The “Active Shooter Preparedness” research was conducted in July, 2016. A total of 888 organizations were surveyed about their safety plans and ability to manage an active shooter situation. The goal of this research was [...]
No matter how secure you think your network is, there’s always a way in. That was the lesson recently learned by a North American casino, which found itself a victim of an attack when hackers [...]
Writing for Wired.com and drawing from her experiences with both Google and Twitter, Karen Wickre offers some insights as to how to respond to a PR crisis, and how to keep your PR team focused [...]
With concerns about a growing shortage of cybersecurity professionals, the UK government has stepped forward with £20 million earmarked for the training of young people in a ‘Cyber Schools Programme’, hosted under the Department for [...]
A PR firm is supposed to do their best to make their client look good, and to limit the amount of time that scandals are in the news, rather than draw attention to themselves. In [...]
As North Korea continues to announce missile tests, Hawaii has announced a public campaign to encourage residents to prepare for a potential nuclear attack, according to CBS News. Noting it could take less than 20 [...]
ALICE (alert, lockdown, inform, counter and evacuate) — a method developed by a police chief for school protocols — has been increasingly replacing duck and cover protocols in schools as incidents increase. One school in [...]