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It is critical for those of us in the physical security sector to be up to date with new technology, changes in technology, and new threats we face due to new developments in technology. Some examples are RFID cloning, high security auto theft, high security lock defeat, and rapidly developing compromise methods for electronic access control.

Equally as critical is the training and education needed to combat these emerging threats. What follows is how we plan to help you access this critical information so you can decide how your organization should respond.

Given the vast number of sources for all this information, (the news media, the web, blogs, technical conferences), a huge effort is required to keep on top of new events. It is simply not practical for most organizations to spend the time required to do the research. This is exactly how we can help.

The ProSecurityNews staff  searches hundreds of sources looking for relevant information. We cull through it and single out the information that is relevant to our industry and then we place on this website.

Now you have a single portal you can visit to stay in touch with current technology threats, trends, and advances. It should take you only a few minutes to scan our headlines and then select articles of interest to read for more detail.

If you have an iPod or any MP3 player, you can listen to a summary of the news on the weekly podcast while you commute to work or between service calls. If you understand RSS feeds, you can use your favorite email client or RSS reader to get our news delivered directly to your inbox.

We offer a blog where we post news items relevant to the security industry, and an audio summary of the weeks news delivered as a podcast that you can subscribe to via iTunes and your iPod (or any MP3 player). You can also listen from the website, however using your iPod gives more freedom. Most people who listen to podcasts have an in-car adaptor so they can listen during commute time.

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