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2022 September

This month, Security magazine presents its annual Most Influential People in Security 2022 report, honoring men and 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 security professionals across all functions, roles and responsibilities within the industry.

Throughout this month, check out stories on access control, cybersecurity burnout and management, executive security roles, corporate risk protection, and more! 

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Special Report

The Most Influential People in Security 2022

This year’s Most Influential People in Security recipients represent a small cross section of people protecting their organizations, furthering their missions and elevating the security industry in significant ways.
Security Staff
September 1, 2022

Security’s Most Influential People in Security 2022 represent a number of professionals protecting their organizations, furthering their missions and elevating the security industry in significant ways.


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Featured Articles

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Strategic Security

The issue of corporate risk and reputation

How can a security leader build resilience and internal risk management programs to protect an organization’s reputation and, ultimately, operational continuity?
James Blake
James Blake
September 9, 2022

To protect reputation and operational resilience, security leaders must focus on resilience and internal risk management programs. 


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Cyber Tactics

Flaming torches and cybersecurity

Being a security leader while juggling business priorities and daily operations is a challenge that requires pragmatic solutions.
John McClurg
John McClurg
September 6, 2022

For CISOs, particularly those at a small or medium-sized business (SMB), juggling security and business priorities and operational exigencies require pragmatic solutions.


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Security Talk

Designing schools with mental health in mind

Safety and security stakeholders can empower students and staff to help mitigate mental health issues, violence or unwanted behaviors by starting with facility design.
Maggie Shein
Maggie Shein
September 6, 2022

Safety and security stakeholders can empower students and staff to help mitigate mental health issues, violence or unwanted behaviors by starting with facility design. 


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