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Stefanie Hoover named AVP, Strategic Accounts and Business Development, North
America for ALTO
Stefanie
Hoover, CFI has accepted the role of AVP, Strategic Accounts and Business
development, North America with ALTO. Stefanie previously held sales and
Business Development roles at CONTROLTEK and Verisk Retail. Prior to that, she
worked in retail Loss Prevention for 23 years at companies including TJX, Toys R
Us, LPI, Venator Group and Neiman Marcus. Stefanie is the Chair of the
International Association of Interviewers Midwest Chapter and is an active
member of the ASIS Retail Council.
Read more here
Tom Ruane, CFE named Director LP/Safety - West
for Navy Exchange Service Command (NEXCOM)
Before
being named Director Loss Prevention Safety - West, Tom spent more than 18 years
as LP/S Corporate Manager Investigations/Systems for Navy Exchange Service
Command. NEXCOM oversees six primary business programs: Navy Exchange (NEX)
retail stores, Navy Lodge Program, Ships Store Program, Uniform Program
Management Office, Navy Clothing & Textile Research Facility and
Telecommunications Program Office. Congratulations, Tom!
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Sensormatic Solutions Launches Sensormatic IQ
Unify diverse data and
insights with the new intelligent operating platform designed to drive improved
shopper experiences and retail outcomes
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Johnson Controls,
a global leader for smart and sustainable buildings, and the architect of
OpenBlue connected solutions, today announced that
Sensormatic Solutions,
its leading global retail solutions portfolio, launched
Sensormatic
IQ. This intelligent operating platform for retail, backed by Sensormatic
Solutions industry expertise and robust technology partner ecosystem, delivers
tangible value across the enterprise.
Focus on Innovation: The open, secure and agile platform integrates the
full Sensormatic Solutions portfolio, retailer, and third-party data sources,
along with advanced technology such as artificial intelligence (AI) and machine
learning (ML), to offer unparalleled visibility into operations and shopper
insights. This combination drives prescriptive, data-driven outcomes for
retailers, creating value and growth opportunities as retailers move into the
future.
Read More Here
Interface Security Systems Completes New $60 Million Round of Equity Financing
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Interface Security Systems,
a leading managed service provider delivering business security, managed
network, UCaaS, and business intelligence solutions to distributed enterprises,
announced the completion of a $60 million equity financing transaction led by
its current sponsors SunTx Capital Partners and Prudential Capital Partners.
The additional equity capital will help facilitate the company’s growth strategy
and strengthen its industry-leading capabilities, featuring highly
differentiated managed services.
Read more in today's
Vendor Spotlight below.
Protests &
Violence
Planning For Riots at Every State Capital
LE Leaders Taking Low Profile This Week
Justice Department and FBI Leaders Noticeably Absent Since Riot
Officials from the FBI and Department of Justice will give lawmakers their first
formal briefings Tuesday on last week’s deadly pro-Trump riot at the Capitol.
Notably absent will be their bosses - Acting Attorney General Jeffrey Rosen and
FBI Director Christopher Wray - who have kept a very low public profile for
almost a week.
The acting U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia, Michael Sherwin, and the
head of the FBI’s Washington office, Steven D’Antuono, who are running the
sprawling probe will speak by phone with lawmakers, people familiar with the
matter said. The briefing comes as Washington grapples with ongoing security
concerns and threats of future violence, and agents fan out across the country
to tackle an investigation with thousands of suspects and crimes ranging from
murder to stealing national-security information.
FBI agents have been scouring social media and pursuing some 70,000 tips the
agency has received in the days since the riot, with federal prosecutors in
Washington already pursuing more than two dozen arrest warrants for members of
the mob on charges of gun crimes, violent entry and disorderly conduct on
Capitol grounds, assaulting an officer and other offenses. More charges against
individuals allegedly involved in the violence are expected to be unveiled this
week.
Law-enforcement officials have also been
planning for the possibility of more
armed protests at every state capitol and in Washington in the days leading up
to Joe Biden’s inauguration, with U.S. officials ordering thousands of extra
National Guard troops to Washington, D.C., and halting public tours of the
Washington Monument.
Top U.S. Capitol Police officials, who are primarily responsible for securing
the building, have also maintained a minimal public presence.
Messrs. Rosen and Wray have issued written statements condemning the violence
and promising to pursue those responsible, but have remained out of public view
as federal law-enforcement agencies begin internally scrutinizing their own
actions and how, at all levels, they miscalculated the threat of violence from
what they estimated would be a largely peaceful political rally.
wsj.com
Editor's Note: The problem is that DC is not a state and therefore has
no National Guard or State Police or Attorney General. Absent those they only
have a Mayor and Chief of Police. And the Fed's simply weren't watching or
listening. Three people died. Because no one was really watching and they didn't
have a plan.
Planned Riots at Minnesota & Michigan State Capitals
FBI alert reveals extremists prepping for violence
at Minnesota State Capitol this weekend
The anti-government Boogaloo movement has
been scouting the grounds, the report said,
with one
follower expressing "his willingness to die."
