One CSO's Toolkit for Executive Communication
When Jim Mecsics, vice president of corporate security for Equifax, goes before corporate management, he's fully armed with facts, figures, research and analysis
By Daintry Duffy
April 01, 2003 — CSO — When Jim Mecsics, vice president of corporate security for Equifax, goes before corporate management, he's fully armed with facts, figures, research and analysis to make his arguments all the more compelling. Here are some of the sites that he finds particularly valuable in making a case.
American Society for Industrial Security www.asisonline.org
Centers for Disease Control, Public Health Emergency Preparedness & Response www.bt.cdc.gov
Department of Justice's Computer Crime and Intellectual Property Sectionwww.cybercrime.gov
Federal Bureau of Investigation www.fbi.gov
Federal Emergency Management Agency www.fema.gov
Homeland Defense Journal www.homelanddefensejournal.com
The International Policy Institute for Counter-Terrorism www.ict.org.il
National Infrastructure Protection Center www.nipc.gov
Overseas Security Advisory Council www.ds-osac.org
The Terrorism Research Center www.terrorism.com
Read more about executive communication in CSOonline's Executive Communication section.
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