IT security ‘fire drills’ key

IT security “fire drills”, supported by executive management and the risk committee should be conducted regularly in organisations, in order to understand the appropriate course of action in advance of a security breach. So says Neil Campbell, group GM for...

Online security in the new school year

Those sunny summer holiday days are over and so your children, instead of spending their time playing outside or on the beaches, will be back in front of their computers, tablets and smartphones busily exploring online encyclopaedias and dictionaries to help them...

Risky mobile behaviour endangers companies

The bad news for companies is that employees are increasingly taking part in risky mobile behaviour, with nearly 90% accessing confidential information on mobile devices, despite less than a quarter of them receiving mobile security training, said Derick Roberts, CEO...

Thermal imaging cameras for surveillance

Surveillance is an essential component of many security systems today, as it acts both as a deterrent and provides evidence to assist with identifying and prosecuting offenders, says Leon Cahill, security product manager at Jasco Enterprise. However, in many instances...

Video surveillance trends for 2015

With the Internet of Things (IoT) continuing to be a hot topic throughout 2014 and across all industries – whether it’s about smart cars or intelligent appliances such as connected refrigerators – more consumers and businesses are now aware of the...

Logical access is key for privacy management

Information about individuals has become readily available due to multiple transactions and the various online accounts people have, says Stan Khan, MD at Muvoni Biometrics and Smartcard Solutions (MBSS). With the advances in technology comes greater access to the...