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LAS VEGAS – Mark Folmer, president of Robotic Assistance Devices (RAD), will moderate a panel at ISC West 2024 that will take a deep dive into how an innovative approach to physical security “truly changes how a service is obtained, delivered and measured.” Here’s a teaser for that panel, “The Economics of Risk and Technology: Making Security's Business Case for Innovation.” SSN: Can you tell me some more about what you’ll be discussing during your session? FOLMER: The goal is for the attendees to... Читать дальше...

IRVINE, Calif. — Allied Universal’s client, the Helen Delich Bently Port of Baltimore, has received a top U.S. Coast Guard security assessment for the 15th consecutive year, a noteworthy accomplishment as the nation begins a push to better secure its ports. In late February, the White House issued an executive order (E.O.) designed to strengthen its maritime cybersecurity, supply chains and industrial base, and improve onshore domestic manufacturing. The White House is putting over $20 billion toward the effort. Читать дальше...

LAS VEGAS—Physical security and cybersecurity are really two sides of the same coin, and the convergence of the two is considered the future of the security landscape, say the panelists for a session at ISC West.Here’s a teaser for that session, “Critical Convergence: United Physical and Cybersecurity for Optimal Protection.” Layers of defense  Kasia Hanson, global senior director, physical and cybersecurity ecosystems, Intel Corp., told Security Systems News that the session’s title was taken from the eBook that she and Antoinette King... Читать дальше...

A dozen lawsuits later and it sounds like Airbnb has finally put the kibosh on indoor security cameras in its policies.I’m not an aficionado of the rental properties lifestyle but I suppose I assumed that it was, at the very least, frowned upon beforehand to install security cameras indoors at places like this. Obviously, bathrooms and bedrooms were already a no-go but having a bunch of Norman Bates’ peeping on tenants while having a somewhat ambiguous policy on indoor surveillance was the straw that broke the camel’s back.Of course... Читать дальше...