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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Fast Facts: How to Stay Safe in a Crowd

1 week 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 week 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.
More Accessible Deepfake Generators Fuel Rapid Increase in AI Explicit Images

1 week 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.
Operation PowerOFF Results in Four Arrests

1 week ago | asisonline.org | Sara Mosqueda

Operation PowerOFF Results in Four Arrests Polish authorities arrested four people who were allegedly involved in running and selling access to a network of platforms that provided distributed denial of service (DDoS) cyberattacks. The arrests were executed in coordination with law enforcement across four nations, with Europol providing analytical and operational support throughout the investigation. The names of the suspects have not yet been released.
U.S. Illicit Opioid Use Is 20 Times Higher Than Previous Estimates

1 week 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.
A Look at Security Around the Secretive Election Process

1 week ago | asisonline.org | Megan Gates

Conclave: A Look at Security Around the Secretive Election Process The cardinals have gathered. The windows are closed. The doors are sealed. And a conclave in Vatican City is once again underway. The conclave is one of the most secretive processes that takes place in the world. At 4:30 p.m. local time today, 133 cardinals walked into the Sistine Chapel where they will be sequestered for the 26th time.
Spotting DPRK IT Remote Workers

1 week ago | asisonline.org | Megan Gates

Recruitment Red Flags: Spotting DPRK IT Remote Workers The job market these days is competitive, but personal branding can push a profile to the top of the stack. Just ask North Korean threat actors, who have been using well-polished LinkedIn profiles to find their next well-paid position.
Surveillance Upgrade Supports Crime Prevention at Bristol’s Temple Quay and Glass Wharf

2 weeks ago | asisonline.org | Sara Mosqueda

Industry News: Surveillance Upgrade Supports Crime Prevention at Bristol’s Temple Quay and Glass Wharf Bristol City Center Selects IDIS Video Technology to Support Safety and Crime PreventionThe mixed-use areas of Temple Quay and Glass Wharf in Bristol, England, are zoned for commercial, leisure, and residential development. So, while property owners wanted the public areas to be secure, they also needed them to be a welcoming environment.
Greenpeace to Pay Oil Company $667 Million in Defamation Suit

3 weeks ago | asisonline.org | Sara Mosqueda

Legal Report: Greenpeace to Pay Oil Company $667 Million in Defamation Suit Security Management’s Legal Report is a monthly column that highlights the instances where legal matters intersect with the security industry. Our team tracks court cases, new and developing legislation, and regulatory decisions or investigations that affect private organizations and security professionals worldwide.
Befuddled by Budgets? Leverage ASIS Upskill Sessions

3 weeks ago | asisonline.org | Claire Meyer

Befuddled by Budgets? Leverage ASIS Upskill Sessions If budgets and financial reports are hampering your professional growth as a security leader, it might be time to review the basics. ASIS International now offers select business and leadership education from the American Management Association (AMA) eLearning Library to ASIS members for free.