The evolution of the corporate security mission

The evolution of the corporate security mission

When we started in corporate security, the emphasis in mission statements was on the protection of tangible assets, specifically people and property. As such, physical security strategies tended to focus on perimeter security measures and infrastructure, a guarding operation, CCTV coverage, access control systems, intruder alarms and the accompanying SOPs and standards that govern how all of these measures and programs are implemented and maintained. Often accompanying the mission is an “in order to” statement…

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Navigating the identity security landscape

Navigating the identity security landscape

In this episode of The Security Podcasts featuring Jeff Reich, Executive Director of the Identity Defined Security Alliance, we discuss the challenges security professionals are facing in the evolving landscape of identity security threats. “Something we see often is when we were asking the question, ‘how long do account stay active or in your system after someone leaves your organization?’ And certainly there are a number of organizations that say within two days it’s been…

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Improve safety and reduce liability using school security cameras

Improve safety and reduce liability using school security cameras

Modern security camera systems can provide convenience, improve investigations of incidents, and — with the vast improvement of cameras and analytic software — can often help prevent incidents. Safe Havens International’s school safety assessment of more than 9,000 K-12 schools and serving as expert witnesses for the largest school security lawsuits the U.S. to date have helped find ways to get even more benefits from school security cameras. While focused on K-12 schools, the concepts…

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From gates, guns & guards to encryption, endpoints & erasure

From gates, guns & guards to encryption, endpoints & erasure

Protecting intellectual property remains a concern for all organizations, even as new threats continue to emerge. Whether it’s a military unit establishing a base of operations in denied territory or a business undergoing a considerable liquidity event, the first order of protection is typically establishing “gates.” These walls and physical barriers help protect individuals and their teammates/employees in locations where they lay their heads at night. Most businesses open to the public have Wi-Fi available…

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Diversifying the security workforce

Diversifying the security workforce

In this episode of The Security Podcasts featuring Larry Whiteside, Jr., CISO at RegScale and Co-Founder and President at Cyversity, we discusses the importance of diversity within the security workforce, the challenges security leaders face during the hiring process and how critical mentorship is when it comes developing talent. “The reality is threat actors and our adversaries that are out there, and they don’t care about what someone looks like. They don’t care about what…

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Avoiding offboarding red flags

Avoiding offboarding red flags

In this episode of The Security Podcasts featuring Yoav Kalati, VP Product at Software as a Service Security Posture Management company Wing Security, we discuss the security challenges and red flags organizations face when it comes to offboarding employees. Or check it out on our Apple Podcasts or Spotify channels. Don’t forget to like, follow, and rate and review our podcasts! Source link

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Lessons from leaders: How security teams Foster Resilience and Support

Lessons from leaders: How security teams Foster Resilience and Support

With the security landscape ever-evolving, the resilience of security teams is an essential part of a cohesive and effective security program. As teams face constant challenges from safeguarding personnel, customers, buildings and information, security professionals today need to rely on more than just technical expertise. Here, enterprise security leaders share advice and valuable lessons learned from their time spent in the trenches of the security industry. Doug Alexander, Director of Security and Loss Prevention at…

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80% predict burnout will have significant effect on businesses

80% predict burnout will have significant effect on businesses

The global permacrisis is set to continue to take its toll in 2024, as extreme weather events continue to impact organizations and global instability deepens. The 2024 Risk Outlook, released by International SOS, is based on a survey of 675 global senior risk professionals This situation is giving rise to concerning levels of employee burnout. According to the latest International SOS Risk Outlook Report 2024, 80% of surveyed global senior risk professionals predict burnout will…

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Challenges of deep fakes in cybersecurity

Challenges of deep fakes in cybersecurity

Deepfakes have been making the headlines with the technology being utilized in social engineering attacks and phishing schemes. In this episode of The Security Podcasts featuring Brent Arnold, a partner practicing in Gowling WLG’s Advocacy department, we discuss the challenges the security industry faces with more and more convincing deepfakes making the rounds. Or check it out on our Apple Podcasts or Spotify channels. Don’t forget to like, follow, and rate and review our podcasts!…

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Strong security posture means building effective partnerships

Strong security posture means building effective partnerships

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