Recent Blog Posts
Creating Cybersecurity Opportunities for the Visually Impaired
The Apex Program was created by Paul Andersen, CEO of Novacoast, a cybersecurity company specializing in IT services and software development, and David Mayne, the director of the program who is visually impaired. The program is designed to help people with visual impairments enter the cybersecurity market. Read on to learn more and see a short video highlighting the program.
Upcoming Webinar “The Cannabis Industry: Security from Seed to Sale"
Mary Gamble, Esq., MBA, CPP and Tim Sutton, CPP, PSP, PCI, CHPA, sat down with us to discuss their upcoming webinar about the intricacies of security in the cannabis industry. Read on to learn more!
ASIS Awards of Excellence Nominations Open
Starting today through 31 May, ASIS invites you to shine a spotlight on a colleague by nominating them for an ASIS Award of Excellence. Hear more from ASIS Awards Committee Chair Lynda Buel, CPP.
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CSO Center Security Insights
CSO Center Security Insights: K9
The use of K9s in security goes beyond the typical use by police forces and can be very effective to deter a variety of malicious behavior in a private security setting. To expand further on this topic and on the SM Magazine article, “Security’s Best Friend: How Canines Detect, Deter and Deescalate” by Brendan Howard, hear from CSO Center member Adam Smith, CPP, with UCHealth, on what you need to know as a senior security executive.
CSO Center Security Insights: Extremism
Extremism is on the rise, and security executives need to know what to look for and how to prepare. Hear from CSO Center member Matt Bradley, with Crisis24, on what you need to know as a senior security executive.