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Kroll's 2014 Cyber Security Forecast Predicts a Changing Tide in Cyber Standards

December 4, 2013

Kroll's annual Cyber Security Forecast highlights seven trends identified by Kroll and suggests that a changing tide in cyber standards, both social and legal, will require organizations to take stronger actions and safeguards to protect against reputational, financial and legal risks in 2014.

The Security Service Economy

More and more, security is focusing its value proposition on a service culture.

October 1, 2013

More and more, security is focusing its value proposition on a service culture. While this topic has been raised by many CSOs in recent years, the volume and frequency of the subject reached a peak recently and deserves some attention.

The Most Influential People in Security 2013

Nominated by their colleagues and associates, these top enterprise security executives are changing the security landscape for the better.

September 1, 2013

Each year, Security magazine honors top security executives who positively impact the security industry, their organization, their colleagues and their peers.

6 Public-Private Partnerships that Push Beyond Information-Sharing

How can a public-private partnership help you reach past the status quo to move the business forward?

Diane Ritchey

August 1, 2013

Las Vegas city and Clark County Sheriff Douglas C. Gillespie relies heavily on one public-private partnership in particular – the Southern Nevada Counter Terrorism Center

What keeps CEOs Up At Night?

What can CSOs learn from a CEO’s perspective on risk?

August 1, 2013

To get a 20,000-foot CEO view of global risk, the Lloyd’s Risk Index provides a good lens. This year’s global survey polled 588 C-Suite and board level executives from both larger and smaller businesses (mostly smaller) and included a broad, global participation base.

Building Strong Policies for Ongoing Structure and Security

Jerry J. Brennan

Lynn Mattice

April 1, 2013

In every element of our daily lives there are rules that guide our behavior. These rules come to us in many forms. From the time we are infants, our parents teach us what types of behaviors are acceptable and those that are not. We all remember the dreaded “No” from our mothers or fathers which was usually coupled with a stern look on their face.

10 Ways Military Veterans are Ideal for Physical Security Sector

Jerold Ramos

April 1, 2013

Military veterans transition seamlessly into virtually all types of careers and sectors, but as a U.S. Navy veteran and talent acquisition professional for America’s leading physical security services company, I believe that the physical security industry can be a match made in heaven for transitioning veterans.

Developing the Profession of Security

Diane Ritchey

February 1, 2013

Grant Lecky is the National Chair of the Canadian Security Partners’ Forum (CSPF), which is an agile network made up of 19 Forum structures all across Canada, each of which are then made up of security-related associations, educators and other professionals who have come together to promote open communication and dialogue across all security and related fields.

2012 Security 500 Rankings

November 1, 2012

The purpose of the Security 500 is to create a reliable database to measure your organization versus others and create a benchmarking program among security organizations. The results will enable you to answer the question, “Where Do I Stand?” as a basis of an ongoing peer review process.

Determining Operations Excellence in Security

George Campbell

November 1, 2012

Since the 1980s, businesses have developed formal ways of gauging, monitoring and pursuing excellence in manufacturing and operations, including the disciplines of Six Sigma, Kaizen, Operations Excellence and Total Quality Management. Delivering excellence in products and services is a common-sense, accepted business objective. But what is “excellence” in security?