In this ISJ Exclusive, Mark Brookes, Global Product & Standards Director, Gunnebo Safe Storage discusses jewellery retail security risks amid rising gold prices. As gold prices climb, risk follows The significant rise in gold prices is reshaping the risk landscape for jewellery retailers in a way that is both structural and cumulative. While fluctuations in

ISJ hears key insights from Collin Sharp, Regional Sales Manager, Traka Americas. Critical infrastructure is essential to society, yet it remains one of the sectors we take for granted the most. When you turn on the lights, wash your hands or do the laundry, there’s an expectation that it will simply work. Many of us

AI Traffic Count from OpenEye gives organisations the data needed to optimise staffing, improve resource expenditure and elevate marketing campaigns, the company reports. Understanding how many people move through your location, and when, can make day-to-day operations easier to manage. Traffic Count gives operators visibility into occupancy and traffic trends so they can plan staffing,

Passwords have long been one of the weakest links in cybersecurity, leaving organizations vulnerable to phishing attacks, credential theft, and password reuse. As security threats continue to evolve, passwordless authentication solutions are gaining momentum as a more secure and user-friendly alternative.  Supported by industry standards from FIDO Alliance, these solutions leverage biometrics, passkeys, and hardware-backed

International Security Journal hears exclusively from Jamie Beckland, Co-Founder of APIContext about the hidden security costs behind AI “vibe coding.” In January 2026, Daniel Stenberg shut down curl’s bug bounty program. The program had run since 2019, paid out over $90,000 for 81 genuine vulnerabilities and was widely regarded as a model for community-driven security