From time theft to tailgating, iris and face recognition shut down the gray areas of employee access.

Cyber threat actors are increasingly targeting manufacturers. Here are the methods they are using to infiltrate their targets to steal corporate data.

A security researcher alerted Axis Communications to four vulnerabilities in its products, prompting an immediate review and patch production. The process shows how the disclosure process has evolved significantly in the past decade.

Today’s dynamic manufacturing landscape requires networks to be more than just connected—they must be vigilant.

A U.S. Army Sergeant was arrested for allegedly opening fire at Fort Stewart-Hunter, injuring five fellow service members. Here's what we know about this act of workplace violence so far.

Musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) are the most reported workplace injury. Incorporating technology into injury surveillance systems could help reduce them.

Threat actors leveraging information-stealing malware increased by 800 percent, with more than 1.8 billion credentials compromised during the first half of 2025, according to a new report from Flashpoint.

The lobby is now a strategic hub for security, efficiency, and technological integration. This evolution is especially critical in manufacturing, where protecting personnel, products, and processes is essential.

Authorities are five days in to a manhunt for a former U.S. soldier suspected of killing four people at a bar in Anaconda, Montana. The town is nestled between rugged mountains and lies roughly 25 miles northwest of the city of Butte.

.@ASIS_Intl announced its three keynote speakers for #GSX2025. 1⃣ Ian Bremmer, Eurasia Group.2⃣ Sol Rashidi, best-selling author on AI.3⃣ Gen. Paul M. Nakasone, former Cyber Command commander and NSA director. Learn more about each of them ⤵️.

Finally, after 38 installments of Strange Security, we must interrupt the monthly installment of the wonderfully weird, wild, and downright strange security-adjacent news to cover news of profound importance: an organized crime ring of monkeys.

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As energy rates soar and the electric grid tries to adapt, supermarkets need a way to lower their energy costs, increase profit margins, and ensure that mission-critical processes can operate uninterrupted in an increasingly volatile energy environment.

The city of St. Paul, Minnesota, shut down its government IT systems on 28 July to isolate key infrastructure from potential damage after a major cyberattack targeted essential systems and digital services. Here's what we know about the disruption.

Businesses aiming to be more resilient and more competitive need to be more prepared. Here’s how and why you should be prepared for a crisis with a crisis management team.

.@ASIS_Intl announced its three keynote speakers for #GSX2025. 1⃣ Ian Bremmer, Eurasia Group.2⃣ Sol Rashidi, best-selling author on AI.3⃣ Gen. Paul M. Nakasone, former Cyber Command commander and NSA director. Learn more about each of them ⤵️.

The global average cost of a data breach dropped to $4.4 million. But the decrease comes with a catch: 63% of organizations lack governance policies to manage AI or detect shadow AI, according to new research from IBM.

A gunman opened fire at an office building in Manhattan on Monday, killing four people before dying by suicide. Here's what we know about this act of workplace violence and steps security practitioners are taking in response.

Not every U.S. state has the same protective order rules, explains Timothy D. Sini from Nixon Peabody LLC. For executive protection professionals seeking to leverage legal protective orders for clients, domesticating them can make travel safer.

Popular social media platforms’ algorithms often amplify mis- and disinformation during natural disasters, which can sideline life-saving information, according to a new report from the non-profit Center for Countering Digital Hate (CCDH).

"Gerald Garner’s book. is a well-written and well-organized book that emphasizes the importance of common sense and leadership qualities within any law enforcement agency," writes book reviewer Kevin Cassidy.