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    Paul Rothman
    Jan. 25, 2013
    How to protect your most important corporate trade secrets amidst rampant economic espionage
    Photo courtesy American Dynamics
    Dennis Schwind, security coordinator and executive assistant to the managing director for the County of Maui, oversaw the installation of a network of municipal surveillance cameras from American Dynamics.
    Staff Reports
    Jan. 22, 2013
    County of Maui builds a centralized municipal security system
    Figure 1 illustrates the comparison of traditional lighting — a mixture of fluorescent and high-pressure sodium (HPS) lamps — and white LED lighting in a warehouse application.
    The cost and operational benefits of LED lighting create a compelling business case for migration
    photo courtesy IQinVision.
    Specialty steel manufacturer Ellwood Group International uses surveillance cameras to streamline the fabrication process
    Wendi Burke
    Jan. 18, 2013
    Specialty steel manufacturer uses surveillance cameras to streamline the fabrication process

    More content from Jan/Feb 2013

    William Plante is the director of Professional Services for Aronson Security Group, based in Seattle.
    William Plante
    Jan. 18, 2013
    How to create a security information architecture in your organization
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    George Campbell
    Jan. 18, 2013
    Disengaged management can make avoidable risk become inevitable
    John McCumber is a security and risk professional, and author of “Assessing and Managing Security Risk in IT Systems: A Structured Methodology,” from Auerbach Publications. If you have a comment or question for him, e-mail Cool_as_McCumber@cygnusb2b.com.
    John McCumber
    Jan. 18, 2013
    The old days of worst-nightmare scenarios have come back to the forefront of IT security
    If you have any comments for Steve Lasky regarding this or any other security industry-related issue, please e-mail him at steve.lasky@cygnus.com.
    Steve Lasky
    Jan. 18, 2013
    The evolution of true enterprise risk management over the last 10 years is reflective of how larger companies identify and mitigate organizational risk
    Hackers and cyber security have become top-of-mind for executives tasked with protecting critical industrial systems.
    Hackers and cyber security have become top-of-mind for executives tasked with protecting critical industrial systems
    Photo courtesy HID Global Corp.
    Security executives in any market can take a lesson from federal and government ID card security and issuance systems.
    Alan Fontanella
    Jan. 18, 2013
    Security executives in any market can take a lesson from federal and government ID card security and issuance systems
    John S. Negus, PPS, CMAS, CHS III, is Vice President of Protective Operations of the International Protection Group (IPG) and Assistant Executive Director of the Executive Protection Institute(EPI) at www.personalprotection.com. Mr. Negus was formerly a Sergeant with the NYPD Intelligence Division.
    John Negus
    Jan. 18, 2013
    Seven tips for keeping your head honchos secure on the road
    Ray Coulombe is Founder and Managing Director of SecuritySpecifiers and the CONSULT Technical Security Symposium. Email him at ray@SecuritySpecifiers.com, or contact him through LinkedIn at www.linkedin.com/in/raycoulombe or follow him on Twitter: @RayCoulombe.
    Ray Coulombe
    Jan. 18, 2013
    An entire organization should be tied together — not just security and IT
    Ray Bernard, PSP, CHS-III is the principal consultant for Ray Bernard Consulting Services (RBCS), a firm that provides security consulting services for public and private facilities. For more information about Ray Bernard and RBCS go to www.go-rbcs.com or call 949-831-6788.
    Adding desktop inspections to guard tours makes sense for most organizations
    Kevin Beaver is a consultant with Atlanta-based Principle Logic LLC (www.principlelogic.com). He has authored/co-authored 11 books on information security, including Hacking for Dummies, Implementation Strategies for Fulfilling and Maintaining IT Compliance, and the Security on Wheels audio books and blog (www.securityonwheels.com). Follow him on Twitter, @kevinbeaver or connect to him on LinkedIn.
    Kevin Beaver
    Jan. 18, 2013
    How to incorporate physical security into your business continuity efforts