Security -- Network

Only one-third of consumers feel their frequent traveler accounts are secure enough.

As the hospitality industry prepares for the end of swipe-and-sign, hospitality must take steps to secure infrastructure, namely: prevent, prepare and detect. This infographic details how restaurants and hotels – which are the second and third most compromised industries – can take measures to protect themselves and guests. Sponsored.

Effective use of reporting tools is key to making better business
decisions. Spartan Computer Services shares how-to insights. Spartan Computer Services' web developer, Jennifer Fink and account manager Charlotte Reid, discuss the wealth of business potential that comes from fully utilizing reporting systems including making better business decisions and improving day-to-day operations. Sponsored.

New mobile ordering system includes Motorola's ET1 Tablet and WLAN solution to improve customer experience and increase revenues for La Cage aux Sports Bar and Restaurant.

CrowdStrike, Norse, Symantec, ThreatStream and Webroot join threat intelligence ecosystem.

SpectorSoft survey reveals that majority do not believe they are adequately prepared, leaving enterprises vulnerable to fraud, data breaches and IP theft.

Privacy and security are hot issues these days, fueled by high-profile data breaches affecting companies like Target, and closer to home, Wyndham Worldwide. Hotels are seeking ways to bolster privacy policies with scanning and monitoring procedures. Technology plays a part, but can only be effective when coupled with rigorous training and transparent guest communication.

P.F. Chang's CEO, Rick Federico has released an update regarding the chain's reported June 2014 credit card breach.