November 2, 2017
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October 26, 2017Experts warn Flash updates may be ransomware
Read MoreBy Colin A. Young, State House News Service, Telegram.com Posted Oct 25, 2017 at 4:42 PM Updated Oct 25, 2017 at 6:09 PM BOSTON – That Flash plugin update your computer wants you to install may not be what it says it is. Cybersecurity experts warned officials from local and state government, local police departments, nonprofit organizations and small...
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October 5, 2017The New York Times: At Casino Hotels, Welcome for Guests Makes Security Difficult
Read MoreOCT. 4, 2017 LAS VEGAS — Read the full NYTimes article by KEN BELSON, JOHN ELIGON and JENNIFER MEDINA here. When Stephen Paddock pulled his car up to the wide circular driveway at the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino, a half-dozen bellboys and valets were likely to be there to help. When he walked past...
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September 25, 2017Global Security Expo to Draw 20,000 Security Pros to Dallas, Sept. 25-28
Read MoreALEXANDRIA, Va., Sept. 21, 2017 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — With nearly two million American workers reporting being victims of workplace violence and small- to medium-sized businesses experiencing a 231% increase in ransomware attacks, the ability to plan for and respond to security incidents is paramount. Visit GlobeNewswire to Read Full Text
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August 9, 2017
New State House surveillance camera points at popular protest spot
Read MoreDavis said, “In this day and age, the issue with cameras is pretty much decided: They’re everywhere. And quite frankly there’s an expectation that public buildings will have video surveillance as part of their security package.” By Joshua Miller Joshua Miller can be reached at joshua.miller@globe.com.
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July 13, 2017Lawrence cops getting trained in community relations, customer service
Read MoreBy Keith Eddings keddings@eagletribune.com LAWRENCE — Coming soon to your neighborhood: kinder, gentler cops. Thirty city police officers on Wednesday began 3 1/2 days of training with a security firm owned by former Boston police commissioner Ed Davis teaching how to de-escalate conflicts and to improve their customer service, sensitivity...