Three Ways to Build Momentum and Consensus for Your Security Program

Security teams face an uphill battle in securing a budget. Leaders are now leveraging company culture and employee collaboration to change perceptions of security as a cost center. Securing a budget is a significant challenge for many leaders; those charged with security efforts often doubly so. Leaders need to demonstrate the results of their security…

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Insider Risk: Don’t Ignore the Community Context

When looking to mitigate insider risks, security leaders have to remember the potential causes. This article was originally featured in Security Magazine Just a few months ago, many security professionals confessed concern about a potential economic downturn and how that would impact the security environment around them. Some were troubled about possible layoffs at their company, and…

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Following California’s New Workplace Violence Laws Is Good for All Businesses

Workplace violence prevention rules will go into effect in California this summer, and Dr. Marisa Randazzo recommends companies across the country — not just those in the Golden State — consider incorporating the policies. This article was originally featured in Corporate Compliance Insights This year, California will become the first state to require most employers to implement…

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Navigating Corporate Security Through Times of Chaos

The threat landscape has been evolving at a rapid rate that has been worsened by matters such as geopolitical conflicts, social justice issues, and economic unrest. So, how can risk leaders best protect their organizations regarding reputational risk? Corporate security groups continue to be stretched thin, juggling multiple priorities within a constantly evolving environment. Risks…

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Streamlining Security Operations Amidst Geopolitical Turmoil

While we’re unsure of the full repercussions global events will have on multinational corporations, there are ways security teams can better predict, assess, and prepare for potential threats. When geostrategic crises erupt, the risks to multinational corporations can be complex andunpredictable. While geopolitical conflict undoubtedly has had major repercussions on theglobal economy that will trickle…

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The Intelligence Cycle in Action

How to apply this timeless approach in the modern world. Contents History Evolution Framework Steps Application Enhancement Security threats have always evolved rapidly in government circles, in the military realm, and in the private sector. Those threats look different in the 21st century than they did decades ago, but the Intelligence Cycle is just as…

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5 Strategies to Prepare Organizations for Presidential Election Disruption

The countdown to the US presidential election is well underway, and concerns about election-related violence and disruption are on the rise. For the first time ever, the Council on Foreign Relations’ Preventive Priorities Survey has identified a domestic threat – the growing risk of political violence around the U.S. –  rather than an international conflict…

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Structuring the Unstructured: Consolidating Reports into One Cohesive Record 

Discover how combining your investigative research into a configurable, cohesive report can help surface more from your findings. Over the past few articles, I’ve shared my perspective on why building the right data structure matters. I’ve also emphasized the importance of finding security solutions that can surface critical information fast. Next, I want to touch…

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