Security

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.

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

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.

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.