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This month, Security magazine explores how the industry can expand the security candidate pool to meet the evolving needs of the profession as the role of enterprise security shifts. Throughout the month, check out stories on access challenges in government security, growing into security leadership, staying ahead of business travel threats, and more.
Security magazine presents the Most Influential People in Security 2023, a cross-section of impressive enterprise, government & institutional security leaders.
A veteran himself, Colin Daugherty, Director, Corporate Security, Americas at VF Corporation, provides support to U.S. veterans in the security industry.
Clar Rosso, CEO of cybersecurity membership association ISC2, drives the voice of cybersecurity through certifications, policy advocacy and industry research.
Eric Vélez-Villar, Assistant Director of the FBI Office of the Private Sector, recounts his career across the FBI and how his role shifted in the organization.
Jennifer Williams, Senior Director, Information Security at Healthcare of Ontario Pension Plan (HOOPP) blazes her own path in the cybersecurity industry.
Matthew Horace, Chief Security Officer at Pretium & Progress Residential, has championed security across the government, healthcare and technology sectors.
Michael Dorn, Executive Director at Safe Havens International, recounts his 40-plus years in the security industry and the lessons he's learned along the way.
Robert Soderberg, Vice President of Enterprise Safety & Security & Chief Safety, Security & Resiliency Officer at Adtalem Global Education, recalls his career.
Yonah Alexander, Director of the Potomac Institute's International Center for Terrorism Studies, records historical violence to stop the past repeating itself.
In part one of the Security Program Design series, J. Nicole McDargh, VP, Safety and Loss Prevention at Domino's, gets down to some security management basics.
In part one of the Security Program Design series, J. Nicole McDargh, VP, Safety and Loss Prevention at Domino's, gets down to security management basics.
Fighting ORC is possible, but without a holistic view and fully resourced corporate security teams and law enforcement partners, it can be an uphill battle.
At Northwell Health, healthcare security leadership extends active shooter response training to armed and unarmed officers, ensuring an all-hands-on-deck approach.
The Northwell Health security leadership extends active shooter response training to armed and unarmed officers, ensuring an all-hands approach to violence.
Risk is truly dynamic, and assessments should be frequent, taking into account political, economic and social developments; industry trends; new technology; and more.
Access control can look different for each organization, and security leaders should consider individual needs when picking out access control solutions.