Security

QR code scams are one of the latest threats to the hospitality Industry. Here’s how to best protect your business.

Hyatt Hotels, Lowe’s, and Palo Alto Networks earn top honors in the Peer Choice awards category.

Instead, a successful phishing scam was ultimately what led to the data breach.

The bad actor got access to systems stored on Amazon and Google cloud-based servers where Uber keeps source code, financial data and customer data, according to reports.

Based on Digilock’s iconic design, new lock has basic, advanced or networked cloud-based management options, along with keypad, RFID and Mobile ID access.   

Radisson will now use CellPoint Digital’s full payment orchestration platform to seamlessly integrate new payment methods, new acquirers and stored card facilities.

Cloud migration, tech lounges, chatbots and robots are all technologies with great potential: both to streamline and drive better service, and to grant hackers access to your brand’s technology stack.

b4checkin’s secure online payment platform, TransForm, has a direct connection to Maestro PMS ensuring all payment data automatically posts securely offering a level of protection to eradicate chargebacks.

There’s no one-size-fits-all solution to verification and authentication issues, but businesses can improve the lives of their customers and employees through the use of passive biometric technology.

Canary’s Digital Authorization solution is PCI compliant and offers a mobile-friendly experience to guests.

Full service resort operator leverages advanced RFID locks and access management functionality at four locations to ensure heightened guest safety while providing effortless methods for making purchases and verifying identification. 

Using blockchain technology, QSRs can reduce or eliminate their reliance on costly, after-the-fact auditing or forensic accounting to identify fraud.

This whitepaper from IFBTA and Hughes details the steps you need to take now to mitigate your risks against data breaches, ransomware and malware infiltrations.

July 30th marks nine years since the UN designated it as World Day Against Trafficking in Persons. This year’s theme: The Use and Abuse of Technology.

Panelists discussed how technology could be used to help stop human trafficking from happening within hotels.

Training developed by Marriott International is free for hotels through support from AHLA Foundation.

As many businesses prepare for a potential recession, hoteliers and resort managers can arm themselves against rising fraud costs through education, awareness and prevention.

Planning for a ransomware attack is like planning for your own funeral: No one wants to do it, but everyone is better off because of it.

While it’s true that companies are being asked to pay more in exchange for less coverage than they may have received in the past, cyber insurance does have certain benefits.

Technology thought leader joins Hyatt’s commercial services leadership team to oversee technology, enterprise applications and cybersecurity.

A payment system is not just a tool for enabling transactions. It’s a customer focus technology that can also bring order to your PMS.

Property blends VingCard Essence locks with VingCard Allure LED panels enabled with Mobile Access, alongside integrations with Telknonet’s energy management system and Liverton’s check-in kiosks/mobile app to provide enhanced security, guest convenience and hotel sustainability.

Watch our video: Cybersecurity: A 21st Century Franchise Differentiator

With imminent industry deadlines for panic button system compliance, two companies align to meet demand of the market.