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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Pennsylvania Judge Vacates $10 Million Penalty Against SIG SAUER, But Allows Jury Ruling of Firearm Defect to Stand

1 week ago | asisonline.org | Megan Gates

Pennsylvania Judge Vacates $10 Million Penalty Against SIG SAUER, But Allows Jury Ruling of Firearm Defect to Stand A Pennsylvania judge vacated a $10 million penalty against a firearm manufacturer stemming from a case alleging one of its pistols discharged without the trigger being pulled.
Judge Rules Trump Acted Illegally in Federalizing California’s National Guard, But Appeals Court Stays Order

2 weeks ago | asisonline.org | Megan Gates

Judge Rules Trump Acted Illegally in Federalizing California’s National Guard, But Appeals Court Stays Order A U.S. appeals court temporarily halted a judicial order that would have forced U.S. President Donald Trump to return control of California’s National Guard to its governor. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit issued a stay on Thursday evening, halting a lower court’s order from going into effect today at noon.
Add EP Value for Female Principals by Being Considerate

3 weeks ago | asisonline.org | Claire Meyer

Add EP Value for Female Principals by Being Considerate Female executives, celebrities, and public figures generally face significantly more public and press scrutiny than men. Their appearance, mannerisms, and tone are frequently critiqued, often outnumbering opinions about their policies or professional actions. The last thing many successful women want in their stressful environment is to deal with an overbearing or restrictive executive protection (EP) team.
Trump Issues Travel Ban for 12 Countries’ Citizens, Citing National Security Concerns

3 weeks ago | asisonline.org | Megan Gates

Trump Issues Travel Ban for 12 Countries’ Citizens, Citing National Security Concerns U.S. President Donald Trump banned citizens of 12 countries from entering the United States and imposed travel restrictions on citizens of seven other nations, citing national security concerns. The ban applies to citizens of Afghanistan, Chad, Eritrea, Equatorial Guinea, Haiti, Iran, Libya, Myanmar, the Republic of Congo, Somalia, Sudan, and Yemen.
How to Broaden Digital Threat Assessments for Executive Protection

3 weeks ago | asisonline.org | Claire Meyer

How to Broaden Digital Threat Assessments for Executive Protection Is executive protection (EP) any different for female versus male principals? It’s a nuanced question. When it comes to conducting a good assessment, advance, or close protection operation, if there are differences, they are minimal. However, there are noteworthy differentiations in threats—especially digital threats—directed at female executives.
Fast Facts: With Cyber Options, Stalking Methods Converge

3 weeks ago | asisonline.org | Claire Meyer

Fast Facts: With Cyber Options, Stalking Methods Converge Stalkers are putting new technology to work, using digital tools to track, contact, and interfere with their victims. An estimated one in three U.S. women and one in six U.S. men have experienced stalking victimization at some point in their lifetime.
19 Bombings and Shootings in Colombia Leave 7 Dead, More Injured

3 weeks ago | asisonline.org | Sara Mosqueda

19 Bombings and Shootings in Colombia Leave 7 Dead, More Injured A set of coordinated bombings and shootings throughout and around a southwest city of Cali, Colombia, left at least seven people dead and wounded around 50. According to local authorities, the attackers set off at least 19 attacks on 10 June, targeting police facilities, municipal buildings, and civilian victims.
Training Builds Frameworks of Support for Armed Security Personnel

3 weeks ago | asisonline.org | Megan Gates

Training Builds Frameworks of Support for Armed Security Personnel 13 June 2025 Security Technology, June 2025 Armed security officers train to respond to a threat in seconds, sometimes making life-altering decisions in the blink of an eye to draw their service weapon to protect themselves and other people in their care. Many of these officers will go their entire career and never draw their firearm while on duty. But some do have to take that action.
Add S.P.I.C.E. to Your Career Success Equation

3 weeks ago | asisonline.org | Claire Meyer

Security LeadHER 2025: Add S.P.I.C.E. to Your Career Success Equation Struggling to find a path to authenticity at work? You’re hardly alone. This week at the Security LeadHER conference in Detroit, Michigan, 450 security professionals discussed how authenticity leads to greater trust and confidence in the workplace and among teams. But authenticity doesn’t mean total transparency.
New York’s RAISE Act Would Require Security Protocols from Leading AI Developers

3 weeks ago | asisonline.org | Claire Meyer

New York’s RAISE Act Would Require Security Protocols from Leading AI Developers New York state legislators passed the RAISE Act last week, aiming to prevent artificial intelligence (AI) models from contributing to disaster scenarios. It currently awaits a signature from New York Governor Kathy Hochul.