In last month’s column, we provided background on what the term “Influence” really means. This month we will explore what you need to do to lay the foundation to become an effective influencer.
There are significant opportunities for security and risk executives to be influenced as well as to be the ones that are acting as the ones that are influencing others.
Organizations of all sizes and types, from Fortune 500 companies to grassroots non-governmental organizations, periodically turn to strategic planning to reconnect with their core values, articulate their mission and chart goals and objectives to help them achieve their long-term vision.
The newest version of security management platform Security Center includes a way to help enterprise security leaders attain greater security system performance through efficient views of ultra-HD and megapixel resolutions through GPU-accelerated video decoding capabilities.
The roles of security, risk and business continuity management professionals have significantly evolved over the past 10 years, driven by major technological innovations, workforce globalization, increasing legal liability and regulatory actions.
Consumers want more digital capabilities from their commercial banks – 70 percent of commercial banking customers use online or mobile banking each week, but they are looking for more.
Security guru Bruce Schneier coined the term “Security Theater” to describe phony security measures, procedures, or technologies that give the superficial appearance of providing security without actually countering malicious adversaries to any significant degree.