7/15/21

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Prosegur Security Joins Blue Lightning Initiative to
Help Prevent Human Trafficking

Herndon, Va. (July 14, 2021) - Prosegur Security, a global leader in security technology, has become the first security company to join the Blue Lightning Initiative, a joint program of the U.S. Department of Transportation and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, to help identify and prevent human trafficking. As a part of the program, Prosegur employees who work in aviation and retail security will be trained on how to spot potential human traffickers and victims, as well as the procedures for safely and quickly reporting such instances to relevant authorities.

"Human trafficking continues to be a persistent scourge of our times, with an estimated 24.9 million victims worldwide," said Larry Parrotte, the CEO of Prosegur Security USA. "Because protecting others is our core value, we decided to wholeheartedly embrace the mission of the Blue Lightning Initiative. Our security agents interact with travelers and shoppers every day, and are uniquely positioned to spot and do something about suspected trafficking attempts. If we are able to help even one victim, we will consider the program a resounding success."

"Prosegur Security USA has over 5,000 employees and is currently present at 16 U.S. airports as well as numerous retail stores and other commercial locations," said Thomas Pelletier, Prosegur's project leader for the Blue Lightning Initiative. "We are proud to be a part of this initiative, and look forward to working with our friends and partners in law enforcement as well as transportation and retail industries on stopping human traffickers in their tracks."

"DHS is proud to partner with Prosegur Security USA to continue the fight towards ending human trafficking. Through this partnership, the Blue Lightning Initiative will add its first security company to a growing community of over 70 partners working to recognize and report human trafficking across the U.S. transportation system," said Karinda L. Washington, DHS Executive Director, Social Impact and Campaigns.

"We inspect every person entering the United States, which places U.S. Customs and Border Protection in a unique position to combat human trafficking," said Diane J Sabatino, Deputy Executive Assistant Commissioner, Office of Field Operations. "We are grateful Prosegur Security USA has joined this important initiative as it truly takes all of us to spot potential victims."

"The U.S. Department of Transportation is proud to work with our partners across government and the aviation sector on critical counter-trafficking efforts. When frontline aviation employees are trained to recognize and report suspected instances of human trafficking, actionable tips are reported to law enforcement to help stop the crime. This BLI partnership highlights the commitment of the security industry in joining airlines, airports, and industry associations across the country to take a stand against human trafficking," said Julie Abraham, Director, Office of International Transportation and Trade, Office of the Secretary, USDOT.

In addition to Prosegur, the Blue Lightning Initiative is supported by 30 airlines, 30 U.S. airports, industry associations, and a university all of whom follow the same training and reporting protocols defined by the Department of Transportation and the Department of Homeland Security. To learn more about joining BLI, reach out to bluecampaign@hq.dhs.gov and trafficking@dot.gov.

Feds Launch New Ransomware Platform
United States Government Launches First One-Stop Ransomware Resource at StopRansomware.gov

New website provides cybersecurity resources from across the federal government

Today, as part of the ongoing response, agencies across the U.S. government announced new resources and initiatives to protect American businesses and communities from ransomware attacks. The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ), together with federal partners, have launched a new website to combat the threat of ransomware. StopRansomware.gov establishes a one-stop hub for ransomware resources for individuals, businesses, and other organizations. The new StopRansomware.gov is a collaborative effort across the federal government and the first joint website created to help private and public organizations mitigate their ransomware risk.

"As ransomware attacks continue to rise around the world, businesses and other organizations must prioritize their cybersecurity," said Secretary Mayorkas. "Cyber criminals have targeted critical infrastructure, small businesses, hospitals, police departments, schools, and more. These attacks directly impact Americans' daily lives and the security of our Nation. I urge every organization across our country to use this new resource to learn how to protect themselves from ransomware and reduce their cybersecurity risk."

