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Industry Leader Van Carney
to be Honored
at NRF Protect
The
National Retail Federation will
honor two veteran loss prevention professionals for their outstanding
contributions to combat retail crime on June 23 during the annual
NRF PROTECT conference
in Cleveland.
The
Ring of Excellence Award is reserved for distinguished professionals who
have shaped the loss prevention industry through their leadership and
innovations. One of this year’s recipients is Van
Carney, senior security and loss prevention consultant for Keiser Communications
and Security LLC.
Carney spent nearly three decades leading loss prevention, safety and
security for Domino’s corporate headquarters as well as its largest franchise,
MSK Management. He is now employed at Keiser, where he developed the company’s
physical security requirements and executive protection program. He recently
uncovered a major embezzlement scheme, recovering a substantial portion of the
$117,000 loss.
Carney is member of the NRF Loss Prevention Advisory Board and a former member
of the board’s Legislative Committee. He is also a former vice president and
board member at the Restaurant Loss Prevention & Security Association. He is a
graduate of the FBI’s Domestic Security Alliance Council executive training
program and has held the designations of Certified Protection Professional and
Certified Fraud Examiner.
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Retail security executives from across the country are expected to attend NRF
PROTECT at Cleveland’s Huntington Convention Center June 21-23 for three days of
content with 29 sessions, more than 100 speakers and 200 exhibitors.
nrf.com
Flashback to Van's 2018
Appearance at 'Live in NYC' at the NRF Big Show
Building a Worldwide LP Program
Keeping people safe in 14,000 locations in
90 Countries
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With 14,000 locations worldwide, 5,700 domestically, and over 400 corporate
locations in the U.S., Van Carney, former National Director of Safety and Loss
Prevention, helped build a successful LP program during his time at Domino's.
He led his industry and kept hundreds of people safe when making
home deliveries.
From robbery prevention and internal theft to delivery safety
and defensive driving training, learn how his LP team led the way. Also,
learn what RLPSA can offer
food and restaurant retailers.
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In Case You Missed It
Solink® Appoints Cathy Langley as Senior Leader AP, Major Accounts
Appointment reinforces Solink's commitment
to delivering world-class products to secure enterprises' assets
OTTAWA,
June 16, 2022 - Solink, a
modern, cloud-based video security company for businesses, today announced that
loss prevention and asset protection expert, Cathy Langley, LPC, is joining the
team as Senior Leader Asset Protection, Major Accounts.
Prior to joining Solink, Cathy Langley spent the last 30 years with Rite Aid
Corporation, most recently as Senior Director, Asset Protection. Along with
improved operational efficiencies during her tenure, she launched the company's
first Loss Prevention Analytics team that enhanced predictive shrink reporting
and drove year-over-year retail shrink reduction through early detection. She
was also responsible for improvements in internal case resolutions.
Langley's other experience in the industry includes serving as an active member
of the Loss Prevention Foundation (LPF) Advisory Council and Loss Prevention
Research Council (LPRC) Board of Advisors.
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Genetec helps customers break free from proprietary access control systems with
next-generation Synergis Cloud Link
Provides more features, enhanced
cybersecurity, and helps future-proof security installations
MONTRÉAL,
June 21, 2022 -- Genetec
Inc. (“Genetec”), a leading technology provider of unified security, public
safety, operations, and business intelligence solutions, today announced the
immediate availability of a new generation of its
Synergis™ Cloud Link PoE-enabled IoT gateway for access control.
Manufactured in North America to mitigate supply chain delays, Synergis Cloud
Link addresses increasing demand for non-proprietary access control solutions
and provides a safe and secure gateway to a cloud or hybrid deployment.
Read more here
Appriss Retail Increases Investment in Appriss® Secure and Launches Coaching
Module for Employee Education
Exception-based Reporting
Solution Extended for Omnichannel Retail
IRVINE,
Calif. (June 21, 2022) –
Appriss Retail, an
industry leader in using data science to transform the consumer purchase cycle,
today announced the company has extended its Appriss® Secure exception-based
reporting (EBR) solution for omnichannel retailers and added several new
features. This caps off an exciting year of investment in the Secure product.
The new functionality was unveiled at the 2022 Appriss Retail Global User
Conference in April and will be ready for demonstrations at the
NRF Protect show in June.
Read more here
The U.S. Crime Surge
The Retail Impact
Grocery Stores Turning into Violent Hot Spots
Grocery stores are a hotbed of racism and hate crimes, data shows
Hate crimes at grocery stores have
quadrupled since 2010, as the pandemic, politics and mask mandates collided in
one of the few public gathering spaces still open in 2020.
The
mass shooting in Buffalo is the latest in a wave of racism and hate that has
swept over grocery stores across the country in the past decade, a trend
that data shows has greatly accelerated since the start of the pandemic in 2020.
According to an NBC News analysis of FBI hate crime data from the last 10 years,
more than 160 hate crimes were recorded at grocery
stores in 2020, 65% more than in 2019 and four times as many as in 2010.
“With regard to 2020, we saw grocery stores were a more common target than
they were a decade ago,” said Brian Levin, executive director of the Center
for the Study of Hate and Extremism at California State University, San
Bernardino.
Experts who follow hate crime trends gave several reasons for their rise in
2020, from the pandemic to the presidential election. But they also noted the
special role that grocery stores played, serving as one of the few places that
year where people could gather in public, as restaurants, schools and
businesses were closed.
