Threat of a Knife Attack Sparks Terror in the Aftermath of Mass Shootings
Chaos erupted at a Georgia Walmart Monday morning after a domestic dispute involving a knife-wielding man sparked rumors of an active shooter. The suspect,...
After El Paso Shooting, Advice for Retailers from Security Experts
With thousands of customers shuffling through their doors each day, retailers face a unique set of challenges in responding to an active shooter situation...
Retail Jobs are on the Decline, but Workers Who’ve Stayed are Getting Paid Better
Despite an industry shakeout that’s been dubbed the retail apocalypse, store workers who have hung in there are seeing better pay than a generation...
Shoplifting Suspect Who was Shot by Police Arrested
An Ohio teen accused in a Beachwood Place shoplifting incident last month that led a police officer to fire his weapon has been arrested,...
‘It Is Absurd.’ Data Breaches Show it’s Time to Rethink How We Use Social...
Equifax, like Capital One, Home Depot, and Marriott, have also suffered massive data breaches in recent years, putting millions of other people at risk...
Genetec Recognized as One of the Fastest Growing Access Control Software Manufacturers in the...
Genetec rose to number 3 access control software vendor position in the Americas with nearly 45 percent growth while capturing market share worldwide to...
Ready or Not? Tips for Improving and Maintaining Crisis Management Programs
What should retailers be doing to prepare for the next disaster? Coming off a year of devastating weather events in which just one of the many hurricanes was estimated to have cost retailers $700 million, it’s not a surprise that the topic was in focus at the NRF Protect conference in June where executives from Target and Disney Stores shared how they are getting ready for future disaster events.
Parting Words: I Am on Vacation
July and August is the time for a vacation. I am either at the beach or mountains, on the golf course, reading a book,...
US Pastor Arrested in $2.6M Counterfeit Cartier Case
A North Carolina man has been arrested in the US after a whopping $24M-worth of counterfeit designer bracelets, including Cartier items, were seized.
JianGang “Frank”...
Employee Pleads Guilty To Stealing Over $2M Worth Of Diabetic Test Strips
US Attorney James P. Kennedy, Jr. announced that Antonio Rivera, 35, of Williamsville, NY, pleaded guilty before U.S. District Judge Elizabeth A. Wolford to...