"The Department of Justice is committed to protecting Americans from the rise in ransomware attacks that we have seen in recent years," said Attorney General Garland. "Along with our partners in and outside of government, and through our Ransomware and Digital Extortion Task Force, the Department is working to bring all our tools to bear against these threats. But we cannot do it alone. It is critical for business leaders across industries to recognize the threat, prioritize efforts to harden their systems, and work with law enforcement by reporting these attacks promptly."

StopRansomware.gov is the first central hub consolidating ransomware resources from all federal government agencies. Prior to today, individuals and organizations had to visit a variety of websites to find guidance, latest alerts, updates, and resources, increasing the likelihood of missing important information. StopRansomware.gov reduces the fragmentation of resources, which is especially detrimental for those who have become victims of an attack, by integrating federal ransomware resources into a single platform that includes clear guidance on how to report attacks, and the latest ransomware-related alerts and threats from all participating agencies. StopRansomware.gov includes resources and content from DHS's Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) and the U.S. Secret Service, the Department of Justice's Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), the Department of Commerce's National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), and the Departments of the Treasury and Health and Human Services. dhs.gov

Commission Says Huawei, ZTE Are National Security Threats
FCC Finalizes Plan to Rip and Replace Chinese Telecom Gear
Editor's Note: Don't know about you, but as Biden took office it initially sounded like they were softening their approach to this. Especially with comments about needing to review the black list and one or two may have been taken off the list and a couple lodged complaints about Trump's group having put them on the list. But there was definitely some questions about the validity of the process.

But now there's no mistaking the authenticity of whether of not any of the companies on the list actually represent a national security threat. As both partys' administrations have had ample time to validate the position.

The Federal Communications Commission has finalized a $1.9 billion plan that will help smaller, rural telecommunications carriers pay to rip and replace technology from the Chinese firms Huawei and ZTE.

In June 2020, the FCC designated Huawei and ZTE as threats to U.S. national security, noting that if the companies' gear is used on U.S. telecom networks, the firms could spy on communications on behalf of the Chinese government.

As a result, smaller U.S. telecom companies and wireless carriers could no longer tap into the FCC's $8.3 billion Universal Service Fund to buy equipment from Huawei and ZTE. The commission also ordered smaller carriers to remove this gear from their networks, with the government picking up some of the costs.

Congress took more than a year to approve the funds for the rip-and-replace program. On Tuesday, the commission unanimously approved the plan and published criteria for carriers that want to apply for the funds.

FCC acting Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel notes that the replacement plan, officially dubbed the Secure and Trusted Communications Networks Reimbursement Program, is one of the commission's largest efforts to build secure telecommunications networks within the U.S.

FCC Finalizes Rules for Secure and Trusted Communications Networks Reimbursement Program

FCC said Tuesday communications services providers with 10 million or fewer customers can participate in the $1.89 billion Secure and Trusted Communications Networks Reimbursement Program authorized by the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2021.

The FCC says Huawei and ZTE have close ties with the Chinese government and are obligated to comply with Chinese military and intelligence agency requests to share sensitive user data under the Chinese National Intelligence Law.

Huawei is reported to have received "vast subsidies" from the Chinese government, the commission previously noted, while ZTE violated the U.S. embargo on Iran by sending about $32 million worth of U.S. goods to that nation and by obstructing the Justice Department's investigation into the matter. govinfosecurity.com

Is China's 'Cyber Capacity' Really 10 Years Behind the US?

Experts Dispute Findings of Report by International Institute for Strategic Studies

Some security experts are questioning the findings of a recent report by the International Institute for Strategic Studies, a London-based think tank, that concludes China is 10 years behind the United States in "cyber capacity."

The report attempted to measure cyber capacity of 15 countries based on their strategy and doctrine; governance and command and control; core cyber intelligence capability; cyber empowerment and dependence, cybersecurity and resilience; global leadership in cyberspace affairs; and offensive cyber capability.

But some security experts say the report does not adequately take into account cyberattacks by nonstate actors. They say it attempts to rank countries on capabilities that are difficult to measure. And they say the report doesn't adequately consider defensive powers.

