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Chuck Lindow, LPC, CFI named Manager of Asset Protection Solutions for
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Before joining Green Thumb Industries (GTI) as Manager of Asset
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most recently as Divisional Director of Asset Protection. With Rite Aid,
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Check out today's 'Vendor Spotlight'
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SAVE THE DATE: RILA's 2023 Retail AP
Conference
April 30 − May 3, 2023 | Denver,
CO
Asset protection professionals have always been important to retail's success,
but the pandemic has made the role more central to retail operations than ever
before-and it's never going back.
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And we're tackling the growing challenge of organized retail crime, partnering
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Summer 2022 Weekend Shooting Analysis
America's Crime & Violence Surge Continues
Big City Gun Violence
Continues in the Homestretch of Summer
1,453 Shootings - 439 Killed - 1,524 Injured in 15 Big Cities Past 12 Weekends
The D&D Daily's Big City Weekend Violence Study - Memorial Day to Labor Day
The Daily's study analyzes weekend shooting
data in 15 major U.S. cities from Memorial Day Weekend through Labor Day Weekend
2022
Starting
Memorial Day Weekend, the D&D Daily began compiling and analyzing
data from 15 major U.S. cities
to get a snapshot of summer gun violence.
This past weekend, from August 12th through August 14th, there were 113 shootings
recorded in these same cities, resulting in 30 deaths and 123 injuries.
The chart below shows the totals for each of the past 12 weekends dating
back to Memorial Day weekend.
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The D&D Daily will continue to track this data throughout the summer to capture
the weekend violence trend in our nation's big cities as warm weather typically
brings about more crime and violence.
Click here to see the list of incidents per city and follow
along each week this summer as this spreadsheet will be updated every Monday.
docs.google.com
Read more coverage about America's crime and gun violence epidemic in the
section below
The U.S. Crime Surge
The Retail Impact
Shoplifting & Shootings Surge as NYC
Businesses Demand Bail Law Changes
'Enough is enough' - Bronx business leaders demand change in state bail laws
Faced
with a surge in shoplifting crimes and shootings in the South Bronx,
local business leaders and small business owners gathered outside the Police
Athletic League on Longwood Avenue Tuesday - ahead of Mayor Eric Adams'
community conversation on public safety - to call on the state Legislature to
change the current bail reform laws.
The press conference came four days after a group of delinquents robbed
Rocco's Jewelry in the Fordham Manor section of the Bronx, stealing more
than $2 million worth of diamonds in a brazen smash and grab heist.
Business leaders and owners made it clear that they support the mayor's push
for New York state to change its bail laws to address recent spikes in major
crimes, which are up more than 35% citywide this year.
Clearly fed up with the rise in crime and the lax bail laws, Wilma
Alonso, executive director of the Fordham Road Business Improvement District,
said that it was "crazy to see how somebody can do something in 30 minutes."
Alonso demanded that the state, governor and locally elected officials at the
state level change the bail laws.
Alonso also shared that one Marshalls department store in the Bronx reported
a profit loss of $4.2 million due to theft. "It [Marshalls] was empty. They
took even the hangers out of the racks," Alonso said. "And that happened to
Old Navy, Macy's, Burlington."
Mario DeGiorgio, born and raised in the Bronx and owner of Kid City Store and
Youngland, returned to the store last September after five years of retirement.
He said he was disgusted with what he saw and had to bring in private
security because of the extent of shoplifting.
Frank Bagatta, owner of North End Wine and Liquor, said the city was going
backward instead of forward and appealed for "law and order." Three years
ago, the state Legislature passed bail reform ending the assessment of cash
bail in most cases involving misdemeanors and nonviolent felonies.
bxtimes.com
Surging NYC Crime is Raising Fears about
Returning to Work
A spate of horrific attacks in New York has people fearful of returning to work
After several horrific attacks in the city's subway system this year, workers
are telling their employers they are afraid to come back to work. In two
meetings this year, some of the city's most powerful CEOs confronted Mayor
Eric Adams, demanding answers, according to Kathryn Wylde, the president and
CEO of the Partnership for New York City, who arranged the meetings.
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"The executives came out very strong, saying, 'We can't in conscience bring
our people back to work, encourage them to ride the subways, unless we see
tangible evidence that you are doing something about this,'" she recalls.
What the numbers show
Police statistics show that there have been fewer murders at this point than
last year, when the country was emerging from the lockdowns that
characterized much of 2020. Still, the number of murders is sharply higher
than at the same time in 2019, before the pandemic.
Meanwhile, the number of felony assaults is up year to date compared to both
2021 and 2019. And although New York City's crime numbers are still
historically low, almost half of registered voters who responded to a recent
Quinnipiac poll said crime is "the most urgent issue facing New York City
today."
Wall Street executives are also worried
The killings of Go and Enriquez have also shaken Wall Street, because they both
worked for big financial institutions. Financial firms have also been
prominent in pushing workers to return to their offices.
New York City is not alone in dealing with public safety issues. Billionaire Ken
Griffin recently decided to move Citadel's headquarters from Chicago to
Miami, citing the city's longstanding problems with crime.
The worries about the city's future
When Wall Street executives talk about return-to-office plans, they often
emphasize how important it is for young people to get back to the office so they
don't miss out on mentoring and other career opportunities.
And executives like Wylde worry that New York City could lose some of its
appeal to companies and workers if the worries about safety continue to take
hold.
npr.org
Theft Pushing Some Stores to the Brink of
Closure
Rise in retail crime threatens businesses nationwide
Businesses
across the country - from locally-owned shops to retail giants - are
continuing to battle a wave of organized theft. In Seattle, police tell KOMO
that they have responded to more than 2,700 calls for shoplifting so far this
year. That's one call every two hours.
