December 01, 2006 — CSO —
1. Switzerland
2. New Zealand
3. England & Wales
4. Sweden
5. Australia
Source: World Tourism Organization
Read more about loss prevention in CSOonline's Loss Prevention section.
LOSS PREVENTION ESSENTIAL READING
First-hand advice from leading loss prevention experts on protecting retail inventory, facilities, and employees
Retail security: critical issues
An updated roundup of case studies, sample documents, and other retail security coverage
Point of sale security
Cash, credit, data, inventory—it all flows past the point of sale. Are your systems, policies and procedures up to snuff?
Loss prevention investigative tactics
Sample procedures and field tests for identifying fraudulent transactions, dishonest clerks and other issues
Organized retail theft: Facts and myths
It isn't your father's Cosa Nostra (mostly), but nimble gangs of boosters connect to a loosely organized—and effective—system of distribution
Restaurant loss prevention and cash handling
King Rogers: loss prevention basics
Richard Hollinger: shoplifting and retail shrink
Loss Prevention Webcasts
- Introduction to VMware vCenter Site Recovery Manager 5
- Reliable Disaster Protection with VMware vCenter Site Recovery Manager
- Introduction to Virtualization
- Preventing Unplanned Downtime with Server Virtualization
- Secure Cloud Infrastructure and Next-Generation Data Centers - An Interactive Panel for Decision Makers
- Gartner Next Generation Network IPS Webcast
Loss Prevention White Papers
- Patch Tuesday preview, February 2012
Microsoft published its Patch Tuesday Preview for February of 2012 a few minutes ago. IT admins can expect nine bulletins to address 21 security vulnerabilities.
It looks like four bulletins will be rated critical while the rest are designated as important.
Affected Microsoft products are:
- M86 report proves water is wet
- Actor, banker, soldier, spy: Suits and Spooks Anti-Conference aims to redefine security
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