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Titled “Security LeadHER,” the event will be held at the Hilton Nashville Downtown Hotel in Nashville and will begin with a reception on June 12 with conference programming taking place on June 13.
Held Jan. 26, the webinar will feature a Q&A session during which attendees are invited to pose questions to the speakers and discuss trends and needs from the standards community.
The SIA Proptech Report evaluates proptech trends, market size and buying interests affiliated with security solutions in commercial real estate, including office environments and multi-family housing. T
There more than 2,000 firearms dealers in California that will be required to obtain the appropriate surveillance equipment necessary to comply by Jan. 1, 2024.
RISE Scholarship funds can be used to expand knowledge in the areas of business, HR, IT, marketing, sales, project management, security engineering and/or risk management.
The Security Industry Association (SIA) has named Peter Boriskin, chief technology officer at ASSA ABLOY Opening Solutions, as the new chair of SIA’s Standards Committee.
Even before the pandemic, the security industry was staring down the barrel of a future fraught with workforce development challenges. Now even more acute, leaders from across the industry discuss how they are maneuvering to overcome talent shortages, become more diverse, adopt hybrid workplace models, among other challenges to remain viable.
Even before the pandemic, the security industry was staring down the barrel of a future fraught with workforce development challenges. Now even more acute, leaders from across the industry discuss how they are maneuvering to overcome talent shortages, become more diverse, adopt hybrid workplace models, among other challenges to remain viable.