Theft has gotten so bad at one Seattle Trader Joe's that the popular
grocer announced this week that
it is no longer selling liquor at its Capitol Hill location. In nearby
Bellevue, police just released surveillance video showing a shocking
smash-and-grab at Louis Vuitton. The video shows several accused thieves
ripping handbags off the shelves and running off.
One of the accused suspects, Billy G. Chambers, was convicted in the 2008 murder
of a Seattle street performer, known as the "Tuba
Man." According to the
National Retail Federation, organized retail crime costs businesses
$700,000 for every billion in sales.
In Baltimore, a cherished community grocery store almost closed its doors
due to a rash of retail thefts. Staff at
Eddie's Mount Vernon recently replaced multiple glass panels after thieves
threw rocks through store windows. Back-to-back break-ins led to the permanent
loss of the store's ATM.
The store owner posted a sign that they'd be closing after more than two
decades but has since decided to remain open.
katv.com
Mass Shootings Get the Attention - But Other
Gun Crimes Cause More Deaths
US is trying to stop mass shootings. How about other gun crimes?
This summer, for the first time in three decades, Congress passed legislation
aimed at reducing gun violence, after a spate of mass shootings shook the nation
- including one at a grocery store in Buffalo, New York, and another at an
elementary school in Uvalde, Texas. Nineteen children getting killed inside
their classroom is the "kind of cataclysm that moves people to action,"
Connecticut Sen. Chris Murphy, a lead negotiator for the bill,
told the Monitor.
The Bipartisan Safer Communities Act will provide funding for states to
implement
red flag laws, enhance screening processes for gun purchasers under the age
of 21, and prevent those convicted of domestic abuse from owning a gun for a
period of time, along with channeling billions of dollars into mental health and
school safety.
Ms. Rice applauds the measure and hopes it will prevent more mass shootings like
the one in Uvalde. But she doesn't believe it will have much impact on
communities like hers and the gun violence that happens there "every single
day."
Activists and experts cite a variety of measures they think would help address
the problem, from community policing to gun licensing laws. But first, many say,
there needs to be a broader acknowledgement of the prevalence of this type of
gun violence - and the lower-income, majority Black neighborhoods that are most
impacted by it. Mass shootings - which comprised 38 of
the record 45,222 U.S. gun deaths recorded by the FBI in 2020 -
receive an outsize proportion of public attention due to their shocking nature.
To make communities like Hartford safer, they say, would require sustained
attention to the other kind of violent crime that too often is ignored.
"I think America is taking mass shootings seriously, but I don't think
they're taking community-level gun violence seriously," says Ms. Rice. "And
that needs to change."
csmonitor.com
San Francisco DA Race Heats Up
'I am not Chesa Boudin': John Hamasaki, firebrand former S.F. police
commissioner, plans to run for D.A
John Hamasaki, a criminal defense attorney and a former San Francisco police
commissioner is planning to run for district attorney in this fall's special
election, positioning himself as an ideological foil to newly appointed District
Attorney Brooke Jenkins.
sfchronicle.com
Redmond Police continue partnerships with local businesses to deter shoplifting
Rise in retail crime causing Eddie's of Mount Vernon to consider closing
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COVID Update
606.1M Vaccinations Given
US: 94.6M Cases - 1M Dead - 89.9M Recovered
Worldwide:
595.4M Cases - 6.4M Dead - 568.8M Recovered
Private Industry Security Guard Deaths:
362
Law
Enforcement Officer Deaths: 793
*Red indicates change in total deaths
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Cases & Deaths Declining Across U.S.
US COVID-19 cases fall for 3rd week
The nation's seven-day average of new COVID-19 cases decreased by nearly 14
percent this week, marking the third consecutive week of decline, according
to the CDC's COVID-19 data tracker weekly review published Aug. 12.
As of Aug. 10, the nation's seven-day case average was 103,614, a 13.8
percent decrease from the previous week's average. As of Aug. 11, 39.6
percent of counties, districts or territories had high community levels of
COVID-19, a 2.1 percentage point decrease from the week prior.
The seven-day hospitalization average for Aug. 3-9 was 6,003, a 2.6 percent
decrease from the previous week's average. The current seven-day death
average is 400, down 6.7 percent from the previous week's average. Some
historical deaths have been excluded from these counts, the CDC said.
beckershospitalreview.com
Making COVID a Workplace Disease
UK: Government urged to classify Covid as an occupational disease
TUC calls on Department for Work and
Pensions to make move to help workers access key benefits
Ministers
should urgently classify Covid-19 as an occupational disease to prompt
employers to reduce the risk of exposure and help workers access key benefits,
the TUC has said. The UK is out of step with other major countries that have
recognised Covid as a disease that people can get in the course of their work,
especially in certain sectors, it says. The NHS is facing worst workforce crisis
in its history, according to a damning report by the Commons health and social
care committee.
The umbrella body for British trade unions is urging the Department for Work and
Pensions (DWP) to use its powers to "prescribe" Covid. If the DWP agrees,
Covid would be treated the same as, for example, a disease related to workplace
exposure such as asbestos-related cancer, which is a known risk for people
who have worked in construction or firefighting.
"If you become sick due to your work, with life-changing consequences, you
should get proper support. But ministers have still not added Covid to the list
of occupational diseases," she said. "Two years into this pandemic that is
shocking negligence. And it leaves workers unfairly exposed."
theguardian.com
Pandemic Burnout Hitting Workplaces
Quiet quitting: Employees suffering pandemic burnout say they've just stopped
working as hard
Burned out after logging excessive hours or duties during COVID-19,
workers are resolving to meet their job requirements but not go beyond. No
toiling late into the night. No calls on weekends. And no pushing themselves to
the brink even during regular business hours.
Their determination to stick to their job descriptions has been made
possible by widespread labor shortages that have given workers unprecedented
leverage over employers.
