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Let’s Get Real About Deception—Deepfakes and Other Online Fraud

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GSX Daily: A Firsthand Security Account of the FIFA 2026 World Cup

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GSX Daily: Meet a Man Who Protects Penguins and People from Harm

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GSX Daily: Don’t Worry—New Intelligence Standards Are on the Way

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Leadership Out of Antarctica and a Sneak Peek into SM’s 2027 Calendar

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Violence Domestic and Abroad Against U.S. Workers, Supreme Court Justices, and Aid Workers

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Protecting What’s Precious: Trade Secrets, Best Practices, and Children

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World Cup Security: Keep Your Eye on the Ball

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All About Agentic AI in Corporate Security

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Crafting Examples for Better Connection in Communication

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Staffing Shortfalls in Corrections, Intelligence, and Beyond

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A Front-Row Seat to Sports Security

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What Comes Next? Future-Proofing Exercises Can Unveil Your Path Forward

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Catching Critical Security Blind Spots, From Biohazard Attacks to Investigation Resources

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How to Manage Manipulative and Disruptive Behavior at Work and in Public Spaces

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How to Proactively Manage Change in Security Technology Implementations

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GSX Daily: How New Orleans Police Leverage Engagement and Communication to Secure Mardi Gras and More

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GSX Daily: Designing a Step-by-Step Guide to Holistic School Security

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GSX Daily: Small Incivilities Pile Up in a Politically Polarized World

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How Security Can Lead Operational Resilience, Plus Reimagining Office Security

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A New Step on the Pathway to Violence, Plus Outdoor Security and Vendor Cybersecurity Management

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Executive Protection Evolves in Challenging Times

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Is Security Well-Positioned to Influence Decisions Around School System Funding and Arming Guards?

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Mission-Critical Partnerships in Protest Preparedness and Schools

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Safer Travels: Wrongful Detention, Active Assailants, and Duty of Care

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Bonus: Social Media Intelligence for Security

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Corporate Security Career Advice: Pathways, Volunteerism, and Relationship-Building

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When Considering Liability, Don’t Overlook Your Parking Lots and Incident Reports

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How a CEO’s Murder Changes Executive Protection, Plus Burnout Risks in Professional Security

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Imagination Required: Red Teams, Better Lock Design, and Helicopter Security Technology

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Confronting Assumptions Around Investigations, Modern SOCs, and Security Culture

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How Intelligence Helps Manage the Growing Tempo of Tempests

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GSX Daily: Mapping a Path to Climate-Ready Resilience

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GSX Daily: The Guest-Centric Strategy Behind the Security Team at Walt Disney World

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GSX Daily: Career Hunting? Know Your Self-Worth

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Times Are Changing: Bank Robberies, Career Transitions, and Security Lawsuits

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Bonus: What Advances in Autonomous Vehicles Mean for Security

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August 2024: Get Ahead of Crises with Teams, Derisking, and Robots

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July 2024: Fakes, Frauds, and How Preparedness Pays Off

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Bonus: What AI Means for Security Professionals

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June 2024: Preparing for Major Events, from Olympics to Active Assailant Events

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May 2024: Friendlier Security, Nastier Workplaces, and Surprising Zoo Security

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April 2024: Meeting the Moment with AI; Plus Fighting Complacency with Ongoing Security Hardening

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March 2024: The Next Evolution of Cyber Guidance, Plus How COVID Changed K-12 Behavioral Assessments

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February 2024: Ready for Naloxone? Plus, Protest Prep and Big Picture Risks to the Electric Grid

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January 2024: Ethics in Intelligence; Global Terrorism Threats; Comfort from K9s

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December 2023: China, Coupons, and Cannabis—Emerging Risks and Resources

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November 2023: Soft Skills and Technical Threats, From Communication to Drones

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October 2023: From Ex-Employee to Alumni; Cyber vs. IT; How Retail Crime Gets Organized

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GSX Daily: Where Security and Guest Services Cross-Pollinate

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GSX Daily: How the JFK Assassination Changed the World of Close Protection

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GSX Daily: Does Authenticity Outweigh Technical Knowledge During a Crisis?

