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Career Intelligence

International experience can advance your security career

Effectively leading and navigating security programs in diverse cultural settings is critical to many security leaders’ successes. Here’s how to get that experience.

Jerry J. Brennan

Joanne R. Pollock

July 8, 2022

The global nature of today’s senior-level security roles prefer or require international experience.

Leadership and Management

Holding up a black mirror to society

It’s imperative security leaders constantly prepare their organizations for future threats. Conveniently, many of these potential threats are explored in one TV show.

Michael Gips

July 8, 2022

It is imperative security leaders constantly prepare their organizations for future threats — and watching a little TV may help.

Cyber Tactics

Costa Rica in crisis: Russian ransomware raises its head

Let’s take a look at the evolution and path of Conti ransomware.

John McClurg

July 8, 2022

Let’s take a look at the evolution and path of Conti ransomware.

Education & Training

Risk assessment strategies: Be careful what you eat

Conducting risk assessments are a valuable piece of any security program. But, in order to achieve maximum return, there’s a right and a wrong way to follow through.

Ben Zeifman

July 8, 2022

Conducting risk assessments are a valuable piece of any security program. But, in order to achieve maximum return, there’s a right and a wrong way to follow through.

Leader to Leader

Transitioning from public to private sector security

Burke Brownfeld sits down with corporate security leader Adrian Arriaga to talk about the corporate security function inside a healthcare environment.

Burke Brownfeld

July 6, 2022

Security leader Burke Brownfeld sits down with corporate security leader Adrian Arriaga, Executive Director of Security Services for the Wellstar Health System, to talk about the corporate security function inside healthcare.

Security Talk

Future-proofing your organization against the unknown

Businesses need to evaluate how they manage their physical risks to avoid the next improbable event that could have devastating consequences to an organization’s continuity and bottom line.

Maggie Shein

July 6, 2022

To ensure business continuity, stakeholders must evaluate the way they manage physical security risk to avoid terrorism and other disastrous events.

Special Report / Women in Security 2022

Security’s 2022 Women in Security

These professionals represent the depth, breadth and diversity that make up women across all functions, roles and responsibilities within the security industry.

Security Staff

July 1, 2022

Security magazine presents its annual Women in Security awards program, honoring women who have shaped the security function at their organizations and the industry as a whole. These professionals represent the depth, breadth and diversity that make up women across all functions, roles and responsibilities within the security industry.

We need the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act more than ever

Dr. Brian M. Gant

June 30, 2022

Lone offenders, the internet and social media are the biggest correlations between domestic and international terrorism. So why have Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) orders dropped by more than half in the last two years?

Why insider threats pose unique risks to national security

Marc Packler

June 29, 2022

Insider threats can cause extensive damage to national security. To combat this threat, the U.S. must update and adapt current security practices, including the background check process.

How to keep cybercriminals off university campuses

Rick McElroy

June 29, 2022

Cyberattacks have had drastic effects on universities and colleges, from the compromise of student and staff data to the permanent shuttering of higher ed institutions. Follow these five steps to bolster university cybersecurity posture.