Marleah Blades is senior editor for the Security Executive Council (SEC). The Security Executive Council is a member organization for senior security and risk executives from corporations and government agencies responsible for corporate and/or IT security programs. In partnership with its research arm, the Security Leadership Research Institute, the Council develops tools to help lower the cost of members’ programs, making program development more efficient and establishing security as a recognized value center.

Leading in Crisis: A global security leader shares his experiences and strategies during the protests in Egypt

Marleah Blades

April 1, 2011

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When protests began in Egypt in January, local and multi-national organizations were faced with complex decisions on how to handle operations and security under the potential of escalating violence and political change.

How Social Responsibility Improves Crisis Management

Marleah Blades

February 10, 2011

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“The tragic events of today cannot be remedied with words. Our hearts go out to the victims and their families. You may be certain that although no one can predict tragedy, we have invested heavily to prevent or mitigate its consequences.”

Aspen Opens a Dialogue on Homeland Security

Marleah Blades

December 22, 2010

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A new annual event offers businesses candid insight into homeland security challenges.

ON DEMAND: DevSecOps creates an environment of shared responsibility for security, where AppSec and development teams become more collaborative. With the right training and tools, developers can become more hands-on with security and, with that upskilling, stand out among their peers... however, they need the security specialists on-side, factoring them into securing code from the start and championing this mindset across the company.

This webinar will educate viewers on becoming the go-to source for the safety and security of Marijuana farms, dispensaries and all of the other moving pieces of the industry — while also providing an opportunity for professional accreditation.

Security Magazine

2020 July

This month in Security magazine, meet 13 female executives who are succeeding in security leadership roles. How are they contributing to the safety and success of their enterprise and to the industry? Also, experts discuss radio frequency threats, mental health during the global pandemic, the future of security networking, zero trust, AI and more.

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