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Opinion

Combating Phishing Scams with E-Pay Protection

In 2022, more than 255 million phishing attacks were reported by businesses—a 61% increase from 2021. However, as hacker skills become more sophisticated, cyber security and e-pay protection have become one of the fastest-growing fields of industry.

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BirchStreet Systems
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PCI Compliance
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by Resigned Author
16 February 2023BirchStreet SystemsSafety & Security
BirchStreet Systems
Opinion

Sex Trafficking – It’s Not Just a Campaign

This is a true and tragic story of a teenager who died in a hotel. The names and locations have been changed to protect the victim and her family. 13 years old, living on the streets, you can probably predict her future - at least the next five year...

Darrell Clifton
Darrell Clifton
CPP, CSP, Certified Expert: Hospitality, Security, Trafficking - Trainer - Author
Eldorado Resorts Inc.
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Human Resources
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Darrell Clifton
by Darrell Clifton
15 February 2023Eldorado Resorts Inc.Safety & Security
Eldorado Resorts Inc.
No Woman, No Cry. Why You Should Be Concerned About Ransomware. NOW!
Opinion

No Woman, No Cry. Why You Should Be Concerned About Ransomware. NOW!

A study by Cloudwards found that, in 2021, a striking 37% of businesses and organizations worldwide underwent a ransomware attack. And, of these, 1/3 paid the ransom. But what are, exactly, ransomware? They are malicious software encrypting the vict...

Jan Hejny
Jan Hejny
CEO & Founder at HotelTime Solutions
HotelTime Solutions
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Information Technology
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Jan Hejny
by Jan Hejny
17 January 2023HotelTime SolutionsSafety & Security
No Woman, No Cry. Why You Should Be Concerned About Ransomware. NOW!
Hotel Employees Thankful for Panic Buttons
Opinion

Hotel Employees Thankful for Panic Buttons

Few people start their workday expecting an emergency to happen, but according to American Aerospace Engineer Edward Murphy Jr. who worked on safety-critical systems: “Anything that can go wrong will go wrong.” If you’re not a believer in “Murphy’s ...

John Stachowiak
John Stachowiak
CEO for React Mobile
React Mobile
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by John Stachowiak
23 November 2022React MobileSafety & Security
Hotel Employees Thankful for Panic Buttons