Claire Meyer

Arlington, Maplewood, Virginia

Editor in Chief at Security Management (US)

Managing Editor @secmgmtmag, writer, printmaker, weekend sewist

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Technology and Talent Boost Crime Solvability in Hartford

2 days ago | asisonline.org | Claire Meyer

Technology and Talent Boost Crime Solvability in Hartford What does better criminal case solvability mean to a community? It means faster investigations, higher apprehensions, reductions in drivers of crime, and greater trust from citizens.
Women's Workplace Abuse Complaints are Discounted More Than Men's, Researchers Find

3 days ago | asisonline.org | Claire Meyer

Women's Workplace Abuse Complaints are Discounted More Than Men's, Researchers Find Organizations encourage employees to report abusive behavior, whether through tiplines or informal measures like disclosing bad behavior to managers. Some of those methods are less effective than others and can produce gaps in appropriate investigations and responses. But new research demonstrates that it’s not just the how of reporting that makes a difference, it’s the who.
2 Security Consultants and Instructors Killed in Alleged Cartel Attack in Guadalajara, Mexico

2 weeks ago | asisonline.org | Claire Meyer

2 Security Consultants and Instructors Killed in Alleged Cartel Attack in Guadalajara, Mexico Three security and intelligence instructors were shot in an apparent cartel ambush at a restaurant in Guadalajara, Jalisco state, Mexico, on 16 May. Two of the victims were killed, including César Guzmán, a Mexican security consultant and ASIS International member.
U.S. Employers Mull Changes in Business Landscape Under Trump Administration

1 month ago | asisonline.org | Claire Meyer

U.S. Employers Mull Changes in Business Landscape Under Trump Administration U.S. President Donald Trump took office nearly four months ago, signing a flurry of executive orders, slashing some government services and offices, and signaling an about-face on policies that affect private organizations. For its annual Employer Survey Report, law firm Littler asked in-house lawyers, business executives, and HR professionals how their organizations are adapting to new conditions.
Fast Facts: How to Stay Safe in a Crowd

1 month ago | asisonline.org | Claire Meyer

Fast Facts: How to Stay Safe in a Crowd Not all crowds are violent, but all crowds are potentially dangerous. Whether you’re participating in or find yourself near a march, rally, parade, concert, or other event with a large concentration of people, it’s important to know how to keep yourself safe. 1. The Other Side of the Looking Glass: Providing Security for Marches and Rallies
Police Foil Alleged Bomb Plot Against Lady Gaga Concert in Rio

1 month ago | asisonline.org | Claire Meyer

Police Foil Alleged Bomb Plot Against Lady Gaga Concert in Rio It was the biggest show of Lady Gaga’s career so far—more than 2 million fans came to a free concert at Copacabana Beach in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on 3 May. However, the event was allegedly threatened by a plot to attack attendees using improvised explosives, Brazilian authorities said.
Explosion Rocks California IVF Clinic in Apparent Extremist Attack

1 month ago | asisonline.org | Claire Meyer

Explosion Rocks California IVF Clinic in Apparent Extremist Attack An explosion tore through a southern California fertility clinic on 17 May, and investigators are treating the incident as an act of terrorism. The suspect—identified by the FBI as Guy Edward Bartkus, 25, of Twentynine Palms, a town roughly an hour’s drive away from the fertility clinic in question—died in the apparent car bomb detonation in Palm Springs, California.
More Accessible Deepfake Generators Fuel Rapid Increase in AI Explicit Images

1 month ago | asisonline.org | Claire Meyer

Researchers: More Accessible Deepfake Generators Fuel Rapid Increase in AI Explicit Images It’s not surprising that artificial intelligence (AI) tools were swiftly adapted to create pornographic material. It is shocking, though, quite how broadly this technology has been perverted and how accessible it has become.
U.S. Illicit Opioid Use Is 20 Times Higher Than Previous Estimates

1 month ago | asisonline.org | Claire Meyer

Research: U.S. Illicit Opioid Use Is 20 Times Higher Than Previous Estimates More than one in 10 American adults (11 percent) reported illicit opioid use within the past 12 months, and 7.5 percent reported the use of illicitly produced fentanyl during the same period—rates that are more than 20 times higher than estimates from a large annual federal study.
Amid Stronger Storms, Resilient Construction Programs Pay Off in Alabama

1 month ago | asisonline.org | Claire Meyer

Amid Stronger Storms, Resilient Construction Programs Pay Off in Alabama Some U.S. states are adding incentives for weather-resilient construction in the face of strengthening hurricanes, tropical storms, and other coastal extreme weather. During the 2025 hurricane season, communities bordering the Atlantic should expect between 13 to 19 named storms—including three to five major hurricanes—according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's (NOAA's) annual prediction.