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Security Management Highlights brings the security professional expert interviews and information on the most critical industry topics. Join host Chuck Harold as he interviews thought leaders and industry professionals, as well as editors from the magazine.
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February 2021: Understanding Ideological Violence and Domestic Abuse in the Home Office
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With more people spending time online than ever before, nationwide lockdowns are a golden opportunity for online radicalization and conspiracy theories. How could this affect workplace violence? Behavioral threat assessment expert Steven Crimando joins SM Highlights host Chuck Harold to break it down. Also in this month’s podcast, Michael Crane, CP…
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Bonus: Tailoring Leadership and Language to Foster DE&I
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What is driving change around inclusion in organizations? James Pogue, PhD, joins SM Highlights host Chuck Harold to discuss diversity, equity, and inclusion and how the events of 2020—civil unrest, the COVID-19 pandemic, economic instability, and racial reckonings—forced leaders to listen and act in new ways. But this has only uncovered the tip of…
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January 2021: Managing Remotely, Reopening Las Vegas, Facial Recognition Bans
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In this month’s episode of SM Highlights, Tim McCreight, CPP, discusses remote workforce management strategies and security guidance; Dave Shepherd outlines how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected operations and life across Las Vegas and the path to reopening; and Eddie Sorrells, CPP, PCI, PSP, debates facial recognition bans.…
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Bonus: Background Screening Pitfalls, Security Startups, and Professional Journeys
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In this month's bonus podcast, host Chuck Harold chats with Michael Gips, CPP, about obstacles in remote background checks; delves into the realities involved in starting a security start-up with Suzanna Alsayed; and talks with Jason Hamm on his professional journey through the security industry, including earning his CPP.…
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December 2020: New Privacy Regulations, Tailoring Travel Training, and Securing a Floating Museum
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On this month’s episode of SM Highlights, Phil Dunkelberger, CEO and president of Nok Nok Labs, joins host Chuck Harold to explain the scope and security implications of the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA). Meredith Moore of Greylake Training Solutions discusses how tailoring travel security awareness and education to employee behavior can m…
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November 2020: Remote School Security Threats, Plus Retail Loss Prevention Amid Civil Unrest
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In this month’s episode, Frank Straub of the National Police Foundation outlines the new potential warning signs of school violence amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Also, Joshua Skule and Craig Matsumoto from Allied Universal discuss retail loss prevention amid civil unrest, both in the storefront and along the supply chain.For more from this issue, rea…
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October 2020: Election Security, Supply Chain Crime, and Building a GSOC
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In this month’s episode, Adam Darrah busts election security myths; Björn Hartong, CPP, discusses supply chain crime trends during COVID-19; and Leslie Heimov revisits setting up a GSOC for a California law practice.By Holly Gilbert Stowell
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GSX+ Daily: How to Recruit and Retain Gen Z Security Professionals
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In the last GSX+ Daily podcast, we check in with Angela Osborne, PCI, PSP, and Michael Brzozowski, CPP, PSP, about what it means to be a young professional in the security field, the differences between Generation Z and other generations, and what value Gen Z professionals bring to an organization—and what they can teach their managers. Want to wat…
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GSX+ Daily: Chemical Security in a Crisis
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David Wulf and Annie Hunziker Boyer of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security join the GSX+ Daily podcast to explain the current threat of chemical terrorism—which spans physical security, cybersecurity, insider threat, nation-states, and more—and global approaches and partnerships to address that threat. Tune into GSX+ on Friday, 25 September, f…
Interested in educating the public and the media about security issues? Glenn C. Schoen, CEO of Boardroom@Crisis BV, joins today’s GSX+ Daily podcast to explain how security professionals can lend their expertise to the media as a reliable and effective resource. Want to learn more? Check out Schoen’s session at GSX+ on Friday, 25 September. Regist…
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GSX+ Daily: Community-Focused Threat Mitigation in Australia
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Codee Ludbey, CPP, principal security consultant for Tactix, joins today’s GSX+ Daily podcast to explain the Australian approach to counterterrorism and security in crowded places. Attend GSX+ on Wednesday, 23 September, to learn about budgets, risk assessments, and more in Ludbey’s session, “Protecting Crowded Places from Terrorism.”…
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GSX+ Daily: “Anger Is a Letter Short of Danger”
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Hospitals are stressful places, especially when children’s health is involved. De-escalation techniques can help security personnel reduce tension and achieve a “zero incidents” environment, says Jim Sawyer, director of security for Seattle Children’s Hospital. In today’s GSX+ Daily podcast, Sawyer shares some key tips for calming confrontations ac…