Stop AAPI Hate, a nonprofit organization that works to combat racism against
Asian American and Pacific Islander communities,
cataloged more than 10,000 hate incidents from 2020 to 2021 and found
that 1 in 10 hate incidents occurred in grocery stores.
Experts said that grocery store employees, like other essential workers, were
often stuck enforcing city or state mask mandates on irate customers. And
for some, a request to mask up was often the spark needed to launch into racist
verbal assaults.
nbcnews.com
Crime Closures Hit Chicago
Aldi closes store in crime-ridden Chicago neighborhood without notice after 13
years blaming 'repeated burglaries'
Company said the store closed over 'repeated
burglaries' and 'declining sales'
Aldi
has closed a store in a crime-ridden neighborhood of Chicago without notice
after 13 years and blamed 'repeated burglaries'. The supermarket chain
closed the store in South Side neighborhood Auburn Gresham on June 12 leaving
only a sign that said the shop is 'permanently closed' and that the
nearest store is three miles away.
Aldi said the store had closed for a number of reasons including 'repeated
burglaries' and 'declining sales' but declined to say why residents were not
notified of the decision. It is not the first time Aldi has abruptly shuttered a
store in the city after closing an outlet in Chicago's West Garfield Park
last year.
Chicago has become the latest city to be hit by rampant
shoplifting and its Magnificent Mile, the once highly-populated
retail destination, is now dotted with empty storefronts as businesses are
being driven away by the brazen thieves.
Crime rates across the board in Chicago are already above what they were at
this time last year, data from the Chicago Police Department's data up until
June 19 shows.
Burglaries in the Windy City have risen 31 per cent
year on year, rising from 2468 to 3235 up until June 19 while thefts
have increased 65 per cent from 4712 to 7770 for the year to date.
Observers have pinned some of the blame on Mayor Lori Lightfoot, who backed
calls to defund the police in the wake of BLM protests in 2020 before
u-turning after a Chicago policewoman was shot dead. Others have pinned
blame on District Attorney Kim Foxx, after she stopped pursuing shoplifters
who steal less than $1,000.
dailymail.co.uk
Price Increases Causing Theft Surge
Skyrocketing gas prices have sparked fuel thefts using hidden tanks, power tools
and stolen gas ads on social media
Thieves are finding creative ways to get
around paying for record high gas prices.
This
nationwide rise stirred panic and some have found illegal ways around the
hefty price of a full tank. In Virginia Beach, two men were charged with
grand larceny, conspiracy, and possession of burglary tool, accused of stealing
thousands of dollars' in fuel this week from a closed local Citgo station,
CNN reports.
According to the Virginia Beach Police Department, they used "devices" to
take the gas from pumps - then sold it at a discounted price, advertising on
social media.
Local news reported highly modified trucks "being used to steal tens of
thousands of gallons" during the past few months from Las Vegas gas
stations. Police grew suspicious of motorists spending over an hour at gas pumps
- yet paying only $20 - and discovered they were filling hidden tanks.
In California, residents are being warned that their cars also are potential
targets for fuel thieves. Gas theft could leave car owners with costly
damage to their tanks as power tools replace rubber hoses to siphon out fuel,
Fontana Police Department told KTLA.
In Utah this week, a man was captured on surveillance as he caught fire
attempting to steal gas from a truck,
Newsweek reports. Branch manager of Summit Fire and Protection, Travis
Mills, told the local news station that the company's trucks have been targeted
before.
businessinsider.com
Lawmakers Unveil Gun Violence Legislation
Bipartisan Senate group releases bill text for gun safety deal
'The most significant gun safety legislation in decades'
A bipartisan group of senators released legislative text Tuesday for their gun
bill, which includes enhanced background checks for those under 21,
funding for mental health and school safety, incentives for states to
implement "red flag" laws and limits on the "boyfriend loophole."
This bill, titled "Bipartisan Safer Communities Act," falls well short of what
Democrats and President Biden want. But, if passed, it will be the most
significant gun safety legislation in decades.
Key provisions:
●
Enhanced background checks: Requires the National Instant Criminal
Background Check System (NICS) to conduct an enhanced review of purchasers under
the age of 21 to determine whether juvenile records disqualify that individual
from purchasing a firearm. NICS is given 10 days to complete the investigation,
and it unsets after 10 years.
●
State incentives for "red flag" laws: Provides $750 million over five
years that will go to states for "crisis intervention programs" including red
flag laws, mental health courts, drug courts, veterans’ courts and extreme risk
protection orders.
●
Appropriates hundreds of millions for mental health and school safety
programs, including $120 million over four years for a community mental
health block grant program to prepare and train communities and first responders
on how to appropriately and safely respond to individuals with mental disorders.
●
Illegal firearm trafficking: Prohibits the straw purchasing and
trafficking of firearms by criminals and enhances penalties for possession of
firearms by prohibited persons.
axios.com
Progressive DAs Under Fire Over 'Soft on
Crime' Policies
Virginia judge boots liberal DA off criminal case for 'misleading' public, GOP
AG prepared to take over
The suspect is accused of 'a possible 12
burglary crime spree spanning four counties over 10 days'
A Loudoun County, Virginia, judge removed the county’s Commonwealth’s Attorney
Office from a serial burglary case for "deliberately misleading the Court
and the public." The state’s Republican attorney general is now ready to step in
after calling the move "unprecedented."
