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Read MoreInside the Mind of the Attacker: Using Red Teaming to Mitigate Business Risk
In this episode Dr. Treston Wheat is a red team analyst who specializes in TTP (tactics, techniques, procedures) research, threat modeling, and social engineering. Previously, he was a strategic cybersecurity analyst and geopolitical risk analyst. Dr. Wheat is also an adjunct professor at Georgetown University teaching about intelligence analysis, and he is the editor-in-chief of…
Read MoreThe Enemy of My Enemy is My Friend: Strengthening Insider Threat Resilience with Cyber-Physical Integration
A tactical approach to blending cyber and physical security intelligence operations A Strategic Mindset Getting Tactical MITRE Converged Integrated Defense Framework In part one of this two-part overview, I addressed many of the key themes and priorities required to mitigate insider risk properly. There has been a great deal of discourse relating to how an…
Read MoreWhen the Little Things Add Up: The Intel Analysts’ Role in Communicating Imminent Risk to Leadership
In this episode The geopolitical landscape has become increasingly complex to manage for intel analysts — especially those conducting risk assessments on an international level. They have to be hyper-aware of countries with a more authoritarian regime that can leverage the business relationship in their best interest, putting the company at risk. However, it’s not…
Read More4 Ways Security Teams Can Holistically Mitigate Risks by Partnering with Human Resources and Legal
Tearing down departmental walls is essential for security teams, especially those tasked with responding to threats of violence or significant security events. Information-sharing silos within organizations hinder fast and effective responses. In extreme cases, poor communication can increase risks to a company’s employees and assets. Business leaders recognize the value of cross-functional teams in their…
Read MoreShattering Silos: Getting Security and Human Resources to Partner Together for Safety
Security professionals and human resources (HR) professionals share a common goal – fostering a safe and secure workplace – yet they often don’t know how to partner together to make it happen. In this episode, Dr. Marisa Randazzo talks with Nici McLean and Melissa Muir, two HR professionals who are passionate about bridging this divide…
Read MoreCorporate Cost-Cutting and Why Security Teams Do Not Need to Compromise on Investigations and Intelligence Solutions
This article was originally featured on IFSEC Insider Every executive’s career will sometimes involve budget cuts that affect their department. Security executives are no strangers to this scenario; about one out of every five security departments experienced budget reductions between 2020 and 2022, according to Security Magazine’s Security Benchmark Report. It’s always a challenging situation.…
Read MoreThe Evolution of Targeted Violence and Why the Threats We Don’t See Pose the Most Danger
When entering unknown territory, the sound of a barking dog in the distance poses an ominous foreshadowing of the potential violence ahead. Identifying the magnitude of the bite (or threat) and how to mitigate it is pivotal to coming out unscathed, and is a mission that Mike Roche, former Secret Service Special Agent and author,…
Read MoreFrom the Field: Strategies for Upgrading Your Corporate Investigations Program
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Read More5 Best Practices to Successfully Connect Systems in Your Technology Ecosystem
Integrating technology-based security solutions with manned guarding has gained significant traction, encompassing a wide range of applications. These include situational awareness and threat intelligence platforms, risk mitigation planning, and remote video and alarm monitoring. Major events such as natural disasters, cyber threats, violent hate crimes, and pandemics have consistently acted as catalysts for technology adoption.…
Read More9 Industry Leading Perspectives on How to Communicate the Value of Corporate Security
In this episode There’s no time like the present to prioritize security within organizations. Mitigating risk protects not only a business’s workforce and property but also its operations, financial stability, and reputation. Despite many leaders understanding this, in many cases, they are still leaving security in the dark, pulling away funds for critical programs, team…
Read MoreDangerous Admirers: How to Protect Public Figures From Harassers As Legal Protections Are in Jeopardy
In 2010, country-music singer Coles Whalen began receiving messages from a fan on her Facebook account. While Ms. Whalen ignored the relatively benign messages at first, the fan kept sending her messages—thousands over the course of several years. The fan praised her talents but also alluded to following her and knowing the whereabouts of her…
Read MoreFormer FBI Special Agent Shares What’s Essential to Managing Investigations
In this episode In this episode, Christine Oliver, a former FBI Special Agent and current corporate security leader, joins to talk bout building strong investigations and case management programs. Christine shares how she uses documentation, technology, and cross-functional collaboration to drive change, overcome resistance, and modernize security operations. She also reflects on her experience managing…
Read MoreUnited Natural Foods, Inc. Scales Case Management with Ontic
Jack Carr Answers All — Questions from the Audience and A Sneak Peek into Only the Dead
Jack Carr’s latest addition to the James Reece series, Only the Dead, is a captivating page-turner that does not disappoint. With meticulous research and attention to detail, he transports readers to the 1980s, immersing them in a volatile and divided political environment. Jack is a former Navy SEAL who led special operations teams as a…
Read More3 Critical Areas Technology is Influencing The Latest Executive Protection Strategies
Physical and cyberattacks are on the rise. According to the FBI, the most recent data shows an 82% rise in violent crimes from 2017 to 2021. Another study from the FBI reports a 52% increase in active shooter incidents in the same four years, and cybercrimes are also increasing. In the FBI’s 2022 Internet Crime…
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