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September 2020: An Era of Mass Protest, Drug Diversion Risks, Remote Hiring, and Convergence
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SM Highlights host Chuck Harold checks in about security during mass protests and civil unrest, evolving drug diversion risks, how security firms’ hiring processes have changed during COVID-19, and Mastercard’s converged security approach.This month’s guests include Michael Center; Mark Giuffre, CPP; Chris Stuart; and Neil Parker. For more informat…
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August 2020: Uncharted Territory in School Security; Contextual Intelligence; Certification
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As schools debate how to resume classes in the fall, security professionals will need to prepare to address anxiety and behavioral challenges, according to Dr. Franci Crepeau-Hobson and Paul Timm, PSP. Also in this month’s podcast, learn about how to apply contextual intelligence to decision making and the value of certification for effective commu…
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July 2020: Intellectual Property Protection; Improving Guard Training
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In this episode of SM Highlights, Sandra Stibbards explains security hygiene basics to avoid intellectual property theft attempts, and Glen Kitteringham, CPP, breaks down active versus passive learning within security guard training programs.Read more about the topics discussed in this month’s episode online in the July issue of Security Management…
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Bonus: Fostering Innovation Within Security
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What does innovation mean in security technology? 2019 GSX Pitch Competition winner Yaron Zussman of Magos America sits down with SM Highlights host Chuck Harold to discuss the difference between invention and innovation, the benefits of disruption, and what is driving change in the industry.By Holly Gilbert Stowell
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June 2020: Hospitality Security During COVID-19; Personality Assessments for Smarter Hiring
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Host Chuck Harold talks with Erik Antons, CPP, PSP, about how the hospitality industry is adjusting its business continuity planning in response to the coronavirus pandemic; and Thomas Stutler, CPP, discusses the benefits of using personality and cognitive assessments during the employment screening process for security leaders.Read more about the …
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Leading During COVID-19: Team Resilience and Decision Fatigue
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Andre Simons and Terri Patterson of Control Risks join SM Highlights host Chuck Harold to discuss leadership practices and how to build team resilience during times of crisis—particularly during the current pandemic.Read more about personal resilience in the face of adversity in "Leadership in the COVID Crisis," available online here: https://www.a…
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Bonus: Coronavirus and Conflict—Responding to Domestic Violence and the Potential for Civil Unrest
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How are organizations obligated to protect employees from risk—particularly domestic violence—as workforces shift to working from home during the COVID-19 pandemic? Dr. James Cawood, CPP, PCI, PSP, president of Factor One, discusses the expectation of privacy, encouraging disclosure in a sensitive manner, and risk mitigation around domestic abuse. …
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May 2020: Art Crimes; AI and National Security; Security Management in the Middle East
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Thieves see art theft as a crime of opportunity, and there’s no better opportunity than when museums are closed, streets are empty, and witnesses are nowhere to be found, says Anthony Amore, director of security at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Art Museum in Boston. In this month’s SM Highlights podcast, host Chuck Harold discusses COVID-19 and art …
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April 2020 Bonus: A Deeper Look into Workplace Harassment and Culture
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“There is no safety in not having reports of harassment....That tells you only that you haven't had to do any internal investigations,” says U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) Commissioner Victoria Lipnic. “Be mindful of the fact that so few people are willing to report it.... They do not report it because they’re afraid to.” How d…
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April 2020: Cultures of Workplace Harassment; Cultivating Stronger Security First Impressions
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In this month’s podcast, Victoria Lipnic, U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) Commissioner, discusses how to create a workplace culture that prevents sexual harassment, being aware of “superstar harassers,” and not falling into the trap that the #MeToo Movement is over. Also, Burke Sigurdur Brownfeld, Director of Security and Global…
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March 2020: What I’ve Learned – Always Ask for a Seat at the Table
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In this special edition of SM Highlights, Inge Huijbrechts shares her leadership philosophy and career path—from sailing around the world to serving as the global senior vice president for responsible business and safety and security for Radisson Hotel Group. Learn how networking, reflection, respect, and team diversity can influence leadership suc…
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March 2020: Pandemic Preparedness; National Security; and the Value of Certification
