SIA Women in Security Forum Announces 2024 CAN DO Challenge to Combat Food Insecurity
WISF kicks off the fifth annual CAN DO Challenge, encouraging the security industry and beyond to help overcome hunger in America.
WISF kicks off the fifth annual CAN DO Challenge, encouraging the security industry and beyond to help overcome hunger in America.
Understanding election security from a variety of angles can help cities and towns, schools and colleges protect everyone involved.
SIA’s Jake Parker takes a closer look at the strictest facial recognition use law in the U.S., recently enacted in Maryland.
Small business owners need to know about the Corporate Transparency Act, as non-compliance can result in severe civil and criminal penalties.
New Virginia Sheriffs contract simplifies procurement process, saves time and money, and provides dedicated support for first responders.
The UL-681 designation is a specialized security alarm certification that requires that security installations meet stringent standards.
The community offers resources, programs and events for veterans in security and actively serving military planning to move to civilian life.
Adam Shostack to lead the coaching with his team, which is designed to help take customer’s threat modeling skills to the next level.
Challenge coin ceremony showcases the power of collaboration between 3Si and law enforcement in modern crime fighting.
Re-opening in a new space, Axis Communications expands its Florida presence with upgraded Experience Center facility.
This session will help integrators better understand the needs and market demands of their retail customers.
This next installment of the SSI Industry Hall of Fame Webcast Series features Jim Henry, executive vice president of corporate development for Securitas Electronic Security.
