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The IAPSC Forensic Committee updated our research on Security Officer Deterrence. We last did this in 2010. Specifically, we asked Phyllis Schultze, the librarian at Rutgers, to provide all research regarding Police and/or Security Officer deterrence and prevention capabilities for preventing violent crime (murder, rape, robbery, aggravated assault) and assault. The Bibliography and Studies are the result of this effort.
These documents are now available for IAPSC Members to access in the Members' Library under "Business Resources."
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Reference materials from the 2018 IAPSC Annual Conference are now available for members to access in the Members' Library. Materials include slide presentations and handouts from the educational sessions. Visit the Members' Library and click Event Resources Archive > 2018 Annual Conference – Presentations”
Members may also see a information about the IAPSC 2018 Annual Sponsors, many of whom exhibited at the Annual Conference, on this page.
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 May 8, 2018 – Atlantic City, NJ - As part of the New Jersey Association for Justice Boardwalk Seminar, Murray Associates president Kevin D. Murray will present a session entitled, “Technical Surveillance Countermeasures (TSCM) & Cell Phone Security.”
Eavesdropping, wiretapping, snooping, voyeurism, and espionage are covert activities. The victim rarely knows when it happens. Kevin D. Murray explores the world of corporate espionage, explaining how many companies are bleeding profits for lack of a counterespionage strategy. Regularly scheduled TSCM inspections narrow the window-of-vulnerability, spot new security loopholes, identify decaying security measures and practices, disrupt the spy’s intelligence collection phase, and keep counterespionage awareness levels elevated.
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ONVIF conformant products allow you to create a flexible, cost-effective and future-proof system. ONVIF enables you to choose optimal products from different vendors. The conformant products allow you to be confident in their interoperability and makes integration of products from different vendors easier. Read more
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These monthly member meetings facilitate member relationship-building across areas of specialty and interest. They provide new opportunities for IAPSC members discuss current topics, best practices and guidelines, challenges and trends in the industry.
Forensics and Security Management : Fri., May 18 @ 9 a.m. PST
Security Design and Engineering : Fri., June 15 @ 10 a.m. PST
Cybersecurity : Fri., July 20 @ 9 a.m. PST
These monthly member meetings facilitate member relationship-building across areas of specialty and interest. They provide new opportunities for IAPSC members discuss current topics, best practices and guidelines, challenges, and trends in the industry. It's easy and FREE to participate from your computer or your phone. Sign up now online here or by contacting iapsc@iapsc.org.
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The blockbuster education lineup for Global Security Exchange (GSX), formerly known as the ASIS International Annual Seminar and Exhibits, presents attendees the opportunity to dive deep into the most pressing issues facing security professionals today.
“This is a record-setting year,” says Nancy Green, ASIS International Vice President of Learning. “We received a staggering 700+ proposals for our call for presentations, and our program lineup features more than 300 sessions led by ASIS, InfraGard, and ISSA subject matter experts. This enthusiastic response mirrors the excitement we’ve received from security professionals across the globe about the enhancements we’re making to GSX.”
Choose from sessions covering topics like AI-driven security operations; ransomware; the psychology of radicalization; security for events and mass gatherings; Dark Web investigations; and a compelling keynote from Internet of Things futurist Scott Klososky.
The learning extends beyond the classroom with educational theaters on the show floor that offer problem-centric, outcome-focused discussions delivered by the world’s brightest security minds, available even to those who attend with a free expo-only pass.
GSX takes place September 23-27 in Las Vegas, Nevada. To view the GSX program lineup, visit www.gsx.org/sessions. For other event details or to register, visit https://www.gsx.org.
Fortune
What’s the difference between a major American city and a wartorn country? Besides the matters of development, peace and affluence, unobstructed access to resources may come to mind.
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Rob Sobers
 What is your organization's biggest security threat? The answer may surprise you. While most companies imagine security threats in the form of malicious outsiders, the employees already in your organization may pose an even bigger threat. In fact, research suggests that insider threats account for anywhere from 60 to 75 percent of data breaches.
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Infosecurity Magazine
Despite the fact that so many aspects of a modern society rely on the proper and uninterrupted operations of critical infrastructure, security flaws across many industrial control systems (ICSs) are largely vulnerable to cyber-attacks.
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Channel Partners
The results are compiled from analyzing data of KnowBe4 users. Phishing is the attempt to obtain sensitive information such as usernames, passwords and credit card details, often for malicious reasons, by disguising as a trustworthy entity in an electronic communication.
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WIRED
Recently, Twitter chief technology officer Parag Agrawal disclosed in a blog post that the company had inadvertently recorded user passwords, in plaintext, in an internal system. This is not how things are supposed to go!
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Dark Reading
A few years ago, many people didn't talk about cybersecurity or even pay much attention to it. These days, it's a growing source of stress among consumers, who rely on several devices and businesses to protect their data and regularly read reports about major companies getting breached.
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