Security and Risk Management
Physical Security as a Strategic Enabler of Growth
Managing risk has never been more essential to stability and sustainability In today’s fast-paced and increasingly interconnected world, physical security has become more critical than ever. A 2023 “World Security Report” from a major security provider revealed a staggering statistic: Large global businesses reported losing $1 trillion in revenue in 2022, alone, as a result…
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IT, Cybersecurity and Physical Security: A Personal Experience Over the Last 15 Years
Foundation in Unified and Integrated Systems I always thought I would end up working with my dad’s company, but I never realized just how much I would grow to love the industry. For over a decade, I had the invaluable opportunity to learn firsthand from my father, Cesar Esquivel, as he built Cesar and Sons…
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Security Convergence in 2024: Best Practices and Challenges for Corporate Security Teams
Why Open Source Intelligence Needs to Be Part of Your Risk Awareness Strategy
Summary: Open-source intelligence (OSINT) is a critical part of your risk profile. Properly assimilated and used, this intelligence can be extremely useful to your organization in recognizing threats and risks proactively and helping to protect lives (people), assets (buildings and fleets), operational continuity (business resilience) and reputation (brand). Retrospective: If you are 40 years or…
Keep Reading »How Uber Is Scaling Enterprise Risk Management at the Speed of Global Transportation
SIA EDUCATION@ISC WEST 2020 COURSE DESCRIPTION:
Leveraging the power of its platform, learn how Uber navigates a challenging security landscape by utilizing technology and other means to enable the business, secure company assets, foster diversity and ensure the safety of riders and drivers across the world. Hear how Uber has experienced real changes in its service operations requiring the company to quickly adapt to meet the needs of its customers in new areas of mobility and food delivery – and what this means for security and risk management. In addition, you’ll learn how Uber has pivoted to ensure business continuity amid the current global pandemic, and how Uber is delivering a corporate response to support social justice and becoming a driver of positive change.
Presenter: Charles Burns, Global Head of Security Engagement, Uber
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