Security & Business Resilience

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In the current economic climate, physical security teams can work to strengthen the foundation of their business so they're prepared for the future.

With the rise of hybrid and remote work environments, security leaders have wondered how best to protect their employees and their networks. 

Staffing concerns, including talent gaps and limited budgets, remain an obstacle for security leaders to ensure the security of their organizations.

Cybersecurity leaders can learn a lot from a bike company. Instead of damaged bikes, organizations are facing multi-million dollar network breaches.

Columnist Michael Gips writes in conversation with ChatGPT, exploring the balance of automation & the human aspects of security leadership.

Physical and cybersecurity teams should work together on executive protection to holistically evaluate risks to their executives both at work and at home.

IT leaders provide an insight to security enterprise futures.

Federal governments across the globe work to better their security measures against cyberattacks. 

With federal regulations related to zero trust and cybersecurity looming, many believe this will be the catalyst for an increase in deployments.

A single, unified approach to IT and OT security processes enables collaboration between IT and OT teams and combines business insights and controls.