Plowman said prosecutor Michele Burton offered a six-month plea deal to Valle by
downplaying Valle’s previous criminal history and not including other
burglary charges against him.
The judge said the plea agreement from the Commonwealth’s Attorney Office stated
the crimes occurred within a matter of hours last year, which he said is
"entirely inaccurate" as Valle is accused of "a possible 12 burglary crime
spree spanning four counties over 10 days."
The state’s Republican Attorney General Jason Miyares sent a letter to the chief
judge for the 20th Judicial Circuit on Monday saying the court "has rightfully
lost confidence" in Biberaj and her office. His office is now ready to assist
and even prosecute the case "considering this unprecedented development,"
according to the letter which was provided to Fox News Digital on Tuesday.
foxnews.com
Mastercard And Visa Won’t Shut Down Payments For Ghost Guns
The credit card giants say they are following the
law and don’t have a responsibility to act despite pleas from lawmakers and gun
safety advocates.
Safety concerns after three shot in north Austin shopping center
This bank wants to track suspect credit card sales of guns & ammo. Why can't it?
Antioch violent crime down overall, reports show
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COVID Update
592.2M Vaccinations Given
US: 88M Cases - 1M Dead - 83.9M Recovered
Worldwide:
544.9M Cases - 6.3M Dead - 520.3M Recovered
Former Senior Loss Prevention Executive
Know of any fallen LP exec? Let's remember & recognize.
Private Industry Security Guard Deaths: 359
Law
Enforcement Officer Deaths: 784
*Red indicates change in total deaths
COVID Cases, Hospitalizations & Deaths
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Glimmer of Hope: 100K Cases a Day, But Deaths
Remain Steady
COVID-19-related deaths remain steady despite recent surge in infections
On average, more than 100,000 people are
testing positive in the U.S. every day.
More than 1 million Americans have died from COVID-19, but recent data shows
that deaths and severe disease are not increasing with the same vigor
despite a surge in infections.
The U.S. has reported more than 700,000 new cases in the last week, but
experts say totals are likely significantly undercounted as states shutter
public testing sites and more Americans use at-home COVID-19 tests.
Although the number of people requiring hospitalization has doubled in the last
two months, the total has plateaued in recent weeks, rather than surging
significantly as they did in early January, when there were more than
160,000 patients receiving care.
abcnews.go.com
Frontline Workers, AI Technology & Lessons
from the Pandemic
AI is making the frontline a more compelling place to work after the pandemic
shined a light on difficult conditions
Artificial intelligence-driven cameras and
sensors will improve the jobs and rewards of frontline workers.
If
you are at a company that depends on frontline workers, such as those who work
on operating trucks, heavy machinery, or production lines, you're going to see
increasing degrees of automation reshaping these positions. One thing
that may not happen any time soon, however, is seeing these workers replaced by
automation or AI. Instead, their roles will be enhanced. For example, while
completely autonomous trucks are years away, intelligent vehicles will manage
employees' driving habits through cameras and sensors.
While this may sound like a negative, it's actually helping to enhance the
employee experiences of drivers and workers. The increased commitment to
safety also makes for more attractive places to work at a time when skilled
workers are hard to find.
That's the word from Sanjit Biswas, co-founder and CEO of Samsara, who has been
focusing on building technology for the frontline since launching his company in
2015. I caught up with Biswas at his company's latest user conference, where he
reflected on how the critical role of frontline workers
was brought to light during the pandemic.
"Our customers did not stop, they are essential services," he says. "They
kept the world running, If they stopped for any reason, we wouldn't have
food, we wouldn't have electricity, we wouldn't have water. For that reason,
figuring out how to enable them, and give them the best tools is important."
zdnet.com
COVID & Remote Work Hitting Compliance
Reporting
Compliance Reporting Drops 30% Due to Pandemic
“The increase in remote and hybrid working
practices has reduced the amount of misconduct and the potential to observe it,”
says a new study by Gartner.
The
fallout from the pandemic has reached the compliance arena, with reporting
dropping 30% according to a new survey from Gartner, Inc. Employees are both
less likely to observe misconduct and less likely to report it when observed.
“The increase in remote and hybrid working practices
has reduced the amount of misconduct and the potential to observe it,”
said Chris Audet, senior director, research in the Gartner Legal, Risk &
Compliance practice in a statement. “However, what we see in the data is more
complex: misconduct such as gifts and entertainment and travel abuse is falling,
but things such as intimidation and unwanted behavior are on the rise.”
Misconduct is certainly still occurring since the pandemic, albeit in changing
ways, but compliance is hearing about it 30% less frequently than before.
“Since the pandemic, employees are a lot less likely to speak up if they
sense something is wrong, whether or not the frequency of misconduct is higher
or lower,” said Audet. “A culture where employees don’t think others are
reporting misconduct has negative implications for the business. Employees are
less likely to see their company as ethical, less likely to think the company
cares about them, and less likely to be engaged in their jobs.”
ehstoday.com
COVID-19, digitization and hybrid workspaces: A critical inflection point for
public sector governance and workforce development
Covid-19 vaccinations begin for US children under 5
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Retailers' Inconsistent Messaging on Unions?