The FBI has credible evidence of a threat of violence on Sunday specifically
aimed at the Minnesota and Michigan state capitols by right-wing extremists
as part of their preparation for armed protests in every state and Washington,
D.C., leading up to President-elect Joe Biden's inauguration.
The evidence is spelled out in a report dated Dec. 29 and written by the FBI's
Minneapolis division. The report was
first posted Monday by Yahoo News and verified to the Star Tribune on
Tuesday as legitimate by a source who has seen the document.
The report said that some followers of the violent Boogaloo movement attended
protests in early December at the Minnesota State Capitol "to identify escape
points and defensible positions in the event violence occurred."
Boogaloo members "scouted general law enforcement presence" at the earlier
rallies, the report noted, and "identified law enforcement numbers. ... They
also identified law enforcement sniper locations and considered breaking into
federal buildings for use as firing locations if fighting occurred."
One movement member went so far as to say that "the building with the snipers
would need to be blown up in order to protect Boogaloo fighters in the even
of a gun battle during the event," the document continued. "At least one
follower expressed his willingness to die for the movement."
startribune.com
FBI Warns All 50 States - National Guard Monitoring
Nationwide
FBI warns of plans for nationwide armed protests this week
The FBI is warning of plans for armed protests at all 50 state capitals and
in Washington in the days leading up to President-elect Joe Biden’s
inauguration, stoking fears of more bloodshed after last week’s deadly siege at
the U.S. Capitol.
An internal FBI bulletin warned that the nationwide protests may start this
week and extend through Biden’s Jan. 20 inauguration, according to two law
enforcement officials who read details of the memo to the Associated Press.
Investigators believe some of the people are members of extremist groups, the
officials said. The bulletin was first reported by ABC.
“Armed protests are being planned at all 50 state capitols from 16 January
through at least 20 January, and at the U.S. Capitol from 17 January through 20
January,” the bulletin said, according to one official. The officials were not
authorized to speak publicly and spoke to the AP on condition of anonymity.
The FBI issued at least one other bulletin — they go out to law enforcement
nationwide on the topic — before the riots last week. On Dec. 29, it warned
of the potential for armed demonstrators targeting legislatures, the second
official said.
Army Gen. Daniel Hokanson, chief of the National Guard Bureau, told reporters
Monday that the Guard is also looking at any issues across the country.
“We’re keeping a look across the entire country to make sure that we’re
monitoring, and that our Guards in every state are in close coordination with
their local law enforcement agencies to provide any support requested.”
latimes.com
Social-Media Watchdogs Detect Signs of Ongoing Extremist Threat
Social-media researchers who have been monitoring right-wing extremist groups’
online activity in recent months, are now issuing new warnings about
additional events.
Some right-wing extremists who support President Trump are trying to organize
gatherings as President-elect Joe Biden prepares to take office, according to
researchers’ review of social-media activity. They include proposed protests at
50 state capitals and a potential demonstration at the inauguration.
For researchers at the Atlantic Council, Stanford Internet Observatory and
elsewhere who map loosely organized extremist networks and the spread of
disinformation, monitoring such online activity has taken on new prominence
since the storming of the Capitol.
wsj.com
Never Confirmed - Serving Illegally - DHS Secretary
Abruptly Quits
Trump Homeland Security chief abruptly quits at tense time
President Donald Trump's acting head of the Department of Homeland Security
abruptly resigned Monday, leaving the post ahead of schedule as the nation
faces a heightened terrorism threat from extremists seeking to reverse the
election.
The announcement by acting DHS Secretary Chad Wolf was perplexing. It came less
than a week after he pledged to remain in office and just 10 days before the
inauguration of President-elect Joe Biden. Wolf cited a legal challenge to his
leadership as a reason for his resignation, but that had surfaced months ago.
Wolf, who had been serving in an acting capacity since November 2019 and was
never confirmed by the Senate, said he was compelled to leave by "recent
events," including court rulings that found he could not legally hold the
position. He did not specify the other events or cite other factors.
startribune.com
Twitter Has Suspended More Than 70,000 Accounts Following the Capitol Riots
According to a new update from Twitter, in the wake of the Capitol riots last
Wednesday, it launched a mass purge of accounts that it found were primarily
dedicated to sharing QAnon content.
As
per Twitter:
"Many of the individuals impacted by this updated enforcement action held
multiple accounts, driving up the total number of accounts impacted. Since
Friday, more than 70,000 accounts have been suspended as a result of our
efforts."
Twitter says that these accounts "were engaged in sharing harmful QAnon-associated
content at scale and were primarily dedicated to the propagation of this
conspiracy theory across the service".
Twitter notes that, along with its regular spam account challenges, which it
also
warned about late last week, this new action against QAnon
related accounts has seen some profiles lose thousands of followers in a matter
of days.
socialmediatoday.com
Capitol Riot: Self-Surveillance Feeds Investigation
The FBI, which is leading the investigation, has a range of investigative tools
and technologies to help, including facial recognition software. Potential
evidence abounds, thanks in no small part to self-surveillance - namely, many
members of the mob livestreamed their breach of the Capitol, took copious
photographs or posted images or intentions on social media.
