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The 2017 Security 500 Sector Reports

November 1, 2017

What are the critical issues and trends in your sector in 2017? How does your enterprise compare to your peers? These 17 Security 500 Sector Reports provide benchmarking data about budget changes, security leadership responsibilities, reporting structures and more.

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The 2017 Security 500 Sector Reports

1. Agriculture/Farming/Food Manufacturing

2. Business Services/Consulting

3. Construction/Real Estate Development

4. Diversified

5. Education (K-12)

6. Education (University)

7. Energy and Utilities

8. Finance/Banking/Insurance

9. Government (Federal, State and Local)

10. Healthcare/Hospital/Medical Center

11. Hospitality/Casino

12. Industrial/Manufacturing

13. Information Technology/Communications/Media

14. Ports/Terminals

15. Retail (Connected Commerce)

16. Spectator Sports (Arenas/Facilities/Teams/Venues)

17. Transportation/Logistics/Supply Chain/Distribution/Warehousing

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