Security Management (US)

Security Management is a monthly publication from ASIS International, previously known as the American Society for Industrial Security. It includes a mix of in-depth articles focusing on issues like terrorism and corporate espionage, along with sections written by staff that highlight news, trends, homeland security, IT security, and legal updates. This magazine is located in Alexandria, Virginia.

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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.
Texas A&M Modernizes Campus Parking with License Plate Recognition

1 week ago | asisonline.org | Sara Mosqueda

Industry News: Texas A&M Modernizes Campus Parking with License Plate Recognition Leveraging License Plate Recognition at Texas A&M to Keep Pace with GrowthAs Texas A&M’s student population and staff size have grown, the university’s transportation services department struggled to manage more than 36,000 parking spaces. The division was manually processing new and existing physical permits, as well as conducting foot patrols for parking enforcement.
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.
How Heat Hits Hard

3 weeks ago | asisonline.org | Sara Mosqueda

Heat stress is the greatest cause of weather-related fatalities, making it an environmental and occupational health hazard. Along with racking up significant fatalities, extreme heat has severe impacts on people’s health and on the systems that support a community’s well-being, according to the World Health Organization (WHO). For example, extreme heat can increase the risk of transmission of some infectious diseases.
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.
DC Shooting Leaves 2 Israeli Embassy Staffers Dead

1 month ago | asisonline.org | Sara Mosqueda

DC Shooting Leaves 2 Israeli Embassy Staffers Dead An American woman and Israeli man who both worked at the Israeli Embassy in Washington, D.C., were shot and killed on the evening of 21 May. The victims were identified as research assistant Yaron Lischinsky and Sarah Milgrim, who organized visits and missions to Israel.
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
Fast Facts: Identifying Heat-Related Illnesses

1 month ago | asisonline.org | Sara Mosqueda

Fast Facts: Identifying Heat-Related Illnesses More than hurricanes or tornadoes, heat stress is the top cause of weather-related deaths, according to the World Health Organization (WHO). “Between 2000-2019 studies show approximately 489,000 heat-related deaths occur each year, with 45 percent of these in Asia and 36 percent in Europe,” the WHO said in a fact sheet. The heat can get to anyone. Finding shelter from the sun and staying hydrated can make all the difference.
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.