"Employees are saying, 'I'm not going to define myself by traditional markers of
career progression and success,'" says Mark Royal, senior client partner for
Korn Ferry, a recruiting and human resource consulting firm. "I'm going to
put a box around work."
usatoday.com
Australia: Study finds retail industry has been 'completely reshaped' by tech, Covid
Covid: Professor warns of two new 'telltale' symptoms as cases rise
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The Biometric Expansion Continues Across
Retail & Other Industries
Biometrics reach more retailers, airports & health cards amid privacy conflicts
Amazon's retail biometrics are expanding, a new PAD system has been
launched by Clearview, and opportunities for government contracts for health
cards and airport biometrics continue a strong round of investment from the
public sector.
Amazon One palm biometrics are coming to 65 more Whole Foods stores in
California, including introductions in new cities and more locations in L.A.
The automated biometric payment system has also already been rolled out in
Washington State, Texas, and New York. The company's track record with
personally identifying information will not inspire all shoppers with
confidence, however, as the trove of data available through Amazon gift
registries is revealed by The Intercept.
UK government departments are removing Hikvision cameras and cancelling
contracts with the company. The backlash prompted by its alleged links to
China's state security apparatus and its involvement in biometric surveillance
systems used to repress ethnic minorities has reached the country's prime-time
news reports. New Zealand may already be following suit.
ID.me is the latest technology provider to be targeted by a potential class
action suit for alleged violations of Americas toughest biometric data privacy
law in Illinois. The complaint involves an employee tracking system, but
does not name the plaintiff's employer, in an unusual, though hardly unheard-of,
twist on the most common species of BIPA case.
Clearview AI has launched a presentation attack detection feature for its
identity verification and authentication developer tool Consent. The company's
CEO and VP of Research joined Biometric Update for a demo and conversation about
training liveness assurance systems, the ensemble-of-models approach, and how
liveness detection is following trends seen elsewhere in AI.
Callsign VP North America Joe Micara writes in a Biometric Update guest post
that behavioral biometrics could be the answer to Netflix' account-sharing
challenge. The technology could replace measures that have caused customer
service lines to fill up and lead to an eventual move away from passwords
altogether.
biometricupdate.com
How Major Retailers Prepare for Natural
Disasters - Part 4: Lowe's
Lowe's Command Center Emerges Stronger After 2020's Challenges
Last
year was the hardest of Jacinthe Galpin's 20-year career. As the
director of Lowe's Emergency Command Center, she leads a team that prepares
for and responds to disasters. And 2020 was filled with them.
Galpin's job involves addressing whatever crisis is happening right now, but
she's always planning for the next crisis, too. Her team is devising
snowstorm and ice storm strategies in July. They're planning for hurricane
season, which starts in May, the previous December.
Preparedness is what this team is known for. And taking care of associates - as
well as customers - is a priority.
In 2020, Lowe's launched
disaster response trailers for associates. Four washer/dryer trailers
and four shower trailers were deployed last year. The shower and washer/dryer
trailers were deployed post-Hurricane Sally to Gulf Breeze, Florida. The
washer/dryer and shower trailers are kept in Palmetto, Georgia, southwest of
Atlanta. "Palmetto is what we call our 'nest,'" Galpin said. "We keep a lot of
our staged inventory there."
Ready for duty
Lowe's already has pre-staged trucks geared for a number of natural disasters.
They're ready to supply Lowe's stores with products impacted customers need in a
hurry. It's merchandise that stores could easily run out of if these trucks
weren't ready to go even before they're needed.
"Product is staged and ready to go," Galpin said. "All I need is wheels
under it. That means that if somebody calls me and needs a flood truck, within a
few hours, that flood truck is on the road, heading to a community in need."
Lowe's maintains in excess of 150 flood, wind, power and fire trucks,
from Mount Vernon, Texas to Plainfield, Connecticut and from Moreno Valley,
California to Kissimmee, Florida. In addition, hundreds of truckloads of water
are strategically positioned around the country.
No matter where or when disaster strikes, Galpin and her team (and a fleet of
trucks) are prepared. "When you need us, I can guarantee that this team will be
firing on every single cylinder," she said. "And we won't stop until the job is
done."
corporate.lowes.com
Read Part 3 about Home Depot's Disaster
Preparedness & Response
here
Layoffs & Store Closures
Peloton slashing 780 jobs, closing stores and hiking prices in push to turn
profit
The company didn't specify how many of its
86 retail locations it plans to shutter.
Peloton told employees Friday that it is slashing roughly 780 jobs,
closing a significant number of its retail stores and hiking prices on some
equipment in a bid to cut costs and become profitable.
The company did not specify how many of its 86 retail locations it plans to
shutter, but said an "aggressive" reduction will begin in 2023. The
pace of closures will depend on how quickly Peloton can negotiate getting out of
leases.
Peloton said it will exit last-mile logistics by closing its remaining
warehouses and shift delivery work to third-party providers, resulting in a
portion of the job cuts. It is also cutting a number of positions in its
in-house support team, which are mainly located in Tempe, Arizona, and Plano,
Texas, and instead will rely on third parties.
cnbc.com
Hundreds of Best Buy Job Cuts
Best Buy Cuts Store Jobs to Help Boost Profits
Retailer is reworking the business as
spending shifts online & electronics sales slow
Best Buy Co. is cutting store jobs across the country, as the electronics and
appliance retailer works to lower costs in response to changing customer
spending habits.
The retailer cut hundreds of jobs in stores over the
past week, including some workers who do jobs such as helping people
purchase or plan home-entertainment layouts, according to people familiar with
the situation.