"Some people were being very blatant and flippant about it, smiling for the
camera - those people are going to be very easy to find," Doug Kouns, a retired
FBI special agent and founder of the Indiana-based private-investigation firm
Veracity IIR, tells The Washington Post.
The FBI's Washington field office has issued a
public appeal, saying it "is
seeking the public's assistance in identifying individuals who made unlawful
entry into the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6."
The FBI is also seeking information, backed by a reward of up to $50,000, on
whoever deployed
two suspected pipe bombs - one placed at the city's National
Republican Club and the other at the headquarters of the Democratic National
Committee.
- As of early Monday, 45 individuals had been charged
- Calls to Save
'Incriminating' Footage
- Security Concerns Ahead of Inauguration
Continue Reading
National Guard Bolsters Washington, D.C., Troop Levels to at Least 10,000
Added forces expected in place by weekend as
FBI warns
of armed protests nationwide in run-up to inauguration
U.S.
officials ordered thousands of extra National Guard troops to Washington, D.C.,
by the weekend as part of new security measures that include halting public
tours of the Washington Monument, as authorities warn of armed protests in the
nation’s capital and across the country in coming days.
The signs of new security concerns ahead of President-elect Joe Biden’s
inauguration on Jan. 20 follow last week’s attack on the U.S. Capitol by a
pro-Trump mob that sought to stop Congress from certifying Mr. Biden’s electoral
victory.
The National Guard’s top officer said he would increase the number of Guard
troops in Washington to at least 10,000 by Saturday - up from a planned 6,200 -
to bolster security. And the National Park Service, citing continuing danger
from violent groups, said Monday that it had closed facilities, parking areas
and roadways and is restricting access to the Washington Monument.
wsj.com
Let
the Vortex Begin
Polar Vortex Couldn't Come at a Better Time
Couple that with 10,000 National Guard Troops in DC and I'd say - there
probably won't be many Million Militia March rioters - But there are some
warmer states they could pop up at. Just my opinion, Gus Downing
COVID Update
US: Over 23.1M Cases - 386K Dead - 13.6M Recovered
Worldwide:
Over 91M Cases - 1.9M Dead - 65M Recovered
Private Industry Security Guard Deaths:
260
Law Enforcement Officer Deaths:
189
*Red indicates change in total
deaths
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Here Come the Pharmacies
Trump Administration Recommends Vaccines Available
to Anyone 65+ & Preexisting Conditions
In an
interview on ABC's Good Morning America Tuesday, Health and Human Services
Secretary Alex Azar said that policy has changed, effective immediately.
"We now believe that our manufacturing is predictable enough that we can ensure
second doses are available for people from ongoing production," Azar said. “So
everything is now available to our states and our health care providers.”
"We have got to expand the group. We've already distributed more vaccine than we
have health workers and people in nursing homes," Azar said.
Most states drew up plans that initially followed CDC guidance for the first
phase of vaccinations. But rollout has been slow, marred by a lack of federal
funding and unclear communication about the number of doses coming each week.
Azar also said on ABC that the administration will expand the venues
where people can get vaccinated. He said states have been too focused on
hospitals, and the
administration will help them expand to places like community health centers and
pharmacies.
“We’ve got to get to more channels of administration.
We’ve got to get it to pharmacies, get it
to community health centers," Azar said. "It has been overly hospitalized so far
in too many states.
We have the vaccine. The demand is there. We have supplies that have not been
ordered."
thehill.com
New AI Tools Aim to Automate Aspects of Covid-19 Response
Health-care providers are looking to new AI tools designed to streamline the
processes around Covid-19 testing and screening, as well as publicizing vaccine
availability
Artificial-intelligence developers are helping hospitals and medical providers
manage jammed phone lines, as Americans race to secure a place in line for
Covid-19 vaccinations—or get a test or screening as they wait. wsj.com
Retailers Waiting for Phase 2 of Vaccinations
Rite Aid CEO Talks Vaccine & The System
Rite Aid CEO said retailers will get tapped sooner than expected
to help speed vaccine rollout
The
effort has been hampered by eligibility requirements that vary widely
and vaccine doses that wind up in the trash.
Rite Aid CEO Heyward Donigan said she
expects retailers will soon play a larger — and earlier — role in the Covid-19
vaccine rollout
as states and counties are under pressure to pick up the pace.
The vaccines are being distributed in phases, with Americans who are more at
risk, such as health-care workers and nursing home residents, getting priority.
Rite Aid is expected to be part of phase two, when shots become available to the
broader public, those who don’t qualify for phase one because of their age,
occupation or lack of underlying medical conditions, said Donigan, speaking at
the virtual J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference on Monday. The company is
one of at least 19 drugstores and grocers that have partnered with the U.S.
Department of Health and Human Services to give the shots at their stores.
“I believe this is going to be ramped up more expeditiously and faster than
that,” she said.