The report concludes that only the U.S. has tier 1 cyber capacity, with world-leading strengths across all the categories. Tier 2 nations are China, Russia, Australia, Canada, France, Israel and the United Kingdom, while tier 3 nations include India, Indonesia, Iran, Japan, Malaysia, North Korea and Vietnam.

The study says the United States' "capability for offensive cyber operations is probably more developed than that of any other country." govinfosecurity.com

Verizon Named 'Most Reliable Network' In RootMetrics' State of The Mobile Union Report; CTO Kyle Malady Quoted

10 Mistakes Companies Make In Their Ransomware Responses

SonicWall: 'Imminent' Ransomware Attack Targets Older Products
 

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Hey LP/AP senior: If your retailer is a member you might want to consider attending yourself or sending one of your team members who works with cybersecurity on investigations or e-commerce fraud.

Especially now with the increased ransomware attacks and data beaches and the corresponding increased attention from law enforcement. Cross pollinating and building those relationships could pay off long term.  Register here

From 420 to 710, Make Sure Your Cannabis Business is Safe & Secure
Creating a Security Plan for Cannabis Holidays
Over the weekend was 710, a holiday for cannabis enthusiasts who enjoy consuming cannabis oils, dabs, and concentrates. While 420 may still be the most universally celebrated cannabis holiday, 710 is quickly growing in popularity as cannabis access spreads throughout the U.S. The date 710 was chosen because when the numbers are flipped upside down they spell OIL. Cannabis oil products have a high percentage of THC and include resins, waxes, shatters, and other highly potent products.

Managing an Increase in Sales
Dispensary management should ensure that the facility is well-staffed to accommodate the increase in sales. More employees and security personnel should be scheduled to conduct sales, assist customers, and enforce occupancy limits. Increasing the number of employees in the store not only produces better customer service, but also improves the dispensary's security. Excellent customer service forces potential criminals to think twice before they decide to commit a crime.

Managing an Increase in Customers
With the increase in sales comes an increase in customers - and a greater risk of becoming the victim of theft or diversion. The dispensary faces some of the greatest risks during busy shopping times when potential criminals take advantage of the chaos in the store. Dispensaries are at risk from both external theft from customers and internal theft from the dispensary's own employees.

Creating a 710 Security Plan
In addition to employee schedules and occupancy limits, dispensary management should test all security and alarm devices to ensure they are in proper working order. Management should also review the security plan and signs of internal and external theft with employees. 710 security measures aim to better protect the business and its employees and can be used on other holidays or whenever the dispensary is faced with increases in sales and customers.

Successful plans take a proactive approach to security. Proactive security seeks to prevent and deter crime by removing the opportunity for potential criminals. Dispensary management should ensure that they have established an occupancy limit and scheduled a sufficient number of employees for 710 and the weekend following it. By preparing for and responding to increases in sales together, dispensary management and employees can prevent theft on one of the busiest sales days of the year. sapphirerisk.com

Regulations - New Taxes - Expunging Criminal Records - Funding Restorative Justice Programs
In a Milestone, Schumer Will Propose Federal Decriminalization of Marijuana
Senator Chuck Schumer, the majority leader, will offer draft legislation to remove marijuana from the list of controlled substances and begin regulating and taxing it.

The draft bill, called the Cannabis Administration and Opportunity Act, would remove marijuana from the Controlled Substances Act and begin regulating and taxing it, placing federal rules on a burgeoning industry that has faced years of uncertainty. Though states would still be allowed to set their own marijuana laws, businesses and individuals in states that have legalized its use would be free for the first time to sell and consume it without the risk of federal punishment.

The proposal would also try to make recompense to communities of color and the poor for damage from years of restrictive federal drug policy. It calls for immediately expunging nonviolent marijuana-related arrests and convictions from federal records and would earmark new tax revenue for restorative justice programs intended to lift up communities affected by "the failed federal prohibition of cannabis."

