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When Transit Security Teams Run Lean, Who Picks Up the Slack?


Transit security doesn't operate on a nine-to-five schedule. From stations and maintenance facilities to operations centers and critical infrastructure, transit agencies must manage complex security environments around the clock.
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Workplace Violence Prevention Is an Infrastructure Decision

By Eric Joseph, Global Director, Business Development and Strategy
Healthcare and social assistance workers account for roughly 73% of all nonfatal workplace injuries and illnesses due to violence across all industries.
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Financial Services: Your Security Integrator Is Part of Your Attack Surface

By Eric Joseph, Global Director, Business Development and Strategy
Financial institutions have built mature third-party risk management programs. Core processors, cloud providers, and payment platforms face rigorous due diligence before a contract is signed.
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Intelligent Perimeter Defense: Stop Threats Before They Become Breaches

By Jay Slaughterbeck, Chief Technology Officer, Minuteman Security & Life Safety
For years, perimeter security was largely defined by a physical boundary. Protect the fence line. Control the gates. Install cameras. Detect someone attempting to enter a protected area and respond.
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Complacency may be one of the greatest threats to America’s critical infrastructure.

Author: By Doug Cherney, Director of Critical Infrastructure
Our electric grid, water systems, pipelines, transportation networks, telecommunications, and other essential services operate so reliably that we often assume they will always be available.