Today kicked off the 2013 International Security Conference & Security Exposition (ISC West), where one of the big themes is remote access – the evolution of security to align with today’s “anytime, anywhere” wirelessly connected business world. In nearly every industry, the idea of the workplace is shifting, and may not even be a “place” …
Copper theft is a global problem affecting many industries and nations. It is especially costly for utilities companies in which copper is the main component for distributing and grounding electrical power. Within the United States utilities industry, spikes in copper prices over the years have driven increases in copper theft, bringing security concerns to the …
While the national economy is beginning to pick up, organizations of all types are still tasked with tightening their belts and cutting costs where they can. However, security remains of utmost importance. Recent advances in video surveillance technology are enabling businesses in a variety of markets to do more with less by reducing overall system …
As we have been discussing the last two months, security and surveillance solutions can offer many bottom line benefits, in addition to protecting your employees and guests. When integrated with POS workstations, security cameras can play a role in employee training and prevent internal shrinkage. In the quick-service market, restaurant operators also have the opportunity …
Recently, President Obama signed a long-anticipated executive order to improve the nation’s cybersecurity, which sets the course for the war against cyberterrorism based on a model of collaboration between government and private companies. His words shed new light on the reality of this battle, where the soldiers on the front lines are ordinary people like …