How retailers’ attitudes toward unionization clash with their ESG policies
Consumers and investors are concerned that
the industry’s stance on issues like collective bargaining at overseas suppliers
isn’t being applied to U.S. operations.
More
consumers and investors are beginning to see some retailers’ policies in the
U.S. as at odds with much of their ESG-based rhetoric around issues like
collective bargaining, especially when their workers try to form a union,
experts say. As the labor movement revives in the U.S., this contradiction is
likely to become more glaring, and more companies will struggle to rationalize
it.
David Schilling, senior adviser at the Interfaith Center on Corporate
Responsibility, sees a lot of contradiction between what many retailers say in
their ESG reports and how they treat their own workers.
“Freedom of association and collective bargaining — these are basic human
rights,” he said. “The good news is that there’s a greater recognition of the
responsibilities of companies and investors to really engage in a full range of
human rights.”
Pro-worker rights, but anti-union?
Might a retailer so dedicated to listening to its workers support their
collective action? On paper, it appears so. Target in its ESG report endorses
the International Labor Organization Core Conventions, which include the right
of workers to organize and bargain collectively. Yet, when Target store
workers in Christiansburg, Virgina moved to unionize, a company spokesperson
declined to say whether the retailer supported the effort.
Retailers including Amazon and REI have been more vocal than Target about
opposing unionization at their locations, saying it interferes with their
relationship with their employees. Like Target, Amazon says that the
International Labor Organization’s Declaration on Fundamental Principles and
Rights at Work informs its own approach on human rights.
The new labor activism
U.S. corporations will probably have to do more work to square their ESG goals
with their internal reality, according to NYU’s Taylor. “I’m pretty certain that
the rise of the employee voice is not going away,” she said. “Companies can
choose to fight this tooth and nail, or they can accept it and try to work
successfully in this new world. It is just the beginning of this story.”
retaildive.com
Are You Handing Out Receipts At Your Stores?
$100K Embezzlement Scheme: Why Paper Receipts are Money at the Drive-Thru
This particular Jimmy John’s franchise — in Sunset Hills, Mo. — was among those
that chose not to incentivize its customers to insist upon receiving receipts.
Thanks to that oversight, Saladin was forced to close the store last week and
fire the husband-and-wife managers for allegedly embezzling nearly $100,000
in cash payments from customers.
Saladin
said he began to suspect something was amiss after he agreed to take over the
Monday and Tuesday shifts for the couple so they could have two consecutive days
off together. He said he noticed that cash receipts at the end of the nights
on Mondays and Tuesdays were “substantially larger” than when he wasn’t
manning the till, and that this was consistent over several weeks.
Saladin said his attorneys and local law enforcement are now involved, and he
estimates the former employees stole close to $100,000 in cash receipts.
That was on top of the $115,000 in salaries he paid in total each year to the
two employees. Saladin also has to figure out a way to pay his franchisor a fee
for each of the stolen transactions.
Now Saladin sees the wisdom of adding the receipt sign, and says all of his
stores will soon carry a sign offering $10 in cash to any customers who report
not receiving a receipt with their food.
Many business owners are reluctant to involve the authorities when they
discover that a current or former employee has stolen from them. Too often,
organizations victimized by employee theft shy away from reporting it because
they’re worried that any resulting media coverage of the crime will do more harm
than good.
krebsonsecurity.com
Is the Union Push Fueling Starbucks Exodus?
Rossann Williams, head of Starbucks North America and face of anti-union push,
exits company
Williams is leaving
Starbucks at the end of the month after 17 years at the company, and is now the
third executive to leave Starbucks in two months
Amid
mounting labor tensions between Starbucks and its rapidly growing union, another
executive is poised to leave the company: Rossann Williams, executive vice
president of Starbucks, North America, will be exiting Starbucks this month
after 17 years with the company. Williams played a key role in the push
against unionization over the past year and is now the third executive in the
company to leave in the past two months (following
the retirement of former CEO Kevin Johnson and ousting of general counsel
Rachel Gonzalez, both of which occurred in April).
According to a letter sent to employees, Williams’ exit was “preceded by
discussion about a next opportunity for Rossann within the company, which she
declined,” though there has been no mention of where Williams will work next.
After she leaves, Williams will be replaced by Sara Trilling, who is
currently senior vice president and president of Starbucks Asia Pacific, and
has been with the company for 20 years.
As the number of unionized Starbucks stores edges toward 160, and legal
battles between the union and its parent company continue, Starbucks’ stance
against unionization strengthens.
From the beginning of the unionization movement last September, when three
stores in the Buffalo, N.Y. area organized a grassroots movement to push for
labor representation, Williams has been at the forefront of the anti-union
response from the company. In October 2021, Williams wrote a letter to
Starbucks employees asking them to vote no in union elections.
nrn.com
Circle K and Couch-card to install
self-checkouts in 10K stores
Touchless ‘Smart’ Checkout Technology Coming to Thousands of ACT C-Stores
Alimentation Couche-Tard said it will install more than 10,000 touchless
self-checkout machines in over 7,000 stores over the next three years under
its Circle K and Couche-Tard convenience banners. The machines from Mashgin
boast a 99.9 percent accuracy rate.
retail-insider.com
GNC’s food delivery service goes national
Biden Says He Is Considering Seeking a Gas Tax Holiday
Senior LP & AP Jobs
Market
Senior Director II, Security - Strategic Security job posted for Walmart in
Bentonville, AR
The
Senior Director II, Strategic Security position is a critical role charged with
mitigating risk from sophisticated external threat actors and insider threats
that may seek to steal sensitive corporate information and impact Walmart's
brand, reputation, and operations. The Director of Strategic Security will
design, develop, and enhance our Strategic Security program, and will work with
a team of subject matter experts focused on preventing, detecting, and
responding to these threats by establishing best practices and collaborating
with cross functional teams.
