The Foushée Group’s Security and Compliance Compensation Survey Report will be readily available to security practitioners to ascertain if they are paid competitively.
A survey from the Security Executive Council (SEC)'s Security Leadership Research Institute (SLRI), in partnership with Kennesaw State University’s Coles College of Business, will research the current state of security convergence.
The Security Executive Council (SEC) will award scholarships of up to $7,500 to students who exemplify security leadership skills and are enrolled in select university partner programs.
The "Security State of the Industry: Travel Security" report analyzed Fortune 500 research and interviewed security leaders in the travel industry to determine top trends and expectations for business travel going forward.
The program, which connects security executives to students at Mercyhurst, aims to benefit both young security professionals building their careers and executives looking for new talent.
The Security Executive Council (SEC) has welcomed Tom Bello, Coral Gehring, Matthew Giese, Bill King, and Tom Mahlik to its faculty of esteemed security experts. SEC subject matter experts and emeritus faculty (former CSOs and CISOs) have excelled in their careers and are eager to transfer their knowledge and competencies to other security leaders.
SEC emeritus faculty George Campbell has been recognized with the 2020 U.S. Outstanding Security Performance Award (OSPA) for Lifetime Achievement. The winners were announced September 25.
Adding business value. Getting a seat at the table. Running security like a business. Aligning security with the organization. These are the contents of the Holy Grail of security leadership. Everybody talks about them. Everybody wants them. But most security leaders view them as the stuff of legend – great for motivation, but unattainable in reality.