Best Buy had around 105,000 workers in the U.S. and Canada as of January,
down from nearly 125,000 workers in early 2020, according to financial
filings.
wsj.com
Starbucks Challenges Union Effort Nationwide
Starbucks asks labor board to suspend mail-in ballot union elections, alleging
misconduct in voting process
Starbucks is asking the federal labor board to suspend all mail-in ballot
union elections nationwide, alleging misconduct in the voting process by the
board's personnel and the union organizing its baristas.
The Seattle-based coffee giant wrote in a letter to the chairman and general
counsel of the National Labor Relations Board on Monday that the labor
board's officials acted inappropriately during an election in the Kansas City
area and has likely acted similarly in other elections. Starbucks cited a
career NLRB professional who approached the company as a whistleblower.
More than 220 Starbucks cafes in the U.S. have voted to unionize,
according to an NLRB tally as of Friday. An additional 34 elections have been
ordered or are in progress, and seven more stores are waiting to schedule
elections.
NLRB spokeswoman Kayla Blado said in a statement to CNBC the agency has
well-established processes for raising challenges regarding the handling of
election matters and unfair labor practice cases.
cnbc.com
CVS Is Closing Locations in California & D.C.
Consumer sentiment inches up as gasoline prices fall; inflation fears ease
Kroger applies to install sports gaming kiosks in some stores
J.C. Penney hires a new CFO
Last week's #1 article --
Regional AP Leader Arrested for Stabbing
Murder
Arrest made in murder of 19-year-old woman from Ecuador found in woods
The Gwinnett County Police Department has arrested Timothy Krueger in
connection with the murder of a 19-year-old Ecuadorian woman.
The
Hall County Sheriff's Office discovered the body of
Sarai Llanos Gomez decomposing in a wooded area off Paradise Point Road
in Flowery Branch on June 20. They later identified the victim on July 25 and
have been actively investigating her death as a homicide since.
Detectives obtained a concealing a death warrant for Krueger and Gwinnett
homicide officials obtained search warrants for his home where he was taken
into custody on Aug. 4. Authorities said he ultimately provided a full
confession.
The 49-year-old confessed to stabbing Gomez several times with a knife which
ultimately led to her death, according to an arrest warrant. The murder
occurred at a home along Cardinal Lake Drive in Duluth, records show. He was
later taken to the Gwinnett County Jail and charged with felony murder and
aggravated assault.
According to LinkedIn, Krueger has been in the loss prevention
industry for 20+ years, most recently as Regional Asset Protection Leader
for Ascena Retail Group. Throughout his career, he has held roles with
Justice, Michaels, and Musicland.
11alive.com
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WKS Restaurant Group Deploys Interface Virtual Guard
& Video Verified Alarm Solutions
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Chris Magana, Director of Risk Management, Asset Protection and Safety, at WKS
Restaurant Group, talks about how
Interface's virtual guard and video-verified
alarm solutions secure hundreds of restaurants managed by WKS across five
popular restaurant brands.
To read more about the scope of the solution and the ROI delivered by Interface,
please read the case studies in the links below:
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solution for WKS
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$350M T-Mobile Breach Settlement
T-Mobile Will Pay $350 Million to Settle Data Breach Lawsuit
The mobile carrier's payout stems from a
2021 data breach that affected almost 80 million customers.
Americans
who were customers of T-Mobile in August 2021 could be owed money in a huge
legal settlement from the mobile carrier. T-Mobile has agreed pay $350
million to
settle a class-action lawsuit related to a massive data breach that
exposed millions of users' personal information.
The settlement also stipulates that T-Mobile invest
$150 million in improving data security.
If given final approval, the deal will be the second-largest data breach
settlement in US history, following Equifax's
$700 million payout in 2019. T-Mobile hasn't acknowledged any wrongdoing,
but in a
July 22 statement shared with CNET, the wireless carrier said it was
"pleased to have resolved this consumer class action filing."
"Customers are first in everything we do and protecting their information is
a top priority," T-Mobile added. "Like every company, we are not immune to
these criminal attacks."
cnet.com
VP of Microsoft's Security Response Center
Defends Policies
Microsoft: We Don't Want to Zero-Day Our Customers
The head of Microsoft's Security Response
Center defends keeping its initial vulnerability disclosures sparse - it is, she
says, to protect customers.
A top Microsoft security executive today defended the company's vulnerability
disclosure policies as providing enough information for security teams to
make informed patching decisions without putting them at risk of attack from
threat actors looking to quickly reverse-engineer patches for exploitation.
In a conversation with Dark Reading at Black Hat USA, the
corporate vice president of Microsoft's Security Response Center, Aanchal
Gupta, said the company has consciously decided to limit the
information it provides initially with its CVEs to protect users. While
Microsoft CVEs provide information on the severity of the bug, and the
likelihood of it being exploited (and whether it is being actively exploited),
the company will be judicious about how it releases vulnerability exploit
information.
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For most vulnerabilities, Microsoft's current approach is to give a 30-day
window from patch disclosure before it fills in the CVE with more details
about the vulnerability and its exploitability, Gupta says. The goal is to give
security administrations enough time to apply the patch without jeopardizing
them, she says. "If, in our CVE, we provided all the details of how
vulnerabilities can be exploited, we will be zero-daying our customers," Gupta
says.
Sparse Vulnerability Information?
Microsoft - as other major software vendors - has faced criticism from
security researchers for the relatively sparse information the company releases
with its vulnerability disclosures. Since Nov. 2020, Microsoft has been
using the Common Vulnerability Scoring System (CVSS) framework to
describe vulnerabilities in its security update guide. The descriptions
cover attributes such as attack vector, attack complexity, and the kind of
privileges an attacker might have. The updates also provide a score to convey
severity ranking.
However, some have described the updates as cryptic and lacking critical
information on the components being exploited or how they might be exploited.