The bill aims to "finally turn the page on this dark chapter in American history and begin righting these wrongs." nytimes.com

18 States + D.C. Have Legalized
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60% of Online Merchants 'Struggling to Cope' with Rising Payments Fraud
Global Survey Shows Pandemic's Accelerating Online Sales & The Increasing Cost of Fraud

Merchants say they're losing revenue to online fraud, FIS report finds
Worldpay from FIS and Forrester surveyed 671 C-level executives from omnichannel and enterprise merchants from 11 countries, asking in-depth questions about payment card fraud, risk management, authentication methods and chargebacks. Here's what we found.

One in four merchants are struggling to implement payment security solutions as businesses are looking to test the waters of e-commerce, a June 15 report by Fidelity National Information Services (FIS) stated.

In North America, 31% of merchants face challenges with the "implementation of new emerging payments types" and 31% are concerned about the IT infrastructure upgrade costs associated with multiple payments options and security, the report stated.

Small and medium sized businesses who didn't have a big digital footprint prior to the pandemic are maneuvering to provide customers with multiple safe payment options while larger enterprises are looking to safeguard the increased sales volume on their e-commerce channels.

Some 38% of merchants lost at least 6% of their revenue to payments fraud in 2020, according to the June 15 report from payments processor FIS.

Six in ten merchants worldwide reported higher rates of e-commerce fraud in 2020 and are struggling to cope with rising payments fraud that impacts business revenue, the report said.

Some 59% of merchants saw an increase in e-commerce fraud in 2020 relating to card-not-present transactions. For 22% of merchants, payment fraud was a critical challenge for their businesses while managing consumer data security remained a critical challenge for 20% of the businesses.

Synthetic fraud, account takeover, identity theft and chargeback increased in 2020 and were major pain points for merchants, the report stated.

Payments fraud a big concern in North America

One in 10 merchants based in North America said that "the costs of managing fraud exceed 10% of profits for a typical year," the report stated.

E-commerce sales experienced a surge during the pandemic and "two in three North American merchants reported more card-not-present [online] fraud in 2020," while "61% reported more chargeback fraud than in 2019," the report stated.

Of the merchants who experienced chargeback fraud, 20% reported experiencing significantly more chargeback fraud in 2020, compared to 2019 while 35% reported a slight increase in that fraud, the FIS report stated.

In 2021, 44% of merchants in North America will focus on improving fraud detection and mitigation while 44% will prioritize increasing choice of payment options, the report stated. paymentsdive.com

Dangerous Items Sold on Amazon
Amazon Sued by U.S. Product-Safety Agency Over Dangerous Items
Amazon.com Inc. was sued by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, which is seeking an order determining that the largest online retailer is legally responsible for defective products sold in its sprawling third-party marketplace.

The complaint filed on Wednesday says Amazon sold children's sleepwear that failed to meet federal standards for flammability; some 24,000 carbon monoxide detectors that failed to activate when the harmful gas was present; and 400,000 hair dryers that risked shock and electrocution. Each of the products was sold by one of Amazon's millions of third-party sellers, and all used a service called Fulfillment By Amazon, in which the company stores and distributes the products on behalf of its sellers.

After the CPSC notified Amazon of the defects, the Seattle-based company removed some of the product listings, notified customers that their goods presented a hazard, and offered a refund, but the actions were insufficient, the agency said in its complaint. Amazon "did not want to have this be called a recall, and they did not want to be considered legally responsible for these products," CPSC spokesperson Joe Martyak said. "That's the dealbreaker here. We think you are responsible for this." bloomberg.com

VP Safety & Security job posted for Roku in San Jose, CA
The VP, Safety and Security will provide leadership and support for the strategy and execution of global safety and security initiatives at Roku. You will be accountable for leading teams that will provide effective safety & security solutions and risk mitigation plans supporting Roku's intellectual property, facilities, and people. This position will report to the SVP, People and will help in creating safety and security solutions and policies that support our growth and our culture. roku.com

