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NCS4 to Offer CSSP Review Course

April 16, 2014

Interested in the Certified Sport Security Professional (CSSP) certification program, but not sure where to start studying for the exam? NCS4’s intensive review course covers the knowledge domains relevant to the exam while providing invaluable networking with Subject Matter Experts and peers in the field.

Boosting Cybersecurity Agility with Startups’ Innovation

Rick Gordon

April 15, 2014

Enterprise security professionals and risk officers today are faced with many daunting challenges.

Adding Value with Long-Term Integrator Partnerships

How can CSOs get the most out of their security systems integrator partnerships?

Claire Meyer

April 1, 2014

Find out how six enterprise security leaders are working with their long-term integrators to save money, reduce downtime and mitigate risk.

Measuring the Role of Risk Transfer in Cybersecurity Management

Recent events have catapulted cyber threats from a compartmentalized CISO responsibility to a boardroom discussion about director liability.

Bob Liscouski David W. White

April 1, 2014

An engaged leadership team already understands the greater domain awareness provided by converged surveillance systems, but how about the next step toward robust risk management: cybersecurity and cyberspecific insurance?

How to Keep Up with Emerging Technologies and Risks

consumers hundreds of billions of dollars annually. In the United States, credit card fraud resulting from cyber intrusions has skyrocketed.

Lynn Mattice

April 1, 2014

Whether you are in a private or public enterprise, developing a solid base of intelligence on new and emerging technologies is a critical element in developing strategic and tactical responses to maintain operational continuity.

How Incident Reporting Can Mitigate Threats

What reporting strategies should your enterprise adopt?

J. Kelly Stewart

April 1, 2014

How enterprises manage incidents outlines the strength and longevity of the business, and how they report vulnerabilities and adapt after a breach helps to stop incidents from reoccurring.

How to Leverage a GSOC for Unified International Security

Across one entire wall of the room are dozens of camera feeds.

Diane Ritchey

March 1, 2014

Operators in the room are on their phones, either receiving or relaying information about security – physical and cyber-related events. Welcome to Exelon’s Security Operations Center (ESOC), with three entities: the ESOC, the Incident Command Center (ICC) and the Cyber Security Operations Center (CSOC).

Getting Realistic Results from Security Technology

As the security industry heads to the largest technology trade show in the world, ISC West in Las Vegas, it is a great time to do an inventory and reflect on your security technology investments and systems

Mark McCourt

March 1, 2014

There will be more than 1,000 exhibits at ISC West plus another 100 or so new technologies and solutions presented in hotel suites and meeting rooms off the show floor. Robust discussion about the movement toward IP, mobility and the cloud will buzz across the show floor, as it should.

Addressing Cyber and Physical Risks in Modern Utility Security

In early January, residents of Charleston, W. Va., found that their tap water had a licorice smell and a strong aftertaste, and it resulted in a number of people reporting a variety of ailments.

Claire Meyer

March 1, 2014

In early January, residents of Charleston, W. Va., found that their tap water had a licorice smell and a strong aftertaste, and it resulted in a number of people reporting a variety of ailments.

Preparing for Litigation with Good Documentation

Security planning, regardless of business sector, is a company’s best effort to provide a proactive system to protect property and lives.

Patrick Murphy

March 1, 2014

Despite robust planning, a security director’s worst nightmare is a serious injury or death occurring on company property due to a violent criminal act.