Christine Peterson
 

In the last 30 days, a single individual in the Raleigh/Durham area has managed to bypass the security protocols at two area companies and two government facilities. The individual was successful in penetrating the closed spaces by acting like he belonged until such time that it was realized that he did not. These are facilities that understand the principles of security, a comprehensive security program, and layers of security. They get it, and they have solid security programs and protocols. How could this happen, and how can we stop it from happening again?

Michael Longmire
 

In recent months, we have been hired to assist clients who have made the mistake of hitting the send button and wishing there was some way to "get that photo back." These cases normally involve men who for one reason or another engage in progressively suggestive text messaging or other digital communications with someone they believe to be an interested female, only later to find themselves paying to keep the communications from being circulated on the Internet or to friends and family members.

Billy Green 
 

Weather-related emergencies create an operational environment in which the security department may have to stand alone for minutes, hours, or days without significant assistance from outside agencies. Good planning can help minimize the impact on the facility and aid in the more rapid return to normal operations.

Tasha Dyson
 

The applicant is seeking a professional, white-collar position.He speaks well and presents a good image. His résumé says all the right things. He listed his previous employer on his application and indicated that his previous employer could be contacted as a reference. Would you hire him, or would you want to know more?

Kevin McQuade
 

As most of us know, an access card or credential is a key to gain entry to a parking lot, building, or other secured space.Why then do so many people leave their card in their car after work?