The rollout has been fractured, with those who get priority to receive the
vaccine varying widely from state to state and county to county.
cnbc.com
Dovetailing on What HR is Already Doing
COVID-19 Analytics Remain Key to Workforce Planning
The tracking and reporting of COVID-19 analytics related to workforce
infections, absences, quarantines and more remains a high priority
as cases continue to rise, despite the vaccine rollout. As the pandemic enters a
new stage in 2021, HR leaders are
deploying next-generation analytics technologies
to keep their organizations appropriately staffed while also
protecting employee health and safety.
Choosing the proper technology is only half the battle in getting talent
analytics right. Designing and deploying such metrics in a way that influences
the decisions of business leaders often is a taller order. While CEOs or CFOs
see the value of COVID-19 analytics, that's not always the case with measures
like engagement scores, learning outcomes, workforce attrition rates or
succession plans.
Design analytics with end-user input.
It's natural to want to wait until a talent metric is fully formed before
unveiling it to business leaders. But such a unilateral approach can undermine
success. "If you wait until it's all shiny and perfect before introducing it for
the first time, the chances are the analytic isn't reflecting the end user's
priority," Tipps said.
shrm.org
NYC Saw It & California's Seeing It Too
West Coast Exodus Picking Up - Tens of Thousands Leaving - COVID Last Straw?
California exodus intensifies as retirees, teachers, musicians
seek cheaper, less-crowded pastures
In the last few years, the exodus has accelerated, with
tens of thousands more people leaving
than moving in.
The
COVID-19 pandemic has prompted even more people to give up on the state,
experts say. Some have retreated to their hometowns elsewhere because they lost
their livelihoods. Others are taking advantage of working remotely to escape the
state’s high housing prices and long commutes.
In the fiscal year that ended in July,
Los Angeles County had by far the greatest net loss
due to migration of any California county —
more than 74,000 people, according to
state demographers.
“Those who migrated earlier are turning around and going back to where they came
from because they just couldn’t achieve the American dream in California —
because that involves buying a single-family house,” and there is not enough
affordable housing to keep young families in the state."
latimes.com
Strongest
Retail Sector in Pandemic Feels Confident - How Could They Not
Grocers Get Restaurant Sales + A Lot More Preppers
Grocery retailer confidence strong heading into 2021, says SN survey
More than 150 grocery retailers (including brick-and-mortar, online and
omnichannel) shared their thoughts and plans for 2021 in Supermarket News’ first
Retailer Expectations Survey, covering such topics as the economy, sales
projections, store count and hiring, and, of course, the impact of COVID-19 as
we get closer to the one-year mark since the pandemic first struck the United
States.
More than
65% of retailers expressed that they are
extremely or fairly confident in the strength of the overall economy going into
2021. As for grocery sales, the optimism
was even higher: When asked how they anticipate sales to perform in the first
six months 2021, 82% of respondents said they expect sales to either stay the
same or increase during that time frame, with nearly half (46%) anticipating a
sales increase of 1% to 9%.
supermarketnews.com
Editor's Note:
Once we get back to normal and all
the restaurants reopen, we'll see a big dip in grocery sales eventually.
Avoiding Evictions & Increased Vacancies
Retail Tenants Leverage Pandemic Stress for Rent Cuts
U.S. commercial landlords have
granted billions of dollars of rent relief
to struggling storefronts as property
owners strive to keep falling occupancy rates from triggering more severe
financial consequences.
With many commercial property tenants in dire financial straits due to the
economic fallout from the coronavirus pandemic,
landlords are reluctantly granting concessions on lease payments,
lengthening payment terms, extending or shortening leases, lowering rents
permanently and even forgiving past-due payments, according to real-estate
advisers, property managers and lawyers.
Real-estate advisory firm A&G Real Estate Partners said it
saved its clients about $1.7 billion
through lease negotiations in the first
nine months of 2020, lowering rents on 9,550 leases and securing terminations on
950 leases for
58 retailers, restaurants,
educational users, office tenants and fitness and entertainment operators.
“There is so much pain in the
marketplace,” Mr. Bordwin said.
“Every business that I speak to is now
looking at their real-estate footprint to see how they can reduce costs.
The landlords…are getting calls from so many people that they can’t help
everyone.”
Retail vacancies have been steadily on the rise and are
expected to significantly increase.
wsj.com
Amazon Takes 1st Place
Pandemic Disrupts Grocery Preference Index (Rankings)
The most notable change in the 2021 ranking released on Jan. 11, is the
emergence of Amazon as the most preferrred grocery retailer among the 56
companies evaluated. It moved past last year’s winner H-E-B and runner up Trader
Joe’s to take the top spot in the overall rankings. Another notable development
saw Target, for the first time, break into the top quartile of the Retailer
Preference Index. Target was the only newcomer to the first quartile overall,
jumping six spots to move out of the second quartile, a spot it occupied the
previous three years. 10,000 shoppers surveyed. Included a new “Covid Momentum
Metric” progressivegrocer.com
1- Amazon
2- H-E-B
3- Trader Joe's
4- Wegmans
5- Aldi
6- Market Basket
7- Sam’s Club |
8- Costco
9- Publix
10- Target
11- Fresh Thyme
12- ShopRite
13- Sprouts Farmers Market
14- Walmart |
CDC:
Benefits of Getting a COVID-19 Vaccine
Can a COVID-19 vaccine make me sick with COVID-19?
