Security Management, September 2025

Ahead of his keynote at GSX 2025, General (retired) Paul M. Nakasone shares lessons in leadership learned during his career in the U.S. Army.

Tuesday GSX keynote speaker Sol Rashidi spotlighted how leaders can ready their workforce to use AI instead of being replaced by it.

Three security experts led a workshop at GSX 2025 for attendees looking to add to their crime prevention and CPTED toolboxes.

Delving into the details of facility security design during a workshop at GSX 2025 for attendees, security experts highlighted where support is needed for security operations centers.

ASIS International honored the winners of ASIS and U.S. Outstanding Security Performance Awards (OSPAs) at GSX 2025.

The United States’ decreasing leadership on the global stage means its traditional allies are struggling to find their footing amid significant geopolitical shifts, according to Ian Bremmer, general session speaker at GSX 2025 in New Orleans.

At the 2025 CSO Center Secure Horizons event, security executives learned how appreciative inquiry can help influence and woo others by homing in on what people value and aiming for those outcomes, rather than focusing primarily on problems.

Weeks after releasing the ground-breaking School Security Standard, ASIS International continues its dedication to schools’ safety and security with the School Security Zone at GSX 2025.

In a special Game Changer session at GSX 2025, three security leaders will share their perspectives on how to effectively build resilience at your organization.

GSX Daily spoke with Quang Trinh, chair of the ASIS International Emerging Technology Community, to learn more about how artificial intelligence developments are affecting the security industry.

In the wake of a high-profile CEO killing in 2024, organizations scrambled to boost their executive protection programs. Now, it’s time to right-size with effective intelligence and nuance.

São Paolo, the epicenter of security in Latin America and the Caribbean, will be the next host city for ASIS LatAm come May 2026.

The GSX 2025 ASIS Celebrates! party, sponsored by Johnson Controls, will provide exclusive access to the National WWII Museum.

The two-day event in November 2025 will explore security’s future across physical, cyber, and converged domains, including geopolitical risk, artificial intelligence threats, and more.

Whether you just need a quick bite and strong cup of coffee before a full day at GSX 2025, or you’re looking to keep networking while enjoying drinks and dinner, we’ve taken the guess work out of where to go.

Belgium will next host ASIS Europe: From Risk to Resilience, Europe’s premier education and networking event for leading and aspiring security professionals.

Risk might be everywhere, but the right prevention programs and support for a culture of safety can mitigate and perhaps prevent those risks from impacting an organization.

Geopolitical analyst and GSX 2025 keynote speaker Ian Bremmer brings his perspective on global leadership gaps to the stage.

Want another set of eyes to look over your résumé or need guidance on your career path? Book some time with the career coaches available at GSX 2025.

While artificial intelligence platforms and tools can offer security teams cutting edge advantages, GSX keynote speaker Sol Rashidi stresses the need for security to step into leadership roles and guide organizations on parameters of its use.

The new ASIS International Executive Protection Standard includes comprehensive needs analysis and security risk assessment methodologies, strategic program frameworks, and guidance on personnel management and operational planning.

The path forward after someone is killed or significantly injured in an act of violence at work is a rocky one. But these experts provide guidance on how to walk it, to set your team on the path to recovery.

Security managers play a critical role in the post-incident response and recovery process. We asked an expert to share the five characteristics that set effective managers apart.

After a violent incident occurs on campus, it’s natural to want to memorialize it in some way. Experts offer guidance on how to decide what type of memorial and remembrance is appropriate for your community.

After a violent incident occurs, tools like critical incident stress management can help employees cope with the trauma they may have experienced. Experts from the zoo industry share how.

A standard from ASIS International outlines the steps to implement in a recovery plan after an act of workplace violence occurs.

After a violent incident occurs, many people find it therapeutic to interact with dogs. We spoke to an expert to learn what sets therapy dogs apart from the rest of the pack.

While the latest tools can supplement a perimeter security program, a strong foundation in the five D’s is crucial for protecting critical infrastructure facilities.

Choosing the right project delivery method is an essential and often undervalued step in meeting a project’s goals, and it happens shortly after deciding to move a capital project forward.

A protective design engineering approach uses layered protection to leverage against the evolving threat of modern vehicles ramming attacks.

Do you know what kind of bollards these are?

Security specialist Nicholas Peloso discusses the three fundamental elements for protecting a critical infrastructure facility.

The widespread availability of our personal data has made open-source data the key ingredient for highly effective AI-driven deception and disruption and enabled the creation of deepfakes.

Although she initially aimed for a career in law enforcement, Silvia Fraser, CPP, came to appreciate the vital role private security plays in keeping communities safe and decided to fully dedicate herself to a career in the field.

The private sector is increasingly interested in deploying body-worn cameras to create safer and more transparent workplaces. Here are some key factors to keep in mind when considering a body-worn camera program of your own.

Catch up with the latest security sector awards, announcements, mergers, and partnerships in this edition of Industry News.

Organizational change principles can prove notably effective when pursuing partnerships for holistic security and resilience, research finds.

A change management plan empowers teams to understand and respond to potential business impacts by proactively identifying affected individuals and tailoring training and communication to their specific roles.

Leaders seeking to influence change often run up against resistance from employees, managers, executives, and outside stakeholders, which can endanger future-facing projects.

When a disruption is caused by corporate restructuring, budget adjustments, leadership turnover, or external crises, it is time for real leaders to shine.

When an infant formula manufacturer was acquired by a multinational consumer goods company, its corporate security team faced an uphill battle to prove its value.

Like security professionals, facility managers face competing priorities in organizations’ efforts to transform processes and achieve effective results.

Welcome to the change management book club, curated by security and business professionals.