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Have you ever considered that your in-plant systems could be weaponized against public health? Think again.

The benefits of automation must be tempered by emerging security challenges throughout the food supply chain.

Food security and food defense together help ensure that the availability of the end product—food—is available to all.

Industry must take it upon ourselves to ensure that our supply chain is sound. It’s the best defense against food fraud we could have.

Given the complexity of our food system and limited transparency of supply chains from farm to fork, those willing and able to adulterate will continue to do so in the future.  

Cybersecurity is one of the elements that can make or break your business. How can a food corporation prevent system compromise? Read more to find out.

A sensational claim says Russians could use robots to poison food; is the threat for real?

A game-changing event occurred two years ago in the food industry, and you probably haven’t heard the details.

How do we decide whether our food supply is still vulnerable to the effects of terrorism? Unfortunately, the threat remains.

Economically motivated adulteration (EMA) generates considerable concern from multiple perspectives. Ongoing EMA-related research focuses on the vulnerabilities in the food system, drivers that create an opportunity for EMA and the impact of EMA with an emphasis on public health consequences.