No. None of the COVID-19 vaccines contain the live virus
that causes COVID-19 so a COVID-19 vaccine cannot make you sick with COVID-19.
Facts about COVID-19 Vaccines:
COVID-19 vaccination will help keep you from getting COVID-19
Developing a Vaccination Strategy
Whether employers require or encourage employees to get the COVID-19 vaccine,
they need a plan.
Phase 1: Assessment
Phase 2: Decision
Phase 3: Incentives
Phase 4: Resources, Including Interactive Process
Phase 5: Communication and Education
Phase 6: Implementation and Continuous Improvement
Voluntary Vaccination - Being Flexible - Rights and Responsibilities
shrm.org
5.9% of Total Returns Fraudulent - $25.3B
Online Returns Doubled With 7.5% Fraudulent - $7.7B
$428 Billion in Merchandise Returned in 2020
Consumers returned an estimated $428 billion in merchandise to retailers last
year, approximately 10.6 percent of total U.S. retail sales in 2020. Of
those returns, roughly 5.9 percent were fraudulent, equating to $25.3 billion, according
to a report released today by the National Retail Federation and Appriss Retail.
“Last year, we saw an increase in returns of online purchases as the pandemic
forced more consumers to shop online,” said Mark Mathews, NRF’s vice president
of research development and industry analysis. “Retailers view the return
process as an opportunity to further engage with customers, as it provides
additional points of contact for retailers to enhance the overall consumer
experience.”
While the total rate of returns is in line with recent years, online returns
more than doubled in 2020 from 2019 and are a major driver of the overall
growth of returns. In 2020, ecommerce accounted for $565 billion or 14 percent
of total U.S. retail sales. Approximately $102 billion of merchandise purchased
online was returned, with $7.7 billion (7.5 percent) labeled as fraudulent.
For every $100 in returned merchandise accepted, retailers lose $5.90
to return fraud. The top categories of merchandise returned include auto
parts (19.4 percent), apparel (12.2 percent), home improvement (11.5 percent)
and housewares (11.5 percent). More than one-fifth of returns
were completed through credit cards, followed by cash (12.7 percent) and
debit cards (7 percent).
The survey of 62 retailers was conducted by NRF and Appriss Retail October 19 –
November 2, 2020. Click
here to view the survey results. nrf.com
NIST/NIJ Evidence Management Survey
NIST and the National Institute of Justice are developing best practices for the
management of physical evidence in our criminal justice system.
If you or your organization handles physical evidence, please help us by
completing this Evidence Management Survey. Your input will help us make
recommendations, identify knowledge gaps and develop educational opportunities
that will strengthen evidence management practices.
The survey is now live and will close on April 2, 2021. It is open to both U.S.
and international agencies. Please encourage people from your agency and other
agencies to participate.
More information and a link to the survey are available on the NIST website:
More Info and Link to Survey
2021 brings minimum wage hikes in more than 50 states, localities
The Future of Payments is Instant
Quarterly Results
Albertson's Q3 identical sales up 12.3%, digital sales up 225%, net sales up
9.3%
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Interface Security Systems Completes New $60 Million Round of Equity Financing
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Earth City, MO (January 12, 2021) —
Interface Security Systems,
a leading managed service provider delivering business security, managed
network, UCaaS, and business intelligence solutions to distributed enterprises,
announced the completion of a $60 million equity financing transaction led by
its current sponsors SunTx Capital Partners and Prudential Capital Partners.
The additional equity capital will help facilitate the company’s growth strategy
and strengthen its industry-leading capabilities, featuring highly
differentiated managed services. This new capital comes in the wake of a highly
productive 2020 where Interface has:
● Made significant investments in innovation, product development, and new
technology infrastructure
● Scaled operations and expanded service offering to a broader range of
verticals
● Launched new services and strategic partnerships
● Achieved a 250% YoY growth in new customer acquisitions
● Further enhanced the overall customer experience
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Michael Shaw, CEO of Interface Security Systems, said, “We see a major digital
transformation taking place within numerous distributed enterprise business
models seeking to adapt to changing consumer behavior and increasing security
threats. Interface is a leading provider of innovative business security
solutions, remote managed video monitoring, and networking infrastructure that
provides distributed enterprises with next-generation store technology and 24/7
system management to keep pace with these trends. This capital infusion will
enable us to continue to stay ahead of the technology curve and further solidify
our position as a key technology partner for consumer-facing businesses.”
Ned Fleming, Founding Partner of SunTx Capital Partners, said, “This new capital
will catalyze the growth phase that Interface is already in. We believe the
company is strongly positioned to help businesses integrate the management of
their security, managed networks, and business intelligence, particularly as we
emerge from the global health crisis.”
Robert Derrick, Managing Director and Partner with Prudential Capital Partners,
said, “Interface is well-positioned to support consumer-facing distributed
enterprises as they transform their business models. We are happy to be a part
of this new round of investment to help fuel their evolution and growth.”