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The Zellman Group to Hold
Silent Auction at NRF Benefitting the Loss Prevention Benevolent Fund
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Stop by The Zellman
Group's booth (#4009) during
NRF Protect to bid on
the amazing assortment of sports memorabilia that is being auctioned off with
100% of the proceeds going to the Loss Prevention Benevolent Fund (LPBF).
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Joe DiMaggio Autographed Baseball
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Alex Morgan Autographed 2019 USWNT Jersey
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Lou Holtz Autographed Notre Dame Replica Helmet
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Magic Johnson Autographed LA Lakers Jersey
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Mariano Rivera Autographed NY Yankees Jersey
● Pele Signed & Framed
1968 Brazil Bicycle Kick
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companies of any size or industry.
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Infosec Professionals in Danger
Cybersecurity researchers face real-life threats
Investigations into both cybercriminal and
nation-state actors can have consequences. Some researchers have upgraded their
physical security.
Cybersecurity
researchers work hard to keep the digital world safe, but every once in a while
their own physical security is at risk. Anyone who has been in this field long
enough has stumbled upon stories of infosec professionals receiving threats
or has experienced incidents themselves.
A security expert who wanted to remain anonymous to protect his family says that
"several people focusing on cybercrime have received
death threats" in the past few years, and some of them even decided
to fly under the radar or move to do other things. They don't want to put their
loved ones at risk "because dad is a security researcher and attracts bad guys,"
he says.
On infosec Twitter and at conferences, researchers share incidents and talk
about ways of protecting themselves in these situations. They say calling the
police or the FBI hardly helps. "I want to tell you to go contact federal
law enforcement, I want to tell you to go contact a local police department, but
from what I've seen, it does nothing," says security expert Matt Smith of
Citadel Lock Tools. "It can take months to get an arrest in for a single
incident, let alone that person being at large for a rather long time."
While a few researchers wear these threats as a badge of honor, most of them do
everything in their power to stay safe. They minimize their digital
footprint, run background checks on every unknown person who approaches them
through social media, use post office boxes instead of addresses, and refrain
from posting anything online that might link them to their families.
With the recent rise in ransomware and the escalation of geopolitical tensions
between Russia, China, North Korea and NATO, the job of at least some infosec
professionals tends to become dangerous. "I don't know if it's gotten worse,
but I can say it has not gotten better at all," says Ronnie Tokazowski,
principal threat advisor at Cofense.
csoonline.com
C-Suite Cybersecurity
Board members and the C-suite need secure communication tools
Board members and the C-suite are key targets for cyber-threat actors, due to
their access to highly sensitive information. Yet too many of them are
putting their organizations in harm’s way with daily use of personal email to
communicate sensitive topics. Senior executives aren’t just taking the
occasional risk; they are working in a permanent state of risk.
The reality is that today’s boards are intrinsically linked to risk
management of their organizations – including cyber risk, third-party risk,
supply chain risk and a plethora of responsibilities like
ESG, compliance, and diversity and inclusion. This means it’s vital they
have complete control of confidential communications and can securely share
information and data for the most effective collaboration – particularly to
elicit a fast response and recovery in the event of a security breach.
Considering the increase in attacks on nonprofits and the level of classified
information such organizations handle, one would expect board members to be
fully aware of and to embrace best practices for digital projects and
transformation and to mitigate operational risk. The solution is modern
governance, which empowers organizations with the tools they need to
safeguard data, streamline collaboration, and ultimately, drive better
decision-making.
Irrespective of industry or the makeup of an organization, it’s widely known
that security is one of the biggest threats facing any digital environment.
The pandemic has physically distanced devices and networks and made it harder to
lock-down perimeter digital defenses, exposing all companies to the increasing
risk of costly
ransomware attacks.
It is imperative to focus on building a culture of security which sees
dedicated cybersecurity tools backed-up by human vigilance and understanding of
threat levels.
helpnetsecurity.com
The Great Resignation Fueled by Tech Skills
Gap
The Great Resignation continues. There's an obvious fix, but many bosses aren't
interested
Employers continue to complain about tech
skills shortages - but if they don't take a longer-term view, they'll only have
themselves to blame.
The struggle to close the widening skills gaps is a perpetual source of
frustration for employers. The problem for many is that the traditional approach
to filling skills gaps has become less and less effective.
Every company on the planet seems to be on a mission to build a superstar tech
team, and that means developers, cloud specialists and cybersecurity
professionals are being snapped up at a rate that means it's almost
impossible for hiring managers to keep up.
There is another approach to filling organizational skills gaps:
upskilling and retraining existing staff to take on more technical roles.
There are two benefits to this approach: not only does it help employers patch
shortages in their tech teams, but it also provides workers with the learning,
development and progression opportunities that they often feel are missing when
weighing up their career options.
