It's a morning ritual: what to wear to work. But today is pretty special. I'm going to attend a trade show.   I pull the black suit and silk blouse

Over the past few days, I’ve sent out hundreds of personal invitations to my contacts to attend iSECURITY, a free virtual trade show being produced by SDM & SECURITY magazines,

Securing New Ground, a conference about the business of security, announced its keynote speaker will be Jim Covert. As the new non-executive co-chairman of Protection One, ranked No. 3 on

Last week I drove to Nashville for the birth of my first grandchild. While there I visited an area next to the Cumberland River, which flooded on May 2, killing

The Chicago White Sox’s Annual Fire & Police Night on Wed., August 11 at U.S. Cellular Field was sponsored by a company the security industry is very familiar with: Underwriters

According to a new report from IMS Research, monitored alarm accounts using POTS (plain old telephone lines) transmission accounted for nearly 90 percent of recurring monthly revenue (RMR) in North

The advantages of attending conferences and trade shows are clear and well-understood. Between networking and lead-generating possibilities, educational sessions and chances to learn about the latest developments in the industry,

PR Newswire Association published a story this week based on information from Allstate Insurance Co., stating that home burglary claims for Allstate customers in Texas increased 9 percent last year.

Hope you’ve had a chance to read SDM’s June cover story, “The New Security Order,” which centers on the emergence of cyber crime as an opportunity for integrators. “There is

Studies conducted by The Boston Consulting Group and Johnson Controls show that people are more likely to buy from and work for companies who are taking steps to become “greener,” that is, to reduce