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Issue. and so that has to be rectified. i think another key lesson that we learned is how vulnerable our country is at times of transition. outgoing trump administration, not yet a new president, and the planning over special security events being muddled. next i would say, jonathan, that the coordination of events at the capitol, especially involving our elections and all of our elected officials, all the way up to the vice president have to be a special security event that the executive and legislative branches are working under one full command. but our police department called by the unite...

Communication from inside the airport and to then be given the all-clear. >> i think it's, first and foremost, they had to react to a potential security event. and they did that. so, that was their primary duty was to ensure the security of the people within the airport and the aircraft that were taking off and landing. so -- >> got it. >> that takes time. and so the priority has to be on that being the first thing. that said, once -- now the question is, okay, we've determined it was an accidental discharge and i would assume that that was done by interviewing the tsa agents that interacted w...

The line is crossed, and i think in light of what happened on january 6th, we need to make sure that we do all we can to avoid that from happening. how do you do that? i think that you have to engage in the kind of optics that they refrained from doing that day, which is having a strong presence of law enforcement or military. sometimes we have seen first amendment zones set up so that they can be kept in a separate place so that people who are counterprotesting are being peaceful, don't clash. we saw that in charlottesville when we had one group of protesters on the other side clashing with e...

Security-as-a-Service an answer to rising network security costs The following is a guest post from Tom Cross, CTO at OPAQ Networks, a provider of network security-as-a-service solutions. Dan Cummins, a senior analyst for the Information Security Channel at 451 Research, completed the research. Tom Cross Trapped at the Security Event Horizon? Break Free With As-a-Service Solutions Network security is necessary. Without effective controls, clear policies and reliable reporting, companies can’t hope to maintain current performance, address emerging issues and defend against incoming threats....