10 tips for offsite meeting security
Keeping attendees safe, and ensuring proprietary information stays out of the public domain must be part of any solid strategy for an offsite meeting or event
Employee Protection
Employee protection - strategies, tips, and best practices for executive protection, travel safety, workplace violence prevention
Employee Protection articles
World Trade Center security and progress
Scenes from the construction of the new World Trade Center
Corporate security experts: Bin Laden death shouldn't impact business, travel plans
Caution is advised, but security advisors say business travel does not need to be canceled amid worldwide reaction to Bin Laden's death
Security stepped up around U.S. following Bin Laden news
U.S. cities beef up security efforts, American citizens warned to be cautious abroad in wake of Osama Bin Laden's death
Travel security in the Middle East and North Africa
What new security concerns now exist for international businesses amid the current political unrest in the Middle East and North African? What can organizations do to minimize risk?
What it's like to respond to a bomb threat
Fred Foster used to respond to bomb threats and now teaches organizations what to do in such situations. He shares what he's learned about why threats are made and how to deal with them.
What it's like...
Security pros recount some of the odder, scarier, and more gratifying moments in the field. A special series from the December issue of CSO Magazine.
Executive protection: Why the private sector model is broken
Executive protection detail for government officials is a world of difference from the private sector. So why are CEOs being guarded like politicians?
Artful security: Design elements that ensure security, but also emphasize style
Can security, often seen as obvious and ugly, actually be stylish and suitable for a building? Architect Rick Reeder gives us a tour of a property he designed with artful security as the goal
World Cup security: Guard labor strike was a game changer
Security expert Ty Richmond says officials have risen to challenges in the last several days. But security guards walking off the job was an unforseen blow to World Cup planners.