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Europol Newsroom:
Darkmarket: World's largest illegal dark web marketplace taken down
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DarkMarket, the world's largest illegal marketplace on the dark web, has been
taken offline in an international operation involving Germany, Australia,
Denmark, Moldova, Ukraine, the United Kingdom (the National Crime Agency), and
the USA (DEA, FBI, and IRS). Europol supported the takedown with specialist
operational analysis and coordinated the cross-border collaborative effort of
the countries involved.
DarkMarket in figures:
●
almost 500,000 users;
● more than 2,400 sellers;
● over 320,000 transactions;
● more than 4,650 bitcoin and 12,800 monero transferred.
At the current rate, this corresponds to a sum of more than 140 million Euro
($170.3M U.S.). The vendors on the marketplace mainly traded all kinds of drugs
and sold counterfeit money, stolen or counterfeit credit card details, anonymous SIM cards and malware.
Germany takes the lead
The Central Criminal Investigation Department in the German city of Oldenburg
arrested an Australian citizen who is the alleged operator of DarkMarket near
the German-Danish border over the weekend. The investigation, which was led by
the cybercrime unit of the Koblenz Public Prosecutor's Office, allowed officers
to locate and close the marketplace, switch off the servers and seize the
criminal infrastructure – more than 20 servers in Moldova and Ukraine supported
by the German Federal Criminal Police office (BKA). The stored data will give
investigators new leads to further investigate moderators, sellers, and buyers.
A shared commitment across the law enforcement community worldwide and a
coordinated approach by law enforcement agencies have once again proved their
effectiveness. The scale of the operation at Europol demonstrates the global
commitment to tackling the use of the dark web as a means to commit crime.
europa.eu
Poor Development Leads to Vulnerabilities
And Vulnerabilities Are Hacker Magnets
Overwhelmed supply chains and e-commerce systems
became prime targets for bad actors
Poor software quality cost organizations
across all U.S. sectors $2.08 trillion in 2020
According to a
report published Wednesday by the Consortium for Information & Software
Quality (CISQ). The estimated incurred costs stem from unsuccessful IT and
software projects, poor quality in legacy systems and operational software
failures.
Cost estimates for operational software failures may fall short in the
context of a surge in cybersecurity failures throughout 2020, the report
warns. Overwhelmed supply chains and e-commerce systems became prime targets for
actors looking to exploit software vulnerabilities.
An undetected software flaw can trigger critical system outages. And
misconfiguration of cloud platforms have resulted in data breaches and
ransomware attacks, such as the
2019 Capital One data breach.
"Software quality lags behind other objectives in most organizations," according
to the report. All these costs are a result of inattention to quality.
Often caused by malicious actors who exploit software vulnerabilities, data
breaches cost organizations an average of $3.9 million, according to a
report from IBM and the Ponemon Institute.
CIOs troubled by the cost of poor software quality can start by assessing what
that cost is for their organization. Once leaders understand the scope of the
problem, executives can "start to identify where the large pockets" of
vulnerabilities lie within their organization, and prepare a plan of attack to
remedy them, said Krasner.
ciodive.com
Third malware strain discovered in SolarWinds supply chain attack
CrowdStrike, one of the two security firms
formally investigating the hack, sheds some light on how hackers compromised the
SolarWinds Orion app build process.
Cyber-security firm CrowdStrike, one of the companies directly involved in
investigating the SolarWinds supply chain attack, said today it identified a
third malware strain directly involved in the recent hack.
Named Sunspot, this finding adds to the previously discovered Sunburst (Solorigate)
and Teardrop malware strains.
But while Sunspot is the latest discovery in the SolarWinds hack, Crowdstrike
said the malware was actually the first one used.
In a report
published today, Crowdstrike said that Sunspot was deployed in September
2019, when hackers first breached SolarWinds' internal network.
zdnet.com
Securing the Remote Workforce With More Endpoints
Cybersecurity teams are struggling with burnout, but the attacks keep coming
Coronavirus has forced many organisations to force security teams to work
remotely - and that's making the job of securing whole businesses against
threats much harder.
Cybersecurity teams are facing new challenges to how they work as the
Covid-19 pandemic has forced many security operation centres (SOC) to work
remotely while also having to deal with new threats – all of which is leading to
higher workloads and an increase in burnout for staff.
Research by the Ponenon institute and Respond Software
surveyed information security staff and found that the coronavirus pandemic
is increasing hours and workloads of staff in a profession which often was
already a high intensity environment for people to work in.
More than one third of SOC environments shifted to working remotely as a
result of the pandemic and while this has understandably happened to protect
people from the virus, over half of those now working remotely say it's had
an impact on operations.
This has created additional challenges to securing endpoints when it was
already challenging within a corporate environment – while security teams are
also trying to balance work with the additional pressures of working from home.
Expanding Definitions of Business Continuity
"Regardless of if the SOC goes back to becoming an in-person entity or not,
organizations have now learned that disaster and emergency plans need to go
beyond just a physical disaster like a fire or a flood. We need to start
thinking about situations like a pandemic where security analysts may be
physically displaced and unable to safely be in the same room together at work,"
Triolo said.
zdnet.com
Boston BEC Crew Busted
We're not seeing a lot of BEC suspects being prosecuted
Canton Woman Pleads Guilty to Role in BEC Scheme
Bintu
Toure, 26, pleaded guilty to wire fraud and money laundering conspiracy. She's
facing 20 years prison on each of the two accounts and $250k to $500K
fines for each one.
