles of modern ticketing system deployment have become some of the most important factors influencing event success. Here are some takeaways learned from ticketing for the FIFA World Cup.
What began as a bank of nearly 1,600 users was eventually condensed to approximately 300. The consolidation improved security by reducing potential risks and simplifying the monitoring process for security administrators.
With the eyes of the world turning to this iconic event, ensuring the safety and security of all participants, spectators, and infrastructure is paramount. This requires a multifaceted approach to address the various challenges and threats facing the Olympics.
