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Event Security, Executive Protection, GSOC, Insider Threat, Intelligence and Analysis, Investigations, Risk Management, Travel, Uniform Security, Workplace Violence and more.
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Some Security Operations Centers gather a large quantity of information from a multitude of sources. This Security Barometer quick poll is examining whether the organization is effectively using the full capabilities of their SOC/GSOC.
Overemployed workers aren't just doing side hustles or moonlighting gigs. They're collecting full-time pay and benefits for different positions at different organizations at the same time. This is not just a matter of ethics.
A risk assessment is among the first steps in all risk frameworks, standards and guidelines. In this video we'll discuss how to conduct a comprehensive risk assessment according to one of those standards - ISO 31000 - and how SEC Collective Knowledge can help along the way.
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