Haystax Technology’s California Common Operating Picture for Threat Awareness (Cal COP) platform was used by public safety officials to provide situational awareness during the 2016 JetBlue Long Beach Marathon & Half
Haystax Cal COP Featured At CESA Conference
Haystax Technology is exhibiting at the 2016 California Emergency Services Association (CESA) Annual Training & Conference in San Diego, California from October 4-7. The company’s California Common Operating Picture for
Most Campuses Have Security Cameras. Now What?
More than 90 percent of all school, university and hospital campuses are now equipped with video surveillance systems, and many of the remainder plan to purchase them in the near
Three Security Analytics Approaches That (Mostly) Don’t Work
Note: This is the introductory post of a five-part series assessing three common security analytics approaches that typically don’t work well. Future articles will examine each of the three in
The Problem with Financial Fraud Detection (and How to Improve It)
By Hannah Hein and Tom Read Financial services institutions use various tools and techniques to prevent fraudulent activity and to quickly mitigate the impact of fraud when it does occur.
SourceSecurity: Haystax CEO Discusses Identifying Threat Actors Before They Act
In high-profile shooting incidents such as those that have taken place in the US over the past few weeks, there’s almost always a close friend or family member that comes
NISPOM 2 Adds Insider Threat Rule, But Does It Go Far Enough?
After years of deliberation, the Department of Defense has published Change 2 to its National Industrial Security Operating Manual (NISPOM). With this release, DoD requires the cleared community to formally
Network World: Cyber hygiene isn’t enough, says Haystax Technology CEO Bryan Ware
Like human hygiene, organizations must maintain regular cyber hygiene for healthy outcomes, but it’s critical they don’t neglect the tools and processes that mitigate cyber risk — the most serious