They have noted that Microsoft's current practice of putting vulnerabilities
into an "Exploitation More Likely" or an "Exploitation Less Likely" bucket does
not provide enough information to make risk-based prioritization decisions.
darkreading.com
Standalone Federal Cyber Agency?
Ex-CISA chief Krebs advocates for standalone cyber agency
Chris
Krebs, former head of the nation's cybersecurity agency inside the Department of
Homeland Security, caused a stir this week when he suggested the agency break
out on its own.
Instead of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency residing in DHS,
Krebs told an audience at the Black Hat cybersecurity conference in Las Vegas,
a standalone CISA could help streamline how the private sector and other
stakeholders work with the government to combat cyberthreats.
"Instead of going to five or six different agencies, make the front door
clearly visible - and as I see it that's CISA," Krebs said.
But former CISA officials and other cybersecurity experts said that idea is
simply unrealistic and impractical. CyberScoop spoke with eight former U.S.
cybersecurity officials, executives and experts about Krebs' comments and a
majority said that CISA needs to reside inside DHS in order to accomplish its
mission.
"DHS gives CISA size and Cabinet-level seniority in the interagency,"
Looking Glass CEO Bryan Ware, who previously served in senior cybersecurity
roles at CISA and DHS, told CyberScoop. "I worry that without that top cover
[CISA] could be diminished by DOD, FBI and others."
CISA is unlikely to succeed in its mission if it stands on its own. Stifel said
that Krebs' idea merits consideration but that because of the need for private
sector engagement to inform and potentially drive requirements within the
executive branch, turning CISA into an agency whose "capability is only
advisory" would likely undercut its work.
Being housed inside DHS is not ideal for CISA, said former CISA Director Suzanne
Spaulding. But she said it is worth tolerating the headaches DHS oversight
brings in exchange for the department's muscle.
cyberscoop.com
Worldwide Ransomware Surge
Ransomware is not going anywhere: Attacks are up 24%
Avast released a report revealing a significant increase in global
ransomware attacks, up 24% from Q1/2022. Researchers also uncovered a
new zero-day exploit in Chrome, as well as signals how cybercriminals are
preparing to move away from macros as an infection vector.
Ransomware attacks increase
After months of decline, global ransomware attacks increased significantly in
Q2/2022, up 24% from the previous quarter. The highest quarter-on-quarter
increases in ransomware risk ratio occurred in Argentina (+56%), UK (+55%),
Brazil (+50%), France (+42%), and India (+37%).
"Consumers, but especially businesses should be on
guard and prepared for encounters with ransomware, as the threat is
not going anywhere anytime soon," explains
Jakub
Kroustek,
Avast
Malware Research Director.
"The decline in ransomware attacks we observed in Q4/2021 and Q1/2022 were
thanks to law enforcement agencies busting ransomware group members, and
caused by the war in Ukraine, which also led to disagreements within the Conti
ransomware group, halting their operations. Things dramatically changed in
Q2/2022. Conti members have now branched off to create new ransomware groups,
like Black Basta and Karakurt, or may join other existing groups, like Hive,
BlackCat, or Quantum, causing an uptick in activity."
Macros blocked by default
Microsoft is now blocking VBA macros by default in Office applications.
Macros have been a popular infection vector for decades. They were used by
threats described in the Q2/2022 Threat Report, including remote access trojans
like Nerbian RAT, a new RAT written in Go that emerged in Q2/2022, and by the
Confucius APT group to drop further malware onto victims' computers.
"While cybercriminals will surely continue to find other ways of getting their
malware onto people's computers, we are hopeful that Microsoft's decision
will help make the internet a safer place."
helpnetsecurity.com
Cisco has been hacked by a ransomware gang
According to Cisco's Talos threat intelligence team,
the breach resulted in the exfiltraton of inconsequential data and the booting
of the attackers from Cisco's systems and corporate network. They repeatedly try
to get back in, the analysts said, but despite using various advanced techniques
weren't able to repeat their initial feat.
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Amazon Facing More OSHA Investigations
OSHA opens second Amazon probe following 2 more worker deaths in NJ
Federal work-safety investigators are looking into the death of an Amazon worker
and an injury that potentially led to the death of another employee, adding
to a
probe already underway following a fatality during the company's annual
Prime Day shopping event in mid-July.
All three Amazon workers died within the past month and were employed at
company facilities in New Jersey.
The new Occupational Health and Safety Administration investigations are
putting fresh scrutiny on Amazon's injury rates and
workplace safety procedures, which labor and safety advocates
have long criticized as inadequate.
Department of Labor spokesperson Denisha Braxton confirmed Thursday that the
most recent fatality took place last week at an Amazon facility in Monroe
Township, about 20 miles northeast of Trenton. The second probe is looking into
a July 24 accident at an Amazon facility in Robbinsville. The worker involved in
that accident died three days later, according to Braxton.
In a statement, Robbinsville Police Chief Michael Polaski said police responded
to the warehouse, called PNE5, on July 24 after receiving a report that a
worker fell from a three-foot ladder and struck his head.
Polaski said the worker was conscious and alert when police arrived. But police
were told CPR was conducted on the person by other workers prior to their
arrival, he said. The person was transported to a hospital and OSHA was notified
of the incident on the same day, he added.
OSHA officials declined to provide additional information about any of the
deaths, citing the open investigations. The agency has up to six month to
complete each probe. Sam Stephenson, a spokesperson for Seattle-based Amazon,
said in a statement the company was "deeply saddened by the passing of our
colleagues and offer our condolences to their family and friends."
"Our investigations are ongoing and we're cooperating with OSHA, which is
conducting its own reviews of the events, as it often does in these
situations," Stephenson said.
cbsnews.com
Fighting Online Counterfeits Amid Back to
School Shopping Season
Business and Law Enforcement Team Up to Protect Students, Parents, and Teachers
from Counterfeit Goods
U.S.
