EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS Articles
How To Design Green AND Secure Buildings
The secure and the environmentally-friendly almost always conflict when designing a building. But experts at an "intelligent building" seminar demonstrated how security features can actually help make a structure green.
Laid-off Workers as Data Thieves?
A Symantec/Ponemon report points to an ominous byproduct of the economic crisis: laid-off employees stealing data in acts of vengeance. CSO Senior Editor Bill Brenner is skeptical of this report's news value.
What New Air Cargo Security Rules Mean for Business
New air cargo inspection rules go into effect in February. Are businesses ready to comply? Does the measure go far enough?
Why Your Church Needs a Security Plan
A new Christian security consultancy wants church security plans to operate on more than just a wing and a prayer.
Security Experts ID Top 25 Programming Errors
Group hopes list of 25 most dangerous programming errors will lead to safer software, better education for programmers
BC/DR Challenges in a Hurricane Zone
Some business continuity demands are universal, but others vary depending on where you are. In the first part in an ongoing series, we take a look at what's at stake and what's in place for two companies faced with the worsening threats posed by hurricane zones.
Forrester: Why (and How) Security Must Drive Business Resiliency
Four reasons and eight practical steps for building a better business resiliency program.
WS Meltdown Could Spur Risk Management Spending
Competition and regulation after the crisis will likely increase interest in technology to manage risk.
Inside OSAC's Race Against Terrorism
The Overseas Security Advisory Council (OSAC) was set up to forge better cooperation between the public and private sector in the event of an attack like the recent Marriott bombing in Pakistan. In this Q&A, OSAC member and Honeywell security chief John McClurg explains how it all works.
Congress: Terror Threat System Full of Flaws
A U.S. House subcommittee is charging that a $500 million IT project intended to "connect the dots" on terrorists and help prevent another 9/11 is a failure.
