March

Alone Together and Angry: An Incel Revolution

March 2019 | COVER STORY

There’s a new face of hate online. Incels, involuntary celibates who exist primarily in an online subculture, espouse male supremacy and commit acts of violence against people who seem to have an easy time finding love and acceptance. This extreme ideology was recently added to the list of designated hate groups by the Southern Poverty Law Center, and believers have carried out what’s being described as gender-based terrorism.

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On-Duty and Vulnerable

Police and security officers are both vulnerable to civil rights-related violations under U.S. federal law.

Return on Educational Investment

An annual English-language course held in Madrid by IE Business School and ASIS International tackles business school cases on corporate strategy and leadership.

Safety and Security: Building Relationships for Effective Management

As natural disasters worsen, both security and mitigation are vital components in today's emergency management landscape.

Less Lethal, More Universal

Deaths from terror attacks have declined for the third year in a row, but terrorism affected more countries in 2017 than in previous years.

A Warm-Up Election

Following the U.S. midterm elections, officials move their focus to the 2020 presidential election.

Barnyard Biosecurity

The U.S. government and the United Nations are calling on producers to tighten their safety practices.

March 2019 ASIS News

The security industry's flagship event, Global Security Exchange 2019, will be held 8-12 September in Chicago.

Case Study: Caring for Personal Data

Epiphany Healthcare found a new solution to securely manage medical test results, putting vital information at doctors' fingertips while protecting patients' health information.

March 2019 Security Technology

Read the latest in our March issue of Security Technology.

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