Customs and Border Protection (CBP), along with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce are
joining forces to educate students, parents, and teachers about the dangers
of counterfeit goods and how to spot them, just in time as kids prepare to
go back to school.
This joint effort highlights the impacts counterfeit goods have on the economy
as well as the health and safety of consumers and includes
ten tips to "Shop Smart" for back-to-school basics.
As millions of American students return to the classroom, August is a busy time
for parents and educators to stock up on everything they need for a successful
school year. Unfortunately, it is also a busy time for scammers looking to cash
in by selling fake and potentially dangerous counterfeit goods to unsuspecting
consumers. As of August 2022, CBP has made almost 17,000 seizures of
counterfeit goods worth an estimated $2.4 billion, had the goods been
genuine. Seizures of these fake goods included consumer electronics, footwear,
and wearing apparel to name a few.
"CBP works closely with our industry partners to alert shoppers to the dangers
associated with the purchase of counterfeit goods and how to be a conscientious
consumer," said Deputy Executive Assistant Commissioner for CBP's Office of
Trade, John Leonard. "While the lure of a great deal is tempting, the
consequences simply aren't worth the risk. Only shop from sources you trust,
especially when shopping online."
Buying a substandard, fake good may save money in the short term, but when it
breaks down quickly or becomes a safety hazard, costs to replace the product
could increase substantially. Counterfeiters lure customers with convincing
advertisements and low prices, but shoddy or potentially harmful products and
materials are not worth the risk. Fake backpacks, pencils, and electronics
threaten students' safety and cost parents more money over time.
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Beverly Hills, CA: Police hunt for thieves who crashed car into Neiman Marcus
Authorities Sunday continued their search for the thieves who crashed a black
sedan through the front of the Beverly Hills Neiman Marcus store, getting away
in another vehicle before police arrived. The vehicular smash-and-grab burglary
occurred at about 4:45 a.m. Saturday at 9700 Wilshire Blvd., according to
Beverly Hills Police Chief Mark Stainbrook. Video from the scene showed the
black sedan still inside the store. Officers responded within three minutes of
when the store's alarm sounded, Stainbrook said. The suspects had already fled
in a getaway vehicle. "Due to our robust technology and the evidence left at
scene, I am confident we will make arrests in this case," the chief said in a
message on social media. "Crime of any kind will not be tolerated in Beverly
Hills," Stainbrook added.
foxla.com
New York, NY: Thieves Steal Over $16,000 Worth of Merch From Lululemon
The Lululemon Athletica at 216 Columbus Ave (corner of West 70th Street) was
robbed twice on Saturday. No weapons were used in either heist and nobody was
harmed, according to an NYPD spokesperson. The first burglary took place at
roughly 10:04 a.m. on Saturday, minutes after the store opened. We're told two
males came in and lifted $6,600 worth of merchandise before taking off. Both
suspects are still at large. The second incident took place at about 4:45 p.m.
This time it was four individuals: two males, one female and one unidentified
person marched in carrying laundry bags and filled their sacks with an estimated
$9,700 worth of Lululemon gear. Suspects from both robberies are still at large.
ilovetheupperwestside.com
Fort Myers, FL: Trio arrested in attempted theft from Home Depot
Three
people were arrested after deputies say they attempted to steal from a Home
Depot. Luis Lemon, 23, and Jose Rosario, 33, face charges of grand theft. Lemus
was also booked on a warrant from Monroe County. Cecilia Castro, 25, was in the
van and also arrested on a warrant from Osceola County. The Lee County Sheriff's
Office did not disclose what the warrants were for. The Lee County Sheriff's
Office said it happened at Home Depot at 14655 South Tamiami Trail in south Fort
Myers. Two men were seen walking out of the store with large boxes and tools,
the sheriff's office said, adding that they fled the parking lot in a U-haul van
and were immediately stopped by deputies. Home Depot loss prevention was able to
positively identify their merchandise, which included an A/C unit, laser kits,
and patio furniture, the sheriff's office said.
winknews.com
Atlanta, GA: Gang of female shoplifters stole thousands of dollars worth of
men's Nike boxer shorts from Kohl's stores
Police say three women stole about $1,800 worth of men's underwear from a Kohl's
store in Newnan, Georgia.Kohl's says they stole Nike men's boxer shorts, which
cost between $26 and $40, per Fox 5 Atlanta. More than $6,000 worth of high-end
men's underwear has been stolen from Kohl's stores in the area, say police.
yahoo.com
Athens-Clarke County, GA: Police ID suspects in shoplifting spree that netted
thousands at Target store in Athens
A 37-year-old man currently in the Athens-Clarke County Jail has been identified
by police as the shoplifter who stole thousands of dollars worth of merchandise
earlier this year at the Target store on Atlanta Highway. Athens-Clarke police
Det. Nathaniel Franco said he has secured felony shoplifting warrants against
the man and his girlfriend, as the pair worked as a team on some occasions. The
suspect was charged with nine felony counts of shoplifting on Thursday. The
man's 28-year-old girlfriend has not yet been arrested.