According to
Pluralsight's State of Upskilling 2022 Report, 40% of technologists cite
a lack of room for career growth as a motivator for leaving their jobs,
including opportunities to develop new skills. And yet, 87% of the 7,000
respondents surveyed said they wanted to improve their tech skills –
highlighting a massive opportunity for both employers and employees.
zdnet.com
'Cyber Risk Management of Vendors is Critical'
The Power of a 'True' Third-Party Risk Exchange
Dave Stapleton, CISO of CyberGRX, Discusses
Vendor Risk Management Challenges
Effective
cyber risk management of vendors is critical to the success of organizations
that are increasingly relying on these third parties, says Dave Stapleton, CISO
of CyberGRX, who describes the importance of using a "true" third-party risk
exchange.
A "true" third-party risk exchange is based on a standardized set of data - the
same information collected across a wide portfolio of third parties, he says.
"It doesn't matter if you're evaluating 50 or 3,000 vendors. It will be a
standardized set of data, and that empowers the ability to do a lot of
proprietary analytics that can expose actionable insights," he says.
In a video interview with Information Security Media Group at RSA Conference
2022, Stapleton also discusses:
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Vendor risk management challenges;
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Developing a portfolio of third-party visibility;
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The road map to build a "true" third-party risk exchange.
Stapleton is a cybersecurity risk professional with over a decade of
experience in both the public and private sectors. He began his career at
the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, where he developed and managed
risk and compliance functions for the Food and Drug Administration and Indian
Health Service.
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Amazon's Cold Welcome into the Wild, Wild West
Residents threaten to shoot down Amazon delivery drones in Calif. ranch town
Amazon’s drone program has been in development for nearly a decade
Residents
of the quiet ranch town of Lockeford, California, were surprised to learn last
week their area would be one of a select few locations around the country
testing Amazon’s much-heralded drone delivery service.
The company approached leaders in San Joaquin County, about 40 miles
southeast of Sacramento, about six months ago, The Washington Post reports,
but many residents were unaware they could soon have Amazon drones buzzing
overhead.
“They’re invading our privacy,” Tim Blighton, a cement contractor, told the
Post. He once threatened to shoot down a neighbors drone that flew over
his house, and he doesn’t have warm feelings towards Amazon’s drone plans
either.
“I’m not an Amazon guy,” he added. “I think they’re going to wreck everything
for us.” Others in the area worry drones could spook livestock.
"Lockeford residents will play an important role in defining the future," Amazon
said in a statement when it announced the test program in Lockeford. "Their
feedback about Prime Air, with drones delivering packages in their backyards,
will help us create a service that will safely scale to meet the needs of
customers everywhere."
The drone delivery program in the area is still getting the required building
and business permits, and will undergo an environmental review by the
Federal Aviation Administration.
If successful, the company’s 6.5 foot wide, 4 foot tall drones would deliver
packages under 5 pounds to people living within 4 miles of the planned
Lockeford drone facility.
independent.co.uk
washingtonpost.com
'Why Hasn't OSHA Investigated Amazon'
Op-Ed: Are injuries surging at Amazon? The feds should investigate
They risked their lives and saw their coworkers die during the pandemic, just to
get us our packages quickly. Now some Amazon workers in New Jersey are
demanding a federal investigation of worker injuries, saying the company is
putting speed over safety.
It’s truly alarming how many people get injured on the job at Amazon, based on
the numbers that Amazon itself reported to the Occupational Safety and Health
Administration (OSHA). So we must join our members of Congress and these
warehouse workers in asking: Why hasn’t OSHA investigated?
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Nationwide Fraud Ring Busted
Orleans Parish Woman Gets 9 Yrs. Federal Prison for Credit Card Conspiracy &
Identity Theft
LAKISHA
WILLIAMS, age 41, of New Orleans, and her co-defendants engaged in a scheme
to obtain merchandise and cash from stores through fraud. The defendants
obtained stolen credit and debit card information, encoded it onto cards, and
then used that information to purchase merchandise at stores. The defendants
would then return the items at a different store of the same chain, but they
would deceive store workers to have the chargeback credited to their own bank
accounts.
WILLIAMS took flights with other co-conspirators to perform fraudulent
transactions in various cities in the United States, including Charleston, South
Carolina; Chicago, Illinois; Ft. Lauderdale, Florida; Nashville, Tennessee; St.
Louis, Missouri; Richmond, Virginia; and Charlotte, North Carolina. WILLIAMS
had pleaded guilty and admitted to causing losses between $150,000.00 and
$250,000.00 through her own conduct and that of her co-conspirators.
justice.gov
Overland Park, KS: Overland Park Serial Shoplifter arrested again, charged with
felony theft
An
Overland Park, Kansas woman previously convicted in a shoplifting and resale
scheme, and arrested numerous times for theft, has been arrested again and
charged with felony theft. Court records show Kelli Jo Bauer, 53, was arrested
Saturday and charged with felony theft after reportedly being caught shoplifting
at Scheels in Overland Park. Police said Bauer was caught stealing golf clubs
and gift cards from the sporting goods store.
