Corporate security leaders often recognize a recurring organizational rhythm. When the organization faces a serious incident, an escalating threat environment, or intense regulatory attention, security becomes central to how decisions are made. Senior leaders want briefings, resources are made available quickly, and security advice shapes priorities across functions.
However, as conditions stabilize, that influence frequently diminishes.
The United States continues to struggle to operationalize a coherent domestic framework for counter-UAS. It’s not just a technology problem.
Public safety agencies are increasingly adopting Drone-as-First Responder programs to reduce information gaps, speed up incident response, and keep responders safe. What can corporate security teams take away from these programs? Learn more in the August issue of Security Technology.
Two professors—Jillian Peterson and James Densley—are combing through thousands of incidents of violence in workplaces, healthcare facilities, and schools to find actionable advice to prevent future crime. Then Security Management senior editor Megan Gates follows the trail of violent cases working their way through the justice system and a new U.S. federal rule on drone take-downs. Finally, we hear from Christian Poonwah, who offers drone-safety training in Ukraine to humanitarian and other nonmilitary staffers living and working in a 21st-century war zone.
This episode is generously sponsored by Acoem.
While there are many commonalities between public and private security, the transition can still be challenging.
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▪ How to Cope with Cross-Sector Culture Differences
▪ A Strategic Approach to Transitioning from Police Work to the Business World
▪ Fast Facts: How to Develop an Effective Private Sector Résumé
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