Scot Walker, PCI, and Carlos Francisco, CPP, both the lead professors at Corporate Security University, cover multiple security certifications and break down:

- Are they worth it

- How to choose which one

- How to use them to your advantage

- How to connect with people who have one

- The educational aspect of it

- And much more...

This is a quick review of ASIS Certifications and the most prominent certifications in the security industry.

Chris Ward joins The Corporate Security University Podcast, as we talk about the differences between the proprietary side of security and using a security vendor. We cover:

- The security leadership of both

- Vendor/Client relationships

- The risk of whom you hire

- The security culture

- And mentorship of up-and-coming security professionals

This was a fantastic conversation as we slowly try to educate, stimulate, and change the security industry!

Greg Bowman, a Regional Security Leader covering data centers in North America for the most prominent social media company in the world, explains all about the mysterious world of data centers. On this podcast we cover the growth of the data center industry, compliance, certifications, security systems, and logistics, the different types of risk, security officer training specific to data centers, and much more.

Lee Barnard, CPP, President/CEO of Jaguar Executive Services with the professors of Corporate Security University breakdown event security liabilities.

We talk about:

Take this 30-minute ride with us and let's make event security better!

Scot Walker, PCI, and Carlos Francisco, CPP, covers co-employment issues and the liabilities that come with it. Procedures, post orders, policies, training, etc., written by the hiring company to the contract guard force is a huge liability.

Rhett Weddell makes a return as Corporate Security University's special guest, as we talk about mall security, asset protection, a particular security officer, and all of the policies & procedures that are essential in any security program that deals with possible criminal escorts involving the opposite sex.

Amanda Lewis, investigations manager for the largest social media company in the world, and Scot Walker, PCI, break down what was helpful and what hurt her in her personal education about corporate security. She is honest about rejection, admitting to her own vulnerability, setting small goals, being honest with herself, setting up her resume, and truly understands that she had much to learn about corporate security.

Corporate Security University had the immense pleasure of hosting the Director of Security for one of the largest transportation and brokerage companies in the United States, Terry Owens, CPP. We spoke of the importance of soft skills and white glove service in the corporate security industry. No matter if you are transitioning into corporate security or leading a corporate security program, you must lead, learn, and partner through soft skills and always offer the white glove service.

We covered:

• Introduce yourself with a challenge coin

• How to partner in corporate security and gain a mentor

• Corporate Security Magic

• Do not use your rank and always friendship walk

• Premise liability

• Relationships with others in the industry

• Online Branding

• "So, You Want to Get into Corporate Security?" The book!

A suspect was arrested after allegedly killing a co-worker at a manufacturing plant with a baseball bat and other weapons and injuring another man. Was security at fault? The company? Were the security measures sufficient? Were there any policies or minimal standards? Scot Walker, PCI, and Carlos Francisco, CPP, cover it all and much more!

Altaf Bora, security executive and business owner, talks about where corporate security falls short for a Marine who transitioned from the military. It is hard to find the mission and purpose. He breaks down the internal competition, corporate security culture, and how he misses the military lifestyle. These are all things to consider!