Toure conspired with others to open numerous bank accounts in Massachusetts in
the name of sham companies, as part of a BEC scheme.
Through the use of fraudulent invoices and spoofed email accounts, Toure
conspired to trick the victims of the scheme into wiring hundreds of thousands
of dollars to bank accounts under her control. Toure and her co-conspirators
then transferred funds from the accounts on to others located overseas.
justice.gov
Senior Job
Chief Security Officer job posted for International Flavors & Fragrances
in New York, NY
As a highly visible role critical to global business operations, the Chief
Security Officer, reporting to the EVP and General Counsel, will frequently
engage with and provide insight and advice to the CEO, Executive Committee (EC),
business unit leaders and other global executives. It will be imperative that
the Chief Security Officer is a strong leader with sound judgement and
decisiveness in briefing management on important security issues both internally
and externally.
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Facebook Appoints New VP of Civil Rights as it Looks to Update its Approach to
Inclusion and Representation
Facebook has
announced the appointment of civil rights attorney Roy L. Austin Jr. as its
new VP of Civil Rights, a key role in its efforts to evolve its platform
policies in order to maximize inclusion and representation across its apps. A
former White House advisor, who worked on President Obama's 'My
Brother’s Keeper' initiative, which looked to help address opportunity gaps
faced by young people of color.
Austin's expertise will help guide Facebook's policy approaches as it looks to
tackle racial inequality and flaws within its current systems. socialmediatoday.com
Amazon employees want right-wing militia merchandise taken down
Merchandise sporting
the names and logos of the Oath Keepers and Three Percenters can be found on
Amazon
In the wake of the insurrection, which was carried out by some rioters wearing
gear from at least one of the groups, some Amazon employees are demanding the
company take the listings down.
“[A]fter yesterday, any products advocating for the overthrow of the US
government should be removed from the site,” one longtime Amazon employee wrote
on an internal email thread.
As of Monday, Amazon continues to allow third-party merchants to list for sale
shirts, hats, and other gear featuring the names and logos of the two
organizations.
Amazon spokesperson Cecilia Fan declined to comment on Friday when Recode asked
if the Oath Keeper and Three Percenter items violated the company’s selling
policies.
redcode.com
Parler Sues Amazon After Tech Giant Kicks Site Off Its Servers
In a complaint filed Monday in Seattle federal court, Parler alleged that Amazon
Web Services kicked the company off its cloud servers for political and
anti-competitive reasons. The conservative social network founded in 2018
exploded in popularity among supporters of President Trump after the November
U.S. election.
“AWS’s decision to effectively terminate Parler’s account is apparently
motivated by political animus. It is also apparently designed to reduce
competition in the microblogging services market to the benefit of Twitter,
” according to the complaint, which also accused Amazon of breaching a contract
between the parties.
Amazon said Saturday that it would cut off Parler because it wasn’t confident in
its ability to sufficiently police content on its platform that incites
violence. The company said while it would no longer provide web services to
Parler after Sunday at 11:59 p.m. Pacific time, it would preserve the platform’s
data and help it migrate to different servers.
wsj.com
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Sherman, TX: Shoplifters target T-Mobile in $13,000 theft
Police are looking for four men suspected of stealing merchandise valued at
$13,000 from the T-Mobile store at Sherman Town Center. Investigators said four
men entered the shop around 6 p.m. Saturday and started unwrapping devices. They
got away with around 15 Apple and Samsung electronic devices, according to
police.
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Trumbull, CT: $2,200 Shopliting turn to Robbery when suspect pulls knife on
Macy’s LP at Trumbull Mall
A Bridgeport man was arrested after a robbery attempt at the Trumbull mall Jan.
10, according to police. Loss prevention officers at Macy's noticed a man put
merchandise into a laundry bag and attempted to leave the store without paying,
police said. Jasmen Taylor, 43, took out a knife and lunged at loss prevention
officers when confronted. Taylor then ran outside the mall, but was apprehended
by a police officer after a brief foot chase, police said. Nearly $2,200 worth
of merchandise was recovered.
patch.com
UK: Dublin, Ireland: ‘Vulnerable’ employee who stole from IKEA while being
‘exploited’ by others gets suspended sentence
A “vulnerable” IKEA employee who stole $103,000 from the company while being
“exploited” by people in her life has received a suspended sentence. Lorraine
Ralston (47) worked as a manager in the customer service area of the store and
part of her role was to issue customer refunds. She discovered she could create
fictitious customers in the system and issue refunds which she then took for
herself. The prosecuting garda told Judge Martin Nolan that IKEA did not wish to
complete a victim impact statement and had asked him to say that they would not
like Ralston to receive a custodial sentence. Judge Nolan said Ralston had a
difficult family background, was under considerable pressure and was preyed on
by third parties. He noted she had spent the money on alcohol and drugs and that
other parties had participated in what was purchased.
