An organization may have an ‘executive protection plan’ in place, but time and technology can create new vulnerabilities. What is needed is a security process and partners that make an organization capable of adjusting to changing risks.

Stagnant interchange fees threaten the critical mission to ensure that cash remains widely available, accessible and accepted as a means of payment.

Stores, restaurants, and hotels in the EU prefer cash for its security, reliability, and privacy, yet more of them aren't accepting cash, according to European Central Bank survey results released in September.

The importance of maintaining and supporting the cash infrastructure has never seemed more important than in the wake of this week's catastrophic IT outage.

Regarding the attempted assassination of former US President Trump, it is easy to think—if a specific individual or group of people had needed to sign-off on a specific decision to leave that rooftop unprotected—that a different decision would have been made.

Strict reliance on digital payments can make societies less resilient, highlighted by recent outages in March that forced some businesses to close shop and hit McDonald's and Tesco, among others.

European Consumer Protection Ministers, as well as those in Germany, recently highlighted the need to safeguard access to cash to protect consumers and ensure a resilient retail payment system.

Legislators in Los Angeles (USA) are re-writing current city codes with the goal of improving public safety while simultaneously freeing up police to focus on important crime issues.