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North Olmsted, OH: Police stop a car containing $2,058 of suspected stolen JC
Penney merchandise
Summit Township, PA: PA State Police investigating $600 retail theft at Kohl's
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Shootings & Deaths
Stockton, CA: 2 shot, 1 dead, outside a Stockton grocery store
One person is dead and another person is being treated for gunshot injuries
following a shooting incident at the South Side Market grocery store in Stockton
Sunday night. The store is located at 2122 S. Airport Way. A Stockton Police
Department spokesperson confirmed the passing of one victim. They say the other
victim is being treated at a local hospital and their injuries appear to be
non-life-threatening. Police have not released a description of the suspect.
cbsnews.com
Baton Rouge, LA: Police identify victim in fatal shooting outside Plank Road gas
station
Detectives with the Baton Rouge Police Department identified a victim in a fatal
shooting at a gas station on Plank Road. Jeremy Williams, 35 was shot multiple
times after having an argument with an unidentified male suspect, a spokesman
with BRPD confirmed. The shooting happened just before 4 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 14 in
the 4700 block of Plank Rd., near Evangeline St., at Save More Convenience
Store. The investigation is ongoing.
wafb.com
Birmingham, AL: A teen has died after being shot in ambush at Birmingham gas
station
Birmingham police are investigating the death of an 18-year-old who was shot
Friday night at a gas station. Detectives say he was ambushed by a group of
people just before 6 p.m. at a Shell station in the 4000 block of Messer Airport
Highway. Officers arrived to find him unresponsive in the doorway of the
business. Birmingham Fire and Rescue crews arrived and rushed him to UAB
Hospital with life-threatening injuries. The young man died at the hospital
Saturday morning. Police say ShotSpotter registered a number of gunshots and
they found multiple spent shell casings at the scene. Some of the bullets did go
into the store but no one else was injured.
wvtm13.com
Brazoria County , TX: Suspect shot by Deputy after shoplifting at Target in
Pearland
A
Brazoria County Sheriff's Office deputy shot a shoplifting suspect Sunday at a
shopping center in the Pearland area, according to authorities. BCSO officials
said they got a call about a person who was shoplifting at the Target in the
Silver Lake shopping center. Authorities spotted the suspect's vehicle, which
was parked in front of another store. Officials said that when a deputy got out
of his vehicle and approached the suspect's vehicle, the suspect rammed multiple
vehicles and drove at the deputy in an attempt to get away. That's when the
deputy opened fire, striking the suspect. According to authorities, the suspect
left the scene and abandoned his vehicle at an apartment complex in Pearland.
Officials said the suspect's mother took him to Ben Taub Hospital, where he's in
stable condition. The deputy suffered minor injuries during the incident.
abc13.com
Kalamazoo, MI: Surveillance video shows gunman firing shots inside C-store
A
gunman who fired several shots inside a Kalamazoo grocery store before shooting
at a pursuing officer remains on the run. But police said they have collected
several pieces of evidence. Surveillance video from inside Tienda Guatemalteca
on South Burdick Street showed the store owner serving a customer at the counter
Saturday evening. That was when the masked gunman walked in while pointing his
rifle at the customer and owner, demanding money. The owner then went into his
office and closed the door. The gunman briefly pointed his rifle at the customer
as the customer was holding out his wallet. As the gunman returned his attention
to the office door, the customer ran away. The gunman looked around the counter
before firing several shots into the office door, damaging it. But he was not
able to get into the office. The video later showed the gunman walking out of
the store empty-handed.
wwmt.com
San Antonio, TX: Man shot several times by coworker inside North side business
A man was shot multiple times by a coworker at a business on the North side.
Police were dispatched to the 15600 block of Huebner Road at around 12:30 p.m.
for reports of a shooting. According to officials, about 4 men were inside the
business property installing carpets. When all of a sudden, one of them pulled
out a gun and shot the victim several times in the back. The suspect and one of
the workers then quickly fled the scene. The remaining worker ran next door to
call 911. Police say the suspect and the other worker left the location in a
work truck. They checked two possible destinations for where they can be but
found no success.
news4sanantonio.com
Three injured in shooting at Six Flags Great America in Illinois
Three people were injured in a shooting in the parking lot of the Six Flags
Great America amusement park in Gurnee, Illinois, Sunday night, the park and
police confirmed. At around 8 p.m., the Gurnee Police Department responded to
multiple 911 calls reporting shots fired at the park, the department said in a
news release. Their initial investigation found a car had entered the parking
lot, suspects exited the vehicle near the front entrance of the park, and they
began shooting at another individual, police said. The suspects then fled the
scene in the car. A 17-year-old male and 19-year-old female were brought to a
hospital with non-life-threatening leg injuries, police said. A third person
sustained a shoulder injury and declined to go to the hospital, they said.
cnn.com
Tulsa, OK: 17-year-old shot at east Tulsa shopping center
The victim is a 17-year-old male and he was shot in the head, police say. The
suspect (22 years old) who claimed responsibility for the shooting has been
taken into custody and police are speaking with witnesses. Police had blocked
off the parking lot of the Cherokee Shopping Center to investigate the incident.
ktul.com
Little Rock, AR: 1 dead in shooting at Mabelvale Cutoff convenience store
Houston, TX: 1 dead, 2 injured after shooting outside popular nightclub
Robberies,
Incidents & Thefts
LA Looters Takeover Store
Los Angeles Looters break into Central L.A. auto parts store after street
takeover
The
Police Department is investigating after an Autozone store in Harvard Heights
was looted following a street takeover early Saturday morning. Police
responded to the auto parts store at 1920 S. Western Ave. after receiving
reports that more than 30 people were inside the business and looting it from
the back of the building. When police arrived on scene, the looters had
dispersed and an undetermined amount of merchandise had been stolen. No arrests
have been made at this time and no injuries have been reported. Police confirmed
that a street takeover was taking place near the store and is possibly related
to the break-in.
ktla.com
New York, NY: Teen stabbed outside Nike store in Midtown during dispute
San Francisco, CA: California Laundromat Owners Pick Up and Move to Alabama
After 12 Break-Ins in 6 Months
Hopkinsville, KY: Walmart Associate admits to stealing $6500 in cash through
false returns
Counterfeit
New
York, NY: NYPD seizes $2 million in counterfeit goods
Five people were arrested and charged after police confiscated $2 million worth
of counterfeit goods in Manhattan Friday. A portion of the merchandise included
imitation bags from Gucci and Chanel to fake watches, sunglasses, and sneakers.