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Shootings & Deaths
Hodgkins, IL: 2 found dead in employee parking lot of UPS facility in apparent
murder-suicide
Two people were found dead outside the UPS facility in Hodgkins
Monday in an apparent murder-suicide, police said. According to police, officers
were called to reports of shots fired around 12:50 p.m. at the facility located
at 1 UPS Way in Hodgkins. Upon arrival officers found two people unresponsive in
the employee parking lot. Officers determined both people, a man and a woman,
were dead. A firearm was located at the scene.
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Robberies, Incidents & Thefts
Santa Ana, CA: Employee found unharmed after kidnapping and robbery at AutoZone
An employee of an auto parts store was briefly taken captive following a robbery
in Santa Ana on Monday evening, Jan. 11. A male suspect entered the AutoZone in
Santa Ana around 5:50 p.m., claimed he was armed and demanded cash, Santa Ana
Police Sgt. Carol Salvatierra said. After he received an unspecified amount of
cash, he abducted one employee and left the shop. The person who was kidnapped
was later found unharmed, Salvatierra said. Police were searching for the person
who took him captive as of 8:30 p.m. The suspect remained at large as of 10:20
p.m. There was no longer an active search for the suspect and the case was going
to be handed off to detectives on Tuesday morning to begin building leads,
police Commander Andy Alvarez said.
ocregister.com
Greenwood, IN: Police looking for suspects in attempted robbery at Von Maur in
Greenwood Park Mall
Greenwood police are asking for the public's help in
identifying three men who attempted to rob a department store at the Greenwood
Park Mall.
Police were called to the Von Maur on Monday, Dec. 28 just after 8 p.m. on a
report of shoplifting. Police obtained video footage that showed three Burmese
men were kept in a room with three employees after attempting to steal from the
department store. According to police, one of the men pulled out a black pistol
and started waving it at one of the employees and then pointed it toward the
other two employees. Police said the three men then ran out of the store, got
into a car and left.
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Greenpoint, NY: Man Charged With Burglarizing/ Shoplifting 8 Long Island
Businesses, Assaulting Cop
Following an investigation, Mendoza was found to be
involved in five separate burglaries of businesses in the Village of Greenport
where he broke in and stole numerous items ranging from electronics, clothing,
and food, police said. Mendoza was also charged with assault on a police officer
after an officer sustained an injury to his hand while Mendoza was actively
resisting arrest on other unrelated charges, police said.
dailyvoice.com
Winn Dixie employee arrested for year long Meat theft
Roice Dean Brenay, 27, an
employee at the Winn-Dixie store in Dunnellon was arrested Wednesday was charged
with committing fraud to obtain property valued at under $20,000. Brenay
admitted to putting false UPC codes on packages of meat and paying the lower
prices at the self-checkout register. Brenay told the deputy he had been
undervaluing meat products for about a year. He said he usually gets several
packaged meats and places UPC labels containing fraudulent prices on them.
Brenay said he would typically grab a box of gloves, weigh them on the pricing
scale to create a lower value on the label, and then go to the self-checkout
register and pay for the undervalued items. He said he would take the meat home
and put it in his freezer for personal use, according to the report.
ocala-news.com
Man pleads guilty to $14,000 ATM thefts
One of four Texas men accused in
connection with the theft of more than $14,000 from two ATMs in Central Arkansas
pleaded guilty Monday to federal charges of transporting stolen money and
conspiring to transport stolen money before U.S. District Judge Brian S. Miller.
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C-Store
– Las Vegas, NV – Armed Robbery ●
C-Store – Independence, IA – Burglary ●
C-Store – San Diego, CA – Armed Robbery ●
Check Cashing – Bonita Springs, FL – Burglary ●
Family Dollar – San Diego, CA – Armed Robbery ●
Flowers – Gary, IN – Armed Robbery ●
Grocery – Madison, CT – Armed Robbery (Bank) ●
Jewelry – Lake Wales, FL – Robbery ●
Jewelry – Albuquerque, NM – Robbery ●
Jewelry – Oklahoma City, OK – Robbery ●
Jewelry - Lewisville, TX – Robbery ●
Jewelry – Syracuse, NY – Robbery ●
Jewelry – Edison, NJ – Robbery ●
Jewelry – Central Valley, NY – Robbery ●
Jewelry – Douglasville, GA - Robbery ●
Jewelry – Blackwood, NJ – Robbery ●
Jewelry – Lake Grove, NY – Robbery ●
Jewelry - Blaine, MN – Burglary ●
Macy’s – Trumbull, CT – Armed Robbery ●
Pet – Dallas, TX – Robbery ●
Restaurant – Ocean Township, NJ - Robbery ●
7-Eleven - Prince William County, VA – Armed Robbery
Daily Totals:
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just got to stop, listen and take a breath and maybe talk to a friend about it
all. If it's a good friend, they'll bring you back into focus and make sure you
don't react too aggressively and make the mistakes even worst. There aren't many
friends like that nor ones that you can absolutely trust. But if you've got a
couple, make sure you thank them as well for taking the time.
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