Inflation Threat Boosted by Changes in Globalization, Demographics & E-Commerce

Springfield, MO: Homicide investigation at Walmart, Arkansas man arrested for murder
About 12:30 p.m. Wednesday Springfield Police responded to the Neighborhood Market at 1320 South Glenstone to reports of a shooting. According to a media release by the Springfield Police Department, Altercation in front of the store between two men, no further threat to the public, "When officers arrived, they found a male in front of the business who had suffered a gunshot wound. The male received medical attention on scene but succumbed to his injuries." fourstateshomepage.com

Miami, FL: Man accused of Grocery Store killing was out on bond after attempted murder charge
The Miami man charged with murder following Monday morning's shooting at a North Miami-Dade grocery store was out on bond after being charged with attempted murder in an incident involving the same store. Each event ended with the arrest of Amon Bush. The 35-year-old will remain in custody of Miami-Dade Corrections - not granted bond now that he's got a second-degree murder charge on top of his attempted second-degree murder charge from 2020. Bush lives two blocks, as the crow flies, from J's Food Market, 7606 NW 17th Ave. That's where an arrest report, in a narrative that seems as if it came from security camera footage, says Bush talked with a man, then went to the front of the store and talked with the man again before shooting him in the chest. miamiherald.com

Danville, VA: American Freight Store employee shot Manager in the head
A man is behind bars after opening fire inside of a department and leaving the store manager injured Wednesday afternoon. At about 2:25 p.m., Danville Police responded to American Freight, Furniture, Mattress and Appliance located at 3316 Riverside Drive for reports of a shooting. Police said when they arrived, they found the suspect, 32-year-old Jaivon Scott running from the area. Officers said they chased him, took him into custody and were able to recover a small-caliber handgun. The victim in the shooting was identified as a 29-year-old man and the store's manager. Police said he was shot in the head, but he is alert and in stable condition after being transported to the hospital. According to authorities, Scott was a store employee and was currently working when he shot the manager and left the store. Police said other employees were inside the building at the time of the shooting, but no one else was injured. wset.com

Atlanta, GA: Man Shot outside Buckhead Restaurant, Found Injured 2 Miles Away
A victim who police say was shot at a high-end Buckhead restaurant Wednesday afternoon has been hospitalized after being located by officers two miles away. Atlanta Police have not revealed details about the victim, who was found in the 3100 block of Peachtree Road Northeast. Police were able to determine that the man, who had been shot, became involved in a verbal dispute with another man in the parking lot of Toast, a popular brunch eatery in the 2700 block of Lenox Road, police said. The altercation took place around 12:30 p.m. on Wednesday, when the argument escalated and resulted in the man being shot, police said. The man, who was found in stable condition on Peachtree Road, was taken to a local hospital. patch.com

Update: High Point, NC: Pair charged in connection to fatal shooting at Speedway earlier this month
 

Robberies, Incidents & Thefts

Viral: Best Buy worker says he was fired after taking down suspected shoplifter
A TikToker is claiming he was fired from Best Buy after stopping someone he thought was a shoplifter. The video, shared by @freddya1358, garnered 2.2 million views on the platform since it was posted on Tuesday. It shows the worker sitting at a desk by the sliding entrance and exit doors of a Best Buy. A man walks through the exit. The Best Buy worker grabs the backpack of the alleged shoplifter, and a "tug-of-war" of sorts ensues over the bag. "Got fired for stopping this guy, he called corporate said I didn't social distance lol. Not even mad. #enjoy #whoshiring," the TikToker captioned the clip.