The goods were seized from spaces along Canal Street. "In reality, the money
that is raised by the sale of these counterfeit goods are used to further other
crimes throughout the city," NYPD Deputy Chief Benjamin Gurley said. Police said
the operation was prompted by community complaints.
abc7ny.com
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Auto - Memphis, TN -
Burglary
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C-Store - Kalamazoo,
MI - Armed Robbery / Shooting
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C-Store - Newark, DE -
Armed Robbery
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C-Store - Erie, PA -
Burglary
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C-Store - South Bend,
IN - Burglary
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C-Store - Franklin, NJ
- Robbery
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Clothing - New York,
NY - Robbery
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Guns - Dothan, AL -
Burglary
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Hardware - Janesville,
WI - Burglary
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Hobby - Broward
County, FL - Burglary
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Jewelry - Langhorne, PA - Burglary
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Jewelry - Pineville, NC - Robbery
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Jewelry - Oahu, HI - Robbery
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Jewelry - Aurora, CO - Robbery
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Jewelry - Novi, MI - Robbery
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Jewelry - Atlanta, GA - Robbery
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Jewelry - Modesto, CA - Robbery
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Jewelry - Bayshore, NY - Robbery
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Jewelry - Houston, TX - Robbery
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Jewelry - New York, NY - Robbery
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Jewelry - Katy, TX - Robbery
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Jewelry - Marlborough, MA - Robbery
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Jewelry - Indianapolis, IN - Robbery
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Liquor - Victorville,
CA - Armed Robbery
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Liquor - York
Township, PA - Robbery
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Neiman Marcus -
Beverly Hills, CA - Burglary
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Pharmacy - Warren, MI
- Armed Robbery
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Restaurant -
Janesville, WI - Burglary
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Restaurant - Bronx, NY
- Burglary
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Restaurant- Pownal, VT
- Burglary
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Vape - Burlington, NC
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stores that is designed to minimize associate and customer accidents. This
includes reviewing and recommending loss control strategies, ensuring program
conformance to applicable laws and regulations, preparing required reports, and
monitoring and evaluating the program activities in stores...
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Corporate Risk Manager
Seattle, WA / Tacoma, WA /
Portland, OR - posted
June 14
Summary of Role and Responsibilities: A proactive approach to preventing
losses/injuries, whether to our employees, third parties, or customer's
valuables. They include but are not limited to cash in transit, auto losses, or
injuries....
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Corporate Risk Manager
San Diego, CA / Los Angeles, CA
/ Ontario, CA - posted
June 10
Summary of Role and Responsibilities: A proactive approach to preventing
losses/injuries, whether to our employees, third parties, or customer's
valuables. They include but are not limited to cash in transit, auto losses, or
injuries....
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Corporate Risk Manager
Atlanta, GA / Birmingham, AL - posted
June 10
Summary of Role and Responsibilities: A proactive approach to preventing
losses/injuries, whether to our employees, third parties, or customer's
valuables. They include but are not limited to cash in transit, auto losses, or
injuries.... |
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Physical Security Operations Center Leader
Columbia, MD - posted
June 8
The primary purpose of this role is to partner, lead and
manage a Central Station/Physical Security Operations Center driving operational
execution and enhancements to ensure effectiveness and a positive customer
experience. This individual is also responsible for leading a team of operators
providing professional and accurate responses...
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Region Asset Protection Manager-Southwest Florida
Fort Myers, FL - posted
May 12
Responsible for managing asset protection programs designed to minimize
shrink, associate and customer liability accidents, bad check and cash loss, and
safety incidents for stores within assigned region. This position will develop
the framework for the groups' response to critical incidents, investigative
needs, safety concerns and regulatory agency visits...
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Loss Prevention Specialists (Store Detective)
Albany, NY; Hyannis, MA;
Burlington, VT; Hartford, CT
- posted
May 6
Detect and respond to external theft and fraud by working undercover
within the store(s) you are assigned to. Working as a team with store management
and associates in combating loss in the store(s). Developing and analyzing
external theft trends, utilizing information in company reports and information
gathered from store management and associates...
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Retail Asset Protection Associate
Medford, MA; Brockton, MA;
East Springfield, MA - posted
May 6
The Asset Protection Greeter role is responsible for greeting all
customers as they enter the store, ensuring that customers see the Company's
commitment to provide a safe and secure shopping environment, as well as
deterring theft, shoplifting, or other dishonest activities...
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Loss Prevention Supply Chain Manager
Fresno, CA - posted
April 25
The Loss Prevention Manager, Supply Chain (LPMSC) drives
shrink improvement and profit protection activities for an assigned distribution
center (DC), its in-bound and outbound shipping networks and its third party
pooling centers...
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Asset Protection Lead (Regional), Atlanta/Carolinas
Atlanta/Charlotte - posted
April 22
Responsible for the protection of company assets and
mitigation of risk. Effectively communicates, trains, implements, and monitors
all aspects of Asset Protection programs in assigned markets. These programs
include Tier Shrink Reduction Strategy, training and awareness, store audits,
investigative initiatives, profit protection, health and safety and budgetary
compliance...
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Regional Loss Prevention Auditor
Multiple Locations - posted
April 20
The Regional Loss Prevention Auditor (RLPA) is responsible for
conducting operational audits and facilitating training meetings in our clients'
locations. The audit examines operational controls, loss prevention best
practices, and customer service-related opportunities...
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Business Manager
Dallas/Fort Worth Area, TX - posted
April 6
Sapphire Risk Advisory Group is seeking a Business Manager to work in
the company's Dallas-area office in a W2 position and will closely partner with
other members of the team to manage projects and communicate with contractors,
vendors, and clients...
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