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SIA publishes sector profile on recruitment and retention in the Door Supervision Sector

The Security Industry Authority (SIA) has today published a ‘snapshot' profile of the Door Supervision Sector. The report looks at employment issues in the sector. It draws on findings from recent surveys and past research conducted by the SIA. It also uses data from the SIA licensing system.

: THE EDITORIAL TEAM; Industry News; Posted On Tuesday, 20 July 2021 12:10

Fugitive guilty of working illegally in Cardiff homeless shelter

A security guard who worked illegally at a Cardiff shelter housing vulnerable women has been convicted after failing to attend court for a second time.

On Friday 02 July, Dale Lusty was found guilty in his absence at Cardiff Magistrates' Court of working without a Security Industry Authority (SIA) licence at the Wallich Clifford Community Hostel.

On the night of 01 September 2020, South Wales Police were called to the hostel. They discovered that Lusty, who was working there as a security guard, did not possess an SIA licence. They informed the SIA, who began an investigation.

: THE EDITORIAL TEAM; Industry News; Posted On Monday, 19 July 2021 16:26

What can breached passwords tell us? With the Euros underway, they can tell us to stop and think

By Kate Wotherspoonon

Here at Authlogics, we’re extremely privileged to have access to a cache of password-related data. The Password Breach Database is a treasure trove for security analysis, allowing us to use the 1 billion unique clear text passwords to develop trends and patterns found in data breaches that have exposed passwords, allowing us to make inferences and judgments about the state of password security, based on the associated data.

: Kate Wotherspoonon; Case Studies; Posted On Monday, 19 July 2021 16:22

New Study Finds 1 in 3 Untrained Users Are Ticking Timebombs When It Comes to Cyber Attacks

KnowBe4 Benchmarking Report shows Energy, Utilities and Insurance industries most at risk for social engineering

London, UK: KnowBe4 has announced it has released a new Phishing by Industry Benchmarking Report to measure an organisation’s Phish-Prone percentage (PPP), which indicates how many of their employees are likely to fall for a phishing or social engineering scam.

The initial baseline phishing test was administered to organisations that had not conducted any KnowBe4 security awareness training. The results indicated a high level of risk, with an average initial baseline PPP of 31.4% across all industries and sizes. Every organisation regardless of size and vertical is susceptible to phishing and social engineering without computer-based training.

: THE EDITORIAL TEAM; Industry News; Posted On Monday, 19 July 2021 16:10

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Fugitive guilty of working illegally in Cardiff homeless shelter

What can breached passwords tell us? With the Euros underway, they can tell us to stop and think

New Study Finds 1 in 3 Untrained Users Are Ticking Timebombs When It Comes to Cyber Attacks

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