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September 2023: Better Mentoring, Better Planning, Better Ethics

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August 2023: Politically Motivated Detentions, ESG, and Mobile Device Security Training Tips

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July 2023: How the Human Connection Can Make Security Fair, Forthright, and Fun

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Bonus: How Far Does Corporate Security’s Influence Reach?

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June 2023: Batteries that Burn, Culture that Protects, and Continuing Education that Rocks

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May 2023: How Does Climate Change Affect Workplace Violence Risks?

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April 2023: Leveraging Intelligence to Protect Family Offices, Religious Organizations, and More

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March 2023: Are You Ready for What’s Next? Evacuations, Resilience, and Pitching New Ideas

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February 2023: Robbery Recovery, Reputation Risks, and Supply Chain Upsets

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Bonus: Understanding the Diversity Dividend

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January 2023: What If…? Planning Ahead for Crisis Preparedness

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December 2022: The Art of Resilience—Proactive Training, Leadership, and Preparedness

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November 2022: Hone Your Threat Assessment Skills for Buy-In, Plus Travel Risk Management

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October 2022: ESG—A Board Priority and a Matter of Life and Death; Plus BEC Scams and Defenses

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GSX Daily: Using Empathetic Service to De-Escalate Scenarios

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GSX Daily: Virtual Reality—Where Science Fiction Comes Closer to Fact

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GSX Daily: How Good Hospital Security Programs Mitigate Risk While Developing ROI

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September 2022: Profit Protection in Retail, Plus Emergency Planning and More

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August 2022: Privacy Debates on College Campuses, Plus Security Career Change Guidance

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July 2022: Building Credibility and Preparedness in Local Operations; Plus Managing Digital Nomads

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June 2022: Commercial Drones in Combat, Plus Exploiting Risk for Organizational Success

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May 2022: Bias vs. Decision Making; DE&I as an Enterprise Competitive Advantage

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April 2022: The Ghost Crime of Human Trafficking; Navigating Security in the Cannabis Industry

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March 2022: Package Theft, Establishing Finish Lines, and ASIS Member Value

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February 2022: Trends in Theft, Training, and Terrorism

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January 2022: Managing Crises, From Winter Storms to Mental Health to Evacuations

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December 2021: Tough Questions on Biometrics, Security Research, and Insider Threat Assessment

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November 2021: Strategic Security for Celebrities; Organized Retail Crime; and ATM Protection

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October 2021: Spikes in Executive Threats; Navigating Virtual Onboarding; Cyber Hygiene

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SM Highlights from GSX: Building Effective Guidance for Cannabis Security

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SM Highlights at GSX: The Next Generation of Public–Private Partnerships

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SM Highlights at GSX: Training for Large Venue Security—From Sports to Politics

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September 2021: Insider Threats and Insider Care, Plus Bystander Intervention

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Bonus: The State of Jihadist Terrorism and the Situation in Afghanistan

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August 2021: Cultures of Safety, Not Surveillance; Shifts in Critical Infrastructure

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July 2021: Global Organized Crime Evolution; Integrating Community Outreach into Baseball Security

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Bonus: Variability in Cannabis Security Regulations

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June 2021: Human Trafficking Intervention; Casino Security; and Connected Devices

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May 2021: Synthetic Identity Fraud, Convergence, Global Management

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April 2021: Gender Equality in Security; De-Escalating Yourself; and Bias in Security Technology

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March 2021: Shifting the Partnership Paradigm; Active Assailant Risk for Tall Buildings

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February 2021: Understanding Ideological Violence and Domestic Abuse in the Home Office

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Bonus: Tailoring Leadership and Language to Foster DE&I

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January 2021: Managing Remotely, Reopening Las Vegas, Facial Recognition Bans

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Bonus: Background Screening Pitfalls, Security Startups, and Professional Journeys

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December 2020: New Privacy Regulations, Tailoring Travel Training, and Securing a Floating Museum

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November 2020: Remote School Security Threats, Plus Retail Loss Prevention Amid Civil Unrest

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October 2020: Election Security, Supply Chain Crime, and Building a GSOC