Bauer previously admitted in court to stealing thousands of dollars in clothing
and merchandise to sell out of her large Johnson County home. She was charged in
2015 after police found stolen merchandise in her home during a search
prompted by her Facebook posting for the private sale of more than 1,000
pieces of "high-end" women's clothing. Bauer showed undercover officers
clothes — many with tags still on them — hanging on a rack and folded on a bed
in an upstairs bedroom, according to court records. Bauer told the officers that
she was selling the items because she was a "compulsive shopper" and had lost
weight, the court documents said. The officers bought several items, including
what Bauer said was a fake Louis Vuitton bag for $50.
As part of the investigation, detectives also followed Bauer and said they saw
her stealing items from several stores. During an earlier court appearance in
the case, Bauer was ordered to follow mental health recommendations, including
the taking of prescribed medication. She was sentenced to more than a year in
prison in connection with this case. A judge ordered Bauer to spend 19 months
in prison, and pay $22,000 in restitution in two theft cases.
At the time, police called it one of the largest theft cases they'd ever
investigated. Court records show Bauer was charged in 2007 with stealing
clothing and other merchandise from three stores within 72 hours and in 2013
with stealing clothing from a retailer. In the 2007 case, she pleaded guilty to
two reduced charges of misdemeanor criminal deprivation of property and was
placed on probation, court records show. As a condition of probation, she was
required to serve seven days in jail and receive mental health treatment,
records show. She was again placed on probation after pleading guilty to a
misdemeanor charge in the 2013 case. Johnson County court records show Bauer was
released from jail Tuesday after posting a $5,000 surety bond.
kmbc.com
Hickory, NC: Ulta Beauty robbed, thousands of dollars in product stolen
A
robbery suspect was caught on camera stealing thousands of dollars in high end
merchandise out of an Ulta Beauty store on Catawba Valley Boulevard Hickory, NC.
The robbery was on June 7, 2022. Video shows the masked suspect walk into the
store with a mask on and walk directly to expensive colognes and perfumes. The
man then took out a bag and began stuffing the expensive product into his stash.
Once he gets his money's worth, the suspect flees the scene. Ulta beauty across
the United States gets robbed in smash and grab robberies often, mainly because
employees are prevented from physically intervening to stop the robberies. The
suspects know this and consider Ulta Beauty an easy grab. The Hickory location
has been robbed 12 times within a year.
newsmaven.io
Bloomsburg, PA: Thieves use Rewards cards during $600 theft
Shoppers who stole more than $600 worth of groceries at the self-checkout lane
were identified by rewards cards, which they used during a series of fraudulent
purchases, police say. Willard Joseph Goss, 56, and his accomplice, 34-year-old
Toni A. Crane, are accused of under-ringing purchases over a four-month period
at Weis Markets in Bloomsburg, according to Officer Kenneth Auchter. Goss and
Crane, both of Bloomsburg, were spotted by the store's loss prevention officer
ringing up items at the self-checkout for less than the sale price, charges say.
A check of the register receipt showed they had used a rewards card issued to
Goss, as well as Sharon Goho. When Auchter watched the tape, he reportedly
recognized Crane from previous interactions.
northcentralpa.com
Lancaster, PA: Man attempts to steal over $300 worth of Pokémon cards from
Walmart
Circleville, SC: Man Arrested After Attempting To Steal Hundreds From
Circleville Walmart
Canadian ORC Cases
Dartmouth, NS, CN: Man charged after $45K worth of sunglasses stolen from
Dartmouth store
Police in Halifax have charged a man in relation to several thefts at a
Dartmouth, N.S., sunglasses store valued at more than $45,000. Halifax Regional
Police investigated multiple reports of thefts that happened at the Sunglass
Hut, located at 21 Mic Mac Boulevard in Mic Mac Mall, between April 16 and June
18. In each case, police say a man entered the store and stole multiple pairs of
sunglasses. The total value of the stolen sunglasses was in excess of $45,000.
Police responded to another theft at the same store on Saturday. Police say a
man was arrested nearby in relation to the thefts, as well as an outstanding
warrant. Joshua David Boutilier, 37, has been charged with: nine counts of theft
over $5,000, nine counts of possession of stolen goods over $5,000, nine counts
of theft under $5,000, nine counts of possession of stolen goods under $5,000,
12 counts of breach of probation failing to attend court He is scheduled to
appear in Dartmouth provincial court at a later date.
atlantic.ctvnews.ca
Collingwood, Ontario, CN: Thousands of dollars in jewelry stolen from Thornbury
business
Provincial police seek three individuals accused of stealing thousands of
dollars in jewelry from a Thornbury business. OPP says the alleged theft
happened on June 11. They say two suspects distracted the store clerk while the
third gained access to a display case and stole over 50 pieces of jewelry.
Police say the three suspects were seen driving away in a late-model white Dodge
caravan.
barrie.ctvnews.ca
More than 300 fuel thefts reported in Sask. this year
More than 300 fuel thefts have been reported to Saskatchewan RCMP in 2022 – an
increase of nearly 65 per cent from last year. The 305 reported thefts between
Jan. 1 and June 17 represent a 64.9 per cent increase from 185 during the same
period in 2021, according to a release from RCMP. These incidents include thefts
from gas stations, farm fuel tanks and thefts of jerry cans and
drilling/siphoning of vehicle tanks. Theft from gas stations accounts for 222 of
the reports – or 73 per cent, RCMP said. In a previous release, RCMP recommended
taking precautions against fuel theft, including locking privately owned tanks,
setting up video of photo surveillance, parking vehicles in a locked garage,
outbuilding or well-lit area; parking with fuel doors facing a frequently
travelled road, activating vehicle alarms and reporting suspicious activity to
police.
regina.ctvnews.ca
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Shootings & Deaths
Wichita, KS: Update: Man Pleads Guilty in Fatal AutoZone employee shooting
A Wichita man has pleaded guilty to second-degree murder and two counts of
attempted robbery in the 2020 shooting death of an AutoZone store employee.
