Amid a feverish cybersecurity environment, there is a growing chorus for software to be secure by design. In April, the US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) and the National ...

CHICAGO—Hugh Sonk, senior physical security consultant with Stantec Consulting Services, sees advancements in AI analytics and cameras as a tremendous benefit when it comes to physical security design ...

Attacks by bad actors are relentless, and despite compliance standards like FISMA and FedRAMP, breaches still happen due to both technology issues and human error. To ...

In an industry in which speed, accuracy and collaboration are everything, the way we design and deploy physical security systems is undergoing a major shift. Traditional approaches that rely on static ...

A new free downloadable eBook, "Future-Ready Network Design for Physical Security Systems," explains in detail how physical security system network design has gone wrong and how we can fix it. In 2018 ...

Israeli enterprise security startup Prime Security today launched and announced that it has raised $6 million in funding to accelerate research and development and expand its sales and engineering ...

In an era dominated by digital innovation and technological advancements, healthcare companies find themselves at the intersection of immense opportunity and equally unprecedented risk. The ...

It’s nearly impossible to create a completely secure chip or system, but much can be done to raise the level of confidence about that security. In the past, security was something of an afterthought, ...

Security by design is no longer a defensive posture. For technology leaders, it is the mechanism that turns a promising pilot into a real platform.

You can leave comments or questions for each webinar on the respective page where the video is show or on this page for the series as a whole. This session discusses how standards and the Arm ...

What scares me most about cybersecurity is that we, the cybersecurity practitioners, keep saying, “Humans are the weakest link.” You hear many versions of this ...