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The CCI Debrief — An Unfiltered Conversation on Today’s Security Landscape

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In this episode of The CCI Debrief, hosts Chuck Randolph and Fred Burton are joined by Ontic's Senior Director of Threat Assessment Management Operations, Cynthia Marble. They discuss the current political violence landscape as the US elections approach, examine the implementation of California’s new workplace violence prevention law (SB 553), and share their expectations for the upcoming GSX conference. They provide valuable insights on how organizations can prepare for potential threats, emphasize the importance of workplace violence prevention, and highlight key trends and technologies to watch at GSX.

Tune in as they discuss:

  • Strategies to mitigate political violence risks in light of upcoming elections.
  • The role of security in implementing California's SB 553 workplace violence prevention law.
  • Anticipated innovations and key trends at the upcoming GSX conference.

Related Resources:

Learn more in Ontic Resources. Want to be on the podcast? Email us at podcast@ontic.co.

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In this episode of The CCI Debrief, hosts Chuck Randolph and Fred Burton are joined by Ontic's Senior Director of Threat Assessment Management Operations, Cynthia Marble. They discuss the current political violence landscape as the US elections approach, examine the implementation of California’s new workplace violence prevention law (SB 553), and share their expectations for the upcoming GSX conference. They provide valuable insights on how organizations can prepare for potential threats, emphasize the importance of workplace violence prevention, and highlight key trends and technologies to watch at GSX.

Tune in as they discuss:

  • Strategies to mitigate political violence risks in light of upcoming elections.
  • The role of security in implementing California's SB 553 workplace violence prevention law.
  • Anticipated innovations and key trends at the upcoming GSX conference.

Related Resources:

Learn more in Ontic Resources. Want to be on the podcast? Email us at podcast@ontic.co.

  continue reading

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