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In this month’s episode of Security Management Highlights, host Chuck Harold talks with Jerry Hauer about global COVID-19 preparedness and response; SM Senior Content Manager Mark Tarallo shares a terrorism update; and Elizabeth Dumbaugh, CPP, explains how ASIS certification played a role in her transition from the U.S. military to the private sect…
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February 2020: Wildfire Response; Drone Detection; Coaching Future Leaders
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In this month’s SM Highlights podcast, Rinske Geerlings explains how the Australian wildfires are affecting business continuity; James Acevedo, CPP, discusses drone identification challenges; and John Torres outlines why the best managers are those who coach and develop their team’s talents.By Holly Gilbert Stowell
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January 2020: Credential Theft, The Value of Innovation, and Insider Threats in Food Production
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In this month’s edition of Security Management highlights, Tonia Dudley, CISSP, explains the dangers in relying solely on SMS-based two-factor authentication, Doug Powell, CPP, PSP, discusses the value of innovation and adaptability in security, and Frank Pisciotta outlines how insider threats affect food defense efforts.…
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December 2019 Bonus: The State of Security Convergence
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In this bonus episode of Security Management Highlights, explore the difference between integration and convergence; learn about holistic security strategies, budgets, and leadership; and examine the current state of security convergence across industries and organization size with host Chuck Harold and former ASIS Chief Global Knowledge Officer Mi…
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December 2019: The Effects of Social Media on Bullying and Hospitality Security
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Dr. Amanda Nickerson explains the power imbalance behind bullying and how social media has complicated bullying prevention and response. Social media is also strongly impacting the hospitality industry—both for the guest experience and for security. Kelly Klatt, CPP, explains how security professionals are leveraging social media for investigations…
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November 2019: What I’ve Learned – Turning Setbacks into Benefits
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True mentoring is like looking into an acorn and seeing the oak tree it could become, and then helping it grow, says forensic psychologist and threat management expert George L. Vergolias, Psy.D. from R3 Continuum. In this bonus SM podcast from the ASIS Mentoring Committee, Vergolias shares his experiences on multiyear career trajectories, leadersh…
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November 2019: The Opioid Crisis in the Workplace, Plus Security Research and ESRM
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The impact and the cost of the opioid crisis in the workplace can be tremendous—what does this mean for security? Mark Giuffre, CPP, explains. Also in this month’s episode, how to leverage scientific research for security decision making and how ESRM can bridge the gaps between cyber and physical security teams.…
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October 2019: Designing Security with CPTED, Plus Entertainment Security
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How does the new screening center at the Washington Monument enable security without compromising visitors’ experiences? Jill Cavanaugh of Beyer Blinder Belle Architects and Planners in Washington D.C. breaks it down. Plus, Stevan Bernard and SM Highlights host Chuck Harold discuss the state of security in the entertainment industry—from piracy to …
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September 2019: Adaptable Leadership, Foreign Fighters, and Retail Security
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Can security leaders learn adaptability? SM Highlights host Chuck Harold sits down with Bill Cottringer to learn more about leadership, social skills, and communication styles. Also in this episode: Scott Stewart on the threat of foreign fighters returning home and Alan Greggo, CPP, CFE, on retail security resources and best practices.…
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August 2019: What I’ve Learned – Honest Leadership and Lifelong Learning
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Cathy Lanier, the senior vice president of security for the National Football League (NFL) and former Washington, D.C., chief of police, discusses lifelong learning, mentorship, and honest leadership in this bonus SM podcast, part of a special series on management and leadership from the ASIS Mentoring Committee, part of the ASIS Professional Devel…
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August 2019: Rethinking Business Continuity, Plus Transnational Cybercrime
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August 2019: Rethinking Business Continuity, Plus Transnational Cybercrime by Holly Gilbert StowellBy Holly Gilbert Stowell
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BONUS: Culture and Resiliency in Security
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Malcolm Reid, CPP, explains how security professionals can embed resiliency within the culture of the organization to remain adaptive, robust, and agile.By Holly Gilbert Stowell
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July 2019: Border Security Burnout, Plus Modern Management
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Jason Piccolo, CPP, stops by to discuss hiring and retention crises for border patrol agents and what surprising change can be made to help mitigate burn out. Also, Mark Tarallo of Security Management discusses modern leadership qualities.By Holly Gilbert Stowell
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June 2019: Hospitals and Hurricanes, Plus Executive Protection Assessments
