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Security Talk
by ASIS-Santa Barbara/Ventura
Security Talk is a podcast of the Santa Barbara/Ventura Chapter. We have interesting and insightful discussions with security professionals about a range of topics including security management strategies, crime prevention, travel risk management, insider threat, security technology, executive protection, career transition, professional development and much more. We also profile local ASIS members to hear about their achievements, challenges and lessons-learned.
Episodes
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Multiple Active Shooter Threats with Rich Kuong
Multiple incidents around the world have illustrated the risk from attacks with multiple active shooters employing small unit tactics. We have seen this play out in Mumbai in 2008, Kenya in 2013 and 2019, Paris in 2015 and many others. How does this differ from the single attacker incidents that...
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Marketing for the Security Industry
Ed Newman is a rising figure in the security industry with a career spanning over 16 years. His journey has taken him through the UK, the Middle East, and the US, where he recently held the position of Sales and Marketing Director for an international security firm. Ed founded Redcoat Media – a...
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Red Teaming Physical Security
Red teaming and penetration testing have long been a key component of cybersecurity programs, but adoption of this method in the physical security arena is less common. Our guest for the podcast James Mason discusses breaching physical security and how an adversarial approach can help prepare...
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Event Security
Events can pose significant challenges for security practitioners. In this episode we speak to Chris Sipe about how to manage those challenges effectively and secure the event. Chris Sipe served as a United States Marine and has earned BA/MS degrees from University of Dayton and Henley Putnam’s...
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Insider Threat Mitigation
Insider threat is perhaps the greatest risk to many organizations. Traditional security measures - even if they are very effective against external threats - remain vulnerable to trusted insiders. How can we address this risk? Grace Clemente gives us some great insight and valuable takeaways that...
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Social Engineering & Fake Profiles
Fake profiles are a growing concern on social media platforms from LinkedIn to Twitter. Criminals, nation states and various bad actors use them as a vector for social engineering to acquire sensitive information, perpetrate scams and spread disinformation. The growth of artificial intelligence…
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Operational Intelligence for Security Professionals
Operational intelligence is a tool that security practitioners can use to detect and avoid threats and develop more effective risk mitigation programs. Pete Morton is the Principal Consultant at Morton Executive Decisions, and a seasoned analytical intelligence and security consultant with 20+...
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Working with Cross Cultural Security Teams
Gary Stoner has over twenty years of experience in the security/law enforcement field including over five years as a U.S. Marine, 10 years as a Special Agent with the U.S. Department of State (DoS) and now head of Safety & Security for Careem (Uber subsidiary). Gary is a seasoned security...
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Key Elements of Threat Management
Nick Berberian describes some of the key elements of threat management and takes us through a fascinating case that he managed that has many learning points. Nick also discusses his development of the Incursus tool for managing threat cases and how technology can be a force multiplier for threat...
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Using Surveillance Detection Methods to Protect Your Facility
Ivor Terret is the founder and CEO of Enablement Advisors, a boutique risk management consultancy; he brings three decades of proven risk mitigation and management success at both the tactical and strategic levels. Ivor was selected as an architect, team lead, and instructor for a government…
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Communicating the Value of Security to the C-Suite
Ned Farmer is the Global Head of Intelligence & Security Programs at Transocean. He oversees all aspects of security for Transocean, a world leader in ultra-deep water and harsh environment offshore drilling. Reporting directly to senior leadership, Ned is tasked with building out a…
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Security as an Enabler
Khushal Safi is the Director of Global Safety at Northeastern University in Boston. His office supports a variety of travelers from students studying abroad to faculty members conducting research around the world. Safi talks to us about the way his team approaches global safety and security and...
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OSAC & Private Sector Security
James Weston, the Deputy Director of OSAC, the US State Department Overseas Security Advisory Council talks to us about the value of this public-private partnership. US organizations - corporations, non-governmental and faith-based group and academia - operating internationally can derive...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Security Talk is a podcast of the Santa Barbara/Ventura Chapter. We have interesting and insightful discussions with security professionals about a range of topics including security management strategies, crime prevention, travel risk management, insider threat, security technology, executive protection, career transition, professional development and much more. We also profile local ASIS members to hear about their achievements, challenges and lessons-learned.
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