The company reportedly has an asset protection team to "maintain a safe and secure environment," but it's not clear whether the company requires this level of confrontation. Several commenters, including some who claimed to be employed or formerly employed by Best Buy, mentioned that loss prevention policies typically do not allow employees to physically engage suspected shoplifters. "Used to work at a Best Buy," wrote @rodney604. "When doing asset protection, they specifically instruct you to not touch/physically stop people from stealing. Your fault." ladbible.com

Husband And Wife Convenience Store Owners Sentenced To Prison And Ordered To Pay Restitution For Fraud Involving SNAP Program
Jacksonville, Florida - U.S. District Judge sentenced Russell Leroy Dotson, Jr. (63, Jacksonville) and his wife, Maria Luisa Dotson (66, Jacksonville), to 18 months in federal prison each for conspiracy to commit wire fraud involving the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). The court also ordered the couple to pay $257,919.10 in restitution and entered an order of forfeiture for the same amount against each of them.

The Dotsons owned and operated Asmarina Food Mart, which had two locations in Jacksonville they trained their employees on ways to conduct fraudulent transactions with SNAP and when the recipients actually purchased nothing at all or actually purchased items not eligible under the SNAP program. The employees then gave them about one-half of the purported value of the fraudulent transaction, while the Dotsons kept the remainder of the money. Over approximately 27 months, defrauded the United States out of $257,979.10. justice.gov

Laurel, MD: Man wanted after armored car robbery
On Monday, July 12, around noon, Laurel Police officers were called to the 7100 block of Virginia Manor Court for a report of an armed robbery and shooting. When officers arrived on the scene they located the one victim involved in the robbery, according to the police department. The armed robbery happened when the man, armed with a handgun, approached a security service delivery driver, disarmed him, and then demanded he hand over the U.S. currency deposit bag he was holding, Laurel Police said. The man complied and then the suspect fired one shot at him before fleeing the scene. The driver was not injured during the robbery, said police.  msn.com

New York, NY: Search on for gunmen who tried to rob Dior on Fifth Avenue
Police are searching for the gunmen who entered a luxury store on Fifth Avenue with guns drawn. The two suspects walked into the store at 767 Fifth Avenue on Sunday around 3:30 p.m. When they were confronted by store security, they left the store and got into a red SUV that took off eastbound on 59th Street. abc7ny.com

Concord, NC: Teen escort policy aims to reduce violence at Concord Mills

San Francisco, CA: Woman convicted of robbing Walgreens while claiming to have COVID-19; faces up to 20 years in prison when she is sentenced next month

Fort Collins, CO: Fort Collins Police arrested Sai Kruger for a series of purse thefts in May and June

Dayton, OH: Man pleads guilty in 5 armed robberies in 5 weeks at Dayton Dollar General

Aiken, SC: Man charged for string of Armed Robberies; Circle K, Sprint, Dollar General and Waffle House since May

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Help Your Colleagues By Referring the Best Store Safeness Is Everybody's Responsibility And Your Referrals Can Play a Huge Role In That A great industry is built one great executive at a time. And you can help, by sharing these jobs with execs you know and think highly of. Our industry is being challenged and relied on more so than ever before. With violence, crime, ORC, and fraud at historic levels, every LP/AP position plays a critical role in trying to maintain safe store environments for the associates and consumers of America. Couple that with the increased emphasis on the pandemic-driven store safety measures and we have one of the most stressful jobs in the entire retail industry. Managing and supporting these efforts is a significant and time consuming challenge itself with demanding adherence to real-time, life-threatening changes that require always-on mental attention and instant reaction. The LP/AP profession has advanced well beyond what anyone would have imagined even ten years ago. And now we have technology, the online marketplaces, and criminal justice reform, all of which are driving monumental changes and requirements. Point being, before you respond so quickly to make a referral, just take a moment and ask yourself: How is this executive going to respond when a group of teenagers come running through those front doors? Just remember your referrals are a direct reflection of you. Let's build a great industry. Make a great referral today!
	Senior AP Operations Manager, Supply Chain Albany, OR - posted July 14 As a Senior Assets Protection Operations Manager (SAPOM), you'll manage a multi-level team comprised of both exempt AP leaders and non-exempt AP Security Specialists responsible for the execution of Assets Protection routines and initiatives to support secure environments and protect Target's profitability...
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