Lamonte Lucas entered the pleas last week and will be sentenced on July 22 for
the killing of 40-year-old Nick Blue inside the store, television station KAKE
reported. Lucas was 18 when police say he went into the store to rob it and shot
Blue. Police have said three employees also were inside the business at the time
of the shooting, but were in other areas of the building and were not injured.
Surveillance video showed Lucas walk into the store, up to the counter and shoot
Blue in the forehead before running out, police said.
usnews.com
Newport News, VA: Update: Newport News 7-Eleven double homicide suspect
Almost
a week after two employees at a Newport News 7-Eleven were shot and killed
inside the business, police released surveillance images and video to the
public of the suspect in this homicide case. Officers responded to the business
in the 1400 block of Kiln Creek Parkway shortly before midnight on Wednesday,
June 15 and found two men who had been shot. They were pronounced dead at the
scene and later identified as 52-year-old Preyas Patel and 35-year-old Logan
Edward Thomas. An employee told WAVY News 10 Patel owned the store and Logan
Thomas worked there.
wavy.com
Toledo, OH: Woman shot at while at west Toledo 7-Eleven
Christy Stevens was standing in front of the 7-Eleven Monday evening on Upton
Avenue in west Toledo when a shot was fired in her direction, hitting her car in
the parking lot, according to a police report. The shooter is currently unknown,
the Toledo Police Department said. No one was injured and no other objects were
struck.
wtol.com
Robberies, Incidents & Thefts
Memphis, TN: Burglar arrested after posting Facebook photo with stolen clothing
Police have arrested one suspect they say is a part of a group of men who broke
into two businesses in Whitehaven within one week. Last week, video surveillance
captured Donya Webb along with several others was caught on camera walking into
the shopping center with crowbars before stealing merchandise from Lavish
Boutique on Elvis Presley. Police say the men also broke into Domino’s Pizza.
Although nothing was stolen, the pizza shop’s manager said the store was
vandalized.
wreg.com
Canada: Loss Prevention: RCC national advocacy & crime updates
RCC’s advocacy through the LP Advisory Committee fiercely continues across the
country. A recent highlight has come in Manitoba where a new first-in-Canada
incident reporting pilot project is about to be launched, aimed to enable police
to leverage technology to analyze macro data and identify and convict the most
prolific offenders. Anecdotal reports suggest that less than 20% of
perpetrators involved in retail-related crimes may account for more than 80% of
retail-related losses and incidents. This work was done through the Minister
of Justice’s Manitoba Retail Crime Task Force which includes senior
representation from the government, Justice, Manitoba’s police forces, retail,
and other key stakeholders. The Task Force recently created the Retail Safety
and Security guide, which is a free resource for members and non-members alike.
retailcouncil.org
ATM Thieves Rake In $60K In Dozens Of Break-Ins Across BK, Queens; 5 men have
broken into at least 40 businesses
Honolulu, HI: More smash-and-grab criminals hit Kapolei businesses; 5
restaurants targeted in a week
Fire/Arson
Sacramento County, CA: Firefighter hurt after fire sparks at Family Dollar store
A firefighter was injured Monday morning after responding to a fire at a Family
Dollar in Sacramento County, according to officials. The Sacramento Metropolitan
Fire District firefighter had minor injuries after providing mutual aid at the
incident, officials with the Sacramento Fire Department said. The fire sparked
at the Family Dollar at Norwood Avenue. No other details were released.
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Auto – Morrison
County, MN – Burglary
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Beauty – Atlanta, GA –
Armed Robbery
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C-Store – Mesa, AZ –
Armed Robbery
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C-Store – Charles
County, MD – Robbery
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C-Store – Lancaster
County, PA – Armed Robbery
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C-Store – Manchester, NH – Armed Robbery
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C-Store – Sumter
County, FL - Burglary
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Clothing – Memphis, TN
– Burglary
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Gas Station – Greenup,
IL - Armed Robbery
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Gas Station – Phenix
City, AL – Armed Robbery
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Grocery – Huntington,
WV – Armed Robbery
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Hardware – Madison, WI
– Burglary
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Hardware – St Louis
County, MO – Burglary
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Jewelry – Paramus, NJ – Robbery
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Jewelry – Birch Run, MI – Robbery
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Jewelry – Union Gap, WA – Robbery
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Liquor – Nashville, TN
– Burglary
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Marijuana – Lone Pine,
CA – Burglary
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Restaurant – Memphis,
TN – Burglary (Domino’s)
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Restaurant – Las
Vegas, NV - Burglary
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Restaurant – Honolulu,
HI – Burglary
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Vape – Chesterfield
County, VA – Armed Robbery
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Walmart – Circleville,
SC – Robbery
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7-Eleven – Banning, CA
– Armed Robbery
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ahead because that's where the winner of the last battle is. And remember always
lose with dignity and win with humility.
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