As enterprises rush to deploy copilots, generative AI platforms, and automated workflows, many security teams remain focused on governing the tools themselves. According to Drata Senior Program Manager Shane Tierney, that approach misses the larger challenge. In this Executive Q&A, Tierney explains why AI governance must evolve into a data-centric ...

More than 350 security professionals and government officials gathered at SIA GovSummit 2026 to discuss emerging threats, technology innovations and critical security priorities across the federal landscape.

IQSIGHT announced it has been appointed a Common Vulnerability and Exposures (CVE) Numbering Authority (CNA) in the CVE Program, enabling the company to issue unique, standardized identifiers for vulnerabilities found in its software and firmware. According to the company, the designation allows IQSIGHT to assign CVE records directly, supporting the...

The Mississippi county has deployed 72 cameras as part of a community-supported public safety program designed to enhance emergency response, investigations and public safety.

Why AI is turning trusted mobile applications into one of the most overlooked threats facing enterprise security teams.

From SOCs to smart cameras, AI-driven systems are transforming security from a reactive to a predictive approach. This evolution unites physical and cyber domains, improves situational awareness, and challenges leaders to deploy AI responsibly, with humans firmly in the loop.

The access control credential standard is spurring the shift in philosophy from closed methods to open, identity-centric trust models.

One year after the UnitedHealthcare CEO shooting, rising visibility, digital threats, and social volatility are forcing security leaders to rethink how—and why—they protect the C-suite.

AI is rapidly transforming security from reactive monitoring to proactive threat prevention, using real-time video analytics to detect risks before they escalate. But as predictive systems grow more powerful, organizations must navigate the challenges of accuracy, bias, and accountability to ensure these technologies enhance safety without compromising...

Cyberattacks are no longer confined to data—they’re crossing into the physical world, disrupting operations and exposing critical vulnerabilities across interconnected systems. As cyber and physical security converge, organizations must break down silos and adopt unified strategies to defend against increasingly complex, real-world threats.

The National Center for Spectator Sports Safety and Security (NCS4) will host its 17th Annual National Sports Safety and Security Conference & Exhibition, bringing together professionals focused on protecting sports and special event environments. The 2026 conference theme, "Honoring the Past, Securing the Future," reflects on two decades of industry...

Securing New Ground (SNG) 2026 is scheduled for October 20-21, 2026, in New York City. This annual executive conference from the Security Industry Association (SIA) brings together the security industry’s top leaders, entrepreneurs and financial partners for two days of high-level intelligence sharing, business analysis, trend forecasting and...

Drawing on Kiteworks research, Tim Freestone warns that organizations racing to adopt agentic AI without proper governance and control are exposing themselves to significant security and compliance risks.

A deadly shooting at Brown University is exposing critical gaps in campus surveillance strategies and accelerating the shift toward real-time, AI-driven security systems.

Resilient by Design reimagines security as a living, adaptive ecosystem—shifting from static defenses to identity-centric, breach-assumed operations that prioritize speed, visibility, and recovery. As AI, cloud, and interconnected supply chains expand both capability and risk, organizations must engineer resilience through automation, unified telemetry...