Cybersmart Buildings: Investments in Connectivity and Automation
By Jason Rosselot, CPP, CISSP Your building is talking. Can you quiet it down before hackers hear? “Door held…
Session Spotlights
Increasing The Ability To Survive In Critical Trauma Incidents
By Richard Smith The horrific events in Parkland, Florida, Sutherland Springs, Texas, and, unfortunately, other locations around the U.S.,…
Multigenerational Strategic Leadership
By Brittany Galli Why do we consistently wonder why we aren’t farther ahead in our profession or respected like…
Evaluating Building Layouts to Mitigate Active Assailant Threats
By Timothy Brewer With 2017 and 2018 both setting unfortunate new records for the number of active shooter situations,…
How Augmented and Virtual Reality Affect Security
By Travis Rothbloom The computer. The internet. The smartphone. What’s next? Many believe that Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented…
Updating Security Operations Procedures with AI Technology
By Steve Reinharz The artificial intelligence (AI) revolution brings new technologies into daily life. We’ve seen AI usage in diagnostic…
A Zero Trust Approach to Information Security
By Christopher Frenz With the pandemic ransomware attacks of both WannaCry and NotPetya devastating companies around the globe, ransomware was…
Managing a Global Workforce in a Crisis
By Tim Crockett In today’s world, the health and well-being of your employees across the globe is an increasingly…
Career Opportunities in Security Management
By Ron Martin, CPP It is important to note that security is a business function, not a subset or…
Cryptocurrency Security Challenges
By Brent Barker Criminals are early adopters of new technology. They use it to create new crimes and improve…
Medical Cannabis Security: From Seed to Sale
By Tim Sutton, CPP In more states than not and in an increasing number of countries around the world, medical…
Business Continuity for the Aftermath of an Active Shooter Incident
By Hector Sanchez, MBA; CPP Here we are just over 151 days into 2018 and we already have “473” injured…