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High Level Security Protocols for the Transportation Industry is Critical

High Level Security Protocols for the Transportation Industry is Critical

Frank Costa, President Nexgen Protection Services – 

 

The transportation industry is a complex and dynamic environment where efficient management of physical keys, vehicles and shared devices is critical to ensuring smooth operations, reducing costs and maintaining security. Every day, more transportation facilities are using modern electronic key and asset management systems to better secure, audit and manage the important assets that keep operations running smoothly.

Expediting efficiency. Fleet vehicles are the lifeblood of the transportation industry, particularly for larger facilities, but managing their access and usage can be challenging, especially if they’re located at multiple sites. Key cabinets play an integral role in fleet vehicle management by controlling and monitoring vehicle access, which increases driver accountability, plus they ensure even use and instill safer processes. 

With dedicated features to track vehicle mileage, fuel levels, parking location and vehicle faults, key cabinets allow administrators to monitor vehicle usage in real-time, set specific permissions and access levels for each driver, receive alerts when a vehicle is due for maintenance or service, track vehicle locations and monitor parking assignments.

 

SOURCE: 

Ceravolo, R. Securing the Flow of Operations. Security Today, 07/18/2024.
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Machine Learning Lends Transformative Advances in Physical Security

Machine Learning Lends Transformative Advances in Physical Security

Frank Costa, President Nexgen Protection Services – 

 

In physical security, machine learning can speed up investigations by assisting security teams in finding relevant information quickly. Machine learning helps analyze data that hasn’t been organized or labeled. By identifying patterns or possible relationships between data, such tools help security teams, law enforcement, and other staff gain a better understanding of an incident or important correlations between trends. 

On the operations side, machine learning helps organizations better leverage their physical security investments. Machine learning can help glean actionable insights from the system data to ramp up productivity. This often leads to improved operations.

 

SOURCE: 

Matusek, F. Transformative Advances. Security Today, 07/23/2024.
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Identity Threat Detection and Response Protocols

Identity Threat Detection and Response Protocols

Frank Costa, President Nexgen Protection Services – 

 

To effectively safeguard against identity attacks, organizations must address a range of use cases for both human and non-human identities, including but not limited to:

  1. Account Takeover Detection: Detect any of the numerous variants that indicate an identity has been compromised.

  2. Credential Compromise Detection: Identify and alert on the use of stolen or compromised credentials within the environment.

  3. Privilege Escalation Detection: Detect unauthorized attempts to escalate privileges within systems and applications.

  4. Anomalous Behavior Detection: Monitor for deviations from normal user behavior that may indicate malicious activity.

  5. Insider Threat Detection: Identify and respond to malicious or negligent actions by internal users.

 

SOURCE: 

Identity Threat Detection and Response Solution Guide. The Hacker News, 08/15/2024.
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