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How do hospitals handle hurricanes? Keith McGlenn, CPP, CHPA, stops by Security Management Highlights to discuss how Houston healthcare organizations subscribe to a philosophy of preparedness. Plus, Wesley Bull of Sentinel Resource Group outlines potential conflicts of interest and entanglement risk in executive protection programs.…
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May 2019: Building an Enterprise Security Program, Plus GDPR Fines
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When building a global security program, flexibility is the secret sauce, says Don Taussig, CPP, director of global security services at Land O’Lakes, Inc. Plus, Andrea Limbago, chief social scientist at Virtu, stops by to break down GDPR regulations, loopholes, fines, and how U.S. data privacy regulations compare. All this and more in this month's…
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April 2019: What I’ve Learned – Security Leadership & The Art of Influence
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“Focus on influencing. Because oftentimes what we’re doing, especially in the CSO role, is we are leading leaders.” Joe Olivarez, VP, global security for Jacobs Engineering, discusses leadership and career paths with host Chuck Harold in a special bonus SM Podcast, brought to you by the ASIS Mentoring Committee.…
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April 2019: School Security After Parkland, Plus Proactive Surveillance Tools
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A year after the Parkland shooting, school security remains an ongoing challenge that can’t be solved with legislation and technology alone, says Jason Destein, chairman of the ASIS International School Safety and Security Council. Eddie Sorrells, CPP, PCI, PSP, stops by to explain how security leaders can use surveillance as a proactive tool, not …
March cover story author Steven Crimando stops by to break down the rising threat of Incels and how to recognize people on the path to violence. Plus, James Morris, CPP, discusses the benefits of certification and starting the first ASIS International chapter in Ghana.By Holly Gilbert Stowell
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February 2019: What I've Learned - Mentoring
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Host Chuck Harold talks with Basil Steele about his long tenure in security engineering at SANDIA National Labs. Steele offers advice for thriving in a meaningful career for more than three decades. The February podcast also includes the first of a special series on management and leadership from the ASIS Mentoring Committee, part of the ASIS Profe…
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January 2019: ASIS Book of the Year, Plus School Resource Officers
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ASIS Book of the Year author Steve Van Till, president and CEO of Brivo, stops by to discuss his award-winning book. Plus, school security with Mo Canady, executive director of the National Association of School Resource Officers.By Holly Gilbert Stowell
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December 2018: Cultural Properties Security, Plus Self-Management Skills
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Securing art in unusual spaces with Robert Carotenuto, CPP, PCI, PSP, associate vice president for security at The New York Botanical Garden. Plus, Senior Editor Mark Tarallo stops by to explain how to be a better self-manager.By Holly Gilbert Stowell
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NOVEMBER 2018: Network for U.S. First Responders, Plus Cyberattacks on Critical Infrastructure
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A network for U.S. first responders was designed to improve communications during emergencies. National Security editor Lilly Chapa stops by to discuss the effectiveness of FirstNet, and whether it’s being adopted. Plus, Recent cyberattacks on U.S. critical infrastructure have alarmed officials, but government-driven solutions may not go far enough…
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October 2018: Security Awareness, Stopping Port Threats, Plus a Member Spotlight
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Dave Aflalo, CPP, with GM Financial shares more on building a corporate security awareness program. A massive port in London turns to a situational awareness platform to stop theft and other threats. Plus a member spotlight from GSX 2018 with Mark Folmer, CPP, with TrackTik.By Holly Gilbert Stowell
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BONUS: Drones - Security and Beyond, with Marco Rubin, Center for Innovative Technology
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Marco Rubin, senior investment director at the Center for Innovative Technology, shares insights on the latest in drones and unmanned systems technologyies including how start-ups are championing innovation in the space, as well as counter-drone systems.By Holly Gilbert Stowell
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September 2018: Elections Cybersecurity, Biothreats, plus Drones Security
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Experts question the cybersecurity of U.S. elections infrastructure. Biological advances could give threat actors an advantage. Plus, the latest trends and challenges in drone security with Marco Rubin from the Center for Innovative Technology.By Holly Gilbert Stowell
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BONUS: Project Management with Nicolas D'Agostino, PMP, PSP, extended version
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Nicolas D'Agostino of D'Agostino and Associates discusses his August article, "Five Not-So-Easy Pieces," which outlines the project management process for security practitioners.By Holly Gilbert Stowell
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August 2018: Federal Cybersecurity, Occupational Fraud, and Project Management
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DHS releases cybersecurity guidance for the federal government, new reports show occupational fraud is costing companies billions, plus project management best practices for security professionals with Nicholas D'Agostino, PMP, PSP. For an extended version of the conversation with D'Agostino, be on the lookout for a BONUS podcast later this month.…
