Physical Security

Communication is critical to mission outcomes in challenging settings. Whether in military, law enforcement or unmanned operations, secure, resilient systems ensure situational awareness and informed decision-making. As these environments become more connected and data-driven, communication systems must protect data and remain operational in unpredictable conditions. Implementing Tactical Communication Strategies for […]

Strategies for Securing Communication in High-Pressure Situations

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Connected EXO area monitors and real-time data provide continuous air monitoring during one of the world’s largest sporting events Calgary, Canada,July 17, 2026 — With up to one million fans attending FIFA World Cup™ matches and festivities in Miami, Florida, the Miami-Dade Fire Rescue Department has equipped the city’s host […]

Miami-Dade Fire Rescue Chooses Blackline Safety to Keep Fans Safe ...

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Enterprise security strategies prioritize digital defenses while overlooking the physical infrastructure that carries power and data. Exposed network cables are subject to environmental stress and deliberate sabotage, which can undermine even sophisticated cybersecurity measures. Cable infrastructure hardening addresses this vulnerability. Organizations seeking resilient operations can acquire protective sleeving from an […]

Why Cable Infrastructure Hardening Is a Critical Layer of Physical ...

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Automatic tank gauge systems may appear to be relatively simple monitoring devices. They measure the contents of storage tanks and provide operators with information needed to manage fuel, chemicals, water-treatment materials, and other liquids. But when these systems are exposed to the public internet, protected by default credentials, or connected […]

Internet-Exposed Tank Gauges Reveal a Persistent Critical Infrastructure Risk

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Physical security has long relied on video systems that record events for later review. In the past, organizations would wait for something to happen and then rely on recorded footage to understand what went wrong. This model worked when environments were smaller and risks were easier to identify.  But today’s […]

Detecting the Unexpected: How AI Anomaly Detection Is Redefining Physical ...

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In Episode S8E3 of the Brilliance Security Magazine Podcast, host Steven Bowcut sits down with Hiram E. Chodosh, President of Claremont McKenna College (CMC), to explore what cybersecurity leadership looks like in higher education—an environment that is open by design, highly collaborative, and constantly changing. Their conversation examines how a […]

Leading Cybersecurity, AI, and Institutional Resilience in Higher Education

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In a world defined by complex, human-centric risks, procedural compliance is a fast track to irrelevance. The traditional manuals and checklists that once guided security professionals are dangerously insufficient for a landscape shaped by cognitive bias, cultural nuance, and ethical ambiguity. Today’s challenges demand wisdom, empathy, and an entirely new […]

Book Review: It’s Not in the Manual — Real-World Leadership ...

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Executive protection has always been a physical discipline. Motorcades, residential security, and advance teams. But the threats that create the most physical risk today often start with something nobody in the security detail can see: a data broker profile, an old Strava route, or a tagged photo on a teenager’s […]

How Digital Exposure Turns Executive Families Into Physical Security Risks

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Drones are versatile pieces of equipment for military operations and recreational activities, and have since gravitated toward commercial security applications. While drones are helpful for physical security, like monitoring the perimeter or providing an aerial view of the facility, these features are also beneficial toward cybersecurity. Teams can operate drones […]

How to Integrate Drones Into Your Cybersecurity Strategy

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Outdoor environments are among the most challenging spaces to secure, constantly shifting, exposed to risk, and often under-prioritized in security planning. As threats become more opportunistic and less predictable, organizations are rethinking how they safeguard sites that fall outside fixed, facility-based models. In our work across Northern California, we’ve seen […]

Why Mobile Surveillance Is Gaining Ground: A Regional Look at ...

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