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If You Give a Hacker a Storm…

March 22, 2023

Cybercriminals take advantage of misfortunes such as natural disasters. Businesses should plan and prepare to ensure cyber strength during storms.

FIRST launches new code of ethics for incident response and security teams on Global Ethics Day

October 22, 2020

Following a global consultation, the Forum of Incident Response and Security Teams (FIRST) is launching new ethics guidelines for incident response and security teams on Global Ethics Day. ethicsfIRST provides guidance for cybersecurity professionals on how to conduct themselves professionally and ethically during incidents. Inspired by Earth Day, Global Ethics Day provides an opportunity for organizations to explore the meaning of ethics in international affairs.

September Marks First National Security Officer Appreciation Week

September 1, 2015

The week of September 20, 2015, AlliedBarton Security Services is establishing the first annual National Security Officer Appreciation Week. Subsequent years will feature this event during the third full week of September.

10 Ways to Show Appreciation for Security Employees

George Frandsen

June 9, 2015

Too often, supervisors, managers and directors focus so much on what their team should be doing for them and the company that they forget about what they should be doing for their employees.

Timothy J. Caddigan: Body and Spirit

“Successful leaders are surrounded by highly motivated and capable people who build relationships based on respect with a focus on results.”

November 5, 2013

“Managers care for the body of the organization. But leaders care for the spirit. And great leaders care about both. That is not my saying, but it is how I view leadership in any successful business,” says Tim Caddigan, Director, Corporate Security & Facilities for Altria Client Services.

Lose the Stress, Keep Access Control Training Interactive

Bernard Scaglione

April 1, 2012

In my last column I wrote about the “Human Factor” of access control and identification. I now recall several negative incidents that I experienced as a security director involving security staffs screening persons entering the lobbies of hospitals.

ON DEMAND: Business-impacting events such as severe weather, man-made disasters, and supply chain disruption are increasing in frequency and making impacts around the globe.

Employees don’t feel prepared to navigate an increasingly dangerous world, and they expect their employers to not only care about their personal safety, but to actively keep them safe.