Category: Crisis Management
What Would Zelensky Do?
June 9, 2022Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has galvanized the public in a way the world hasn’t seen since Winston Churchill — let’s look at what leadership lessons Zelensky […]
Learn about – Countering disinformation: An essential new role for CSOs
December 7, 2021As if the challenges of safeguarding public health, national security, infrastructure, personnel and cyber and physical assets during a global pandemic were not enough, security professionals […]
Opinion: Astroworld concert tragedy is a wake-up call for private security. Here’s why.
December 1, 2021From the San Diego Union Tribune 11/22/2021 The COVID-19 pandemic has led to private security officers being tasked as quasi-medical workers: social-distance and mask-compliance enforcers, contact […]
See Mike Gips at the Global Security Exchange (GSX)
September 17, 2021Monday Sept 27-11:30 AM-Covid-19 Reshaped the Insider Threat Problem. Have you Reshaped your Solutions? Monday Sept 27-2:00 PM-Political Extremism and Insider Threat Early Warning. Mike is […]
HOME UNBOUND: TRANSITIONING BACK TO THE OFFICE AFTER COVID
July 9, 2021Key Takeaways: 53% of workers expect to be back to the workplace full time within six months• Southerners are most ready to return; workers in the […]
Resilience, Business Continuity, and COVID-19
July 9, 2021Table of ContentsExecutive Summary and Key Takeaways . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . […]
A CSO and a sea horse walk into a bar…
April 30, 2021Last month this column looked at how humor can enhance leadership. Inspired by the book “Plato and a Platypus Walk Into a Bar: Understanding Philosophy Through […]
