C O N T E N T S
Volume 4, Issue 1
January/February 2010
FEATURES
LOOMING THREATS
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In 2010, cloud computing, virtualization and mobility
will top the priority list of most IT and security
professionals. However, Canadian companies shouldn’t
ignore the most important aspect of security:
preparedness
THE LIFEBLOOD OF CANADIAN
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COLUMNS
BUSINESSES
Every company has it, lots of it. It is data and without
CYBER WATCH
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proper information management and destruction plans,
Brent MacLean on emerging security risks
policies and procedures, companies are just asking for
a security breach to occur
PRIVACY MATTERS
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Meaghan McCluskey on how to collect employee
information for pandemic planning
THE ART OF INTELLIGENCE
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SECURING YOUR BUSINESS
With the help of security analytics, the Edmonton Police
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Frank Fourchalk on the benefits of installing panic rooms
Services is reducing crime and increasing the quality of
life for all of the city’s citizens
DEPARTMENTS
JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2010
NEWS & NOTES
6
Olympics choose Panasonic Cost of breaches
www.SecurityMattersMag.com
on the rise Canadian airports get full-body scanners
2010 SECURITY
FORECAST
PREPARATION THE KEY
TRY THIS
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TO SUCCESS High-definition video surveillance cameras
LP CORNER
24
DATA
Retailers must learn to how to beat shoplifters
DESTRUCTION
at their very own game
MUCH MORE MUCH MOREMORE THAN
JUST SHREDDING ASK AWAY
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PCI audits Airport security Crime prevention
HD VIDEO
THE FUTURE OF THE FUTURE OF
COOL STUFF
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CCTV IS HERE
Intrusion Prevention Systems
MARKETPLACE
29
PANIC ROOMS Q&A
30
LOSS PREVENTION
Bruce Schneier discusses cloud computing
PANDEMIC PLANNING
and the power of fear
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