In mid-May 2025, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) officially withdrew a proposed regulation designed to curb data brokers’ ability to sell personal data, an action that has significantly lowered barriers for malicious actors seeking sensitive information. The rollback poses threats to physical and digital security, especially for high-profile individuals. On June 14, 2025, Vance […] The post Physical, Digital Risks of Unregulated Data Brokers appeared first on BlackCl...| BlackCloak | Protect Your Digital Life™
In mid-June 2025, Israel executed a coordinated military campaign against Iran’s nuclear and missile capabilities, supported by covert Mossad operations. In response, Iran launched ballistic missile strikes against U.S. forces in Qatar and hit civilian infrastructure in Israel, including the Soroka hospital. On June 23–24, under U.S. mediation, a phased ceasefire was declared, though violations reportedly continued. […] The post Navigating Executive Risk Amid the 2025 Israel-Iran Co...| BlackCloak | Protect Your Digital Life™
The tastic RFID thief was created nearly ten years ago, and it only seemed fitting to bring this up again since, well, it still works today. Why does it still work? Well, replacing an entire buildings access control systems is extremely expensive so outdated technology is left since theoretically it [...]| Krptyk
As threats to commercial properties become more complex, businesses must take a proactive approach to future-proofing security. While cybersecurity grabs headlines, physical security systems remain a critical pillar in protecting assets, people, and property. From smarter surveillance to AI-enhanced access... Read More The post Future-Proofing Security: Trends in Commercial Security Systems appeared first on Ark Systems Inc.| Ark Systems Inc
Wired cameras can protect fixed assets and entry points, while wireless units monitor remote corners or parking lots where cable runs are impractical. The post Wired vs. Wireless Security Cameras: Which Is Right for Your Business? appeared first on Pro-Vigil Video Surveillance.| Pro-Vigil Video Surveillance
Embracing privacy by design helps organizations stay ahead of data privacy regulations and compliance challenges.| Help Net Security
Are you a superintendent, school board member, or principal who does not want to be blindsided by school security mandates, financial burdens, and potential liability? If so, you will want to learn about a new maneuver, largely driven and influenced by security consultants and vendors, to create a “school security standard” that has potentially significant […] The post ASIS School Security Standard: Heavy on security hardware, products, and technology mandates — and heavy on potential...| School Security
Interesting research: “Guillotine: Hypervisors for Isolating Malicious AIs.” Abstract:As AI models become more embedded in critical sectors like finance, healthcare, and the military, their inscrutable behavior poses ever-greater risks to society. To mitigate this risk, we propose Guillotine, a hypervisor architecture for sandboxing powerful AI models—models that, by accident or malice, can generate existential threats to humanity. Although Guillotine borrows some well-known virtualizat...| Schneier on Security
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Dive into the results of Pro-Vigil's 2025 State of Physical Security report on rising crime concerns, impacts, evolving strategies, and more.| Pro-Vigil Video Surveillance
Benefits and drawbacks of using the “Stealth Wiegand Data Interpreter” from Practical Physical Exploitation to capture RFID badges.| LRQA Nettitude Labs
NightDragon's Rhombus investment, leading a $45 million round, will help drive go-to-market growth for the cloud-manged physical security company.| NightDragon | Securing our world for tomorrow.
Consumer Reports has analyzed a bunch of popular Internet-connected video doorbells. Their security is terrible. First, these doorbells expose your home IP address and WiFi network name to the internet without encryption, potentially opening your home network to online criminals. […] Anyone who can physically access one of the doorbells can take over the device—no tools or fancy hacking skills needed.| Schneier on Security
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