What does it take to lead one of the most influential organizations in global security management? Join us in this episode as Chuck sits down with new ASIS CEO, Bill Tenney. From his origins in naval intelligence to navigating corporate and nonprofit leadership, Bill shares his remarkable career highlights and the guiding principles that have driven his success. Discover his vision for ASIS, the importance of mission-driven teamwork, and how AI and collaboration are shaping the future of security. 

You'll learn:

• How mission and continuous learning drive effective leadership in security management
• Bill's plans for ASIS and its global impact on advancing the security profession
• Insights into utilizing collaboration and technology (AI, data, and more) to enhance organizational resilience

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Supervisory Special Agent and Executive Director of OSAC, Jerry Tavares, joins to share his remarkable career experiences in diplomatic security. From driving Secretary Colin Powell’s limo to managing high-risk missions in Baghdad and spearheading security modernization efforts, Jerry offers fascinating insights into protecting U.S. interests across the globe. He also highlights OSAC’s pivotal role in fostering public-private collaboration for risk management and securing American diplomacy and business. What you'll learn: 

• Tavares' extraordinary career path in diplomatic security, including his leadership roles in high-threat environments 
• How OSAC fosters global collaboration between public and private sectors to manage complex security risks 
• Why the future of security partnerships relies on networking, innovation, and leveraging advanced technologies 

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How do you prepare for both the expected and the unexpected in corporate security? Join Chuck Randolph, Cindy Marble, and Fred Burton in this roundtable discussion as they explore risk management strategies for natural disasters, critical incidents, and rising threats in 2025. This conversation is packed with insights to help you enhance preparedness, ensure safety, and maintain balance without drifting into paranoia. What you'll learn: 

• Why weather and natural disasters should be key components of your threat assessments
• How to foster vigilance without creating a culture of fear in your organization
• The importance of Connected Intelligence and collaboration in modern security strategies

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Join us on this episode of the Connected Intelligence Podcast as Jacob Valdez, Director of Global Security and Operations Center (GSOC) at Applied Materials, shares his transition from the U.S. State Department to corporate security. Jacob dives into navigating complex global structures, implementing enterprise-wide solutions, and the journey to converging physical and cybersecurity. He also offers practical advice for leaders on overcoming challenges and building resilient security operations.

You’ll learn:

• Strategies for transitioning from government roles to corporate environments 
• The steps to effectively integrate and scale security solutions across enterprises 
• The evolving role of cybersecurity and its convergence with physical security

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This episode dives into the assassination of UnitedHealthcare's CEO and its implications for the future of executive protection. Teneo COO Jonathan Wackrow examines how this event highlights vulnerabilities in corporate security strategies and stresses the importance of proactive measures. Tune in to explore how businesses can adapt to an increasingly complex threat landscape.

What you'll learn:

• The real-life lessons learned from recent executive protection events
• Strategies to identify and address gaps in modern protection programs
• The role of intelligence and technology in evolving corporate security frameworks

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Join Manish Mehta as he sits down with security strategist and risk advisor, Munish Walther-Puri to explore the evolving landscape of insider risk. This episode dives deep into the complexities of hybrid work environments, the blurred boundaries between personal and professional devices, and the importance of balancing security with employee privacy. Tune in for actionable insights and cutting-edge strategies for managing risks in today's interconnected ecosystems.

• How hybrid work and "bring-your-own-device" practices are reshaping insider risk management
• Practical frameworks to balance insider threat monitoring with employee privacy and ethical considerations
• How emerging technologies like AI are transforming insider risk detection and mitigation strategies

• MITRE Center for Threat-Informed Defense
• INSA categorization of insider threats
• CISA’s guide to insider threat mitigation

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What does it take to create a truly safe workplace? On this episode of the Connected Intelligence Podcast, Chuck sits down with Hector Alvarez, a nationally recognized expert in workplace violence prevention. With over 30 years of experience, Hector offers clear, actionable strategies for implementing proactive workplace safety measures.

What you'll learn: 

• How practical experience and analytics combine for effective threat management 
• Tips for fostering a culture where employees feel comfortable voicing concerns 
• How California’s Senate Bill 553 is changing the definition of workplace violence 

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• What Happens Afterward? How Capital One’s Care Team Addresses the Aftermath of an Incident
• The Story Behind The WAVR-21 — Assessing Targeted Workplace Violence
• The Patterns Behind Mass Shootings and the Creation of The Violence Project

Join Fred Burton as he interviews Niall Herlehy, Visa’s lead for Protective Intelligence, about building world-class Global Security Operations Centers (GSOCs). Learn how forward-thinking companies like Visa are addressing complex threats and protecting their teams in an unpredictable world. This episode dives into practical advice and actionable strategies for professionals building or optimizing their security programs.

You'll learn:

• How GSOCs have evolved to meet modern security challenges
• Best practices for managing critical intelligence and stakeholder relationships
• Tips for starting and scaling GSOCs using benchmarking and collaboration

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Fred Burton speaks with Robin Welch-Stearns about understanding the true extent of insider risk for modern corporate security teams. Robin shares her insights from her time at the CIA and Google, highlighting the differences between insider risk in public and private sectors. She discusses the importance of creating a comprehensive approach to managing insider threats by understanding the motivations behind them, using data analytics, and fostering collaboration between cybersecurity and physical security teams. You'll learn: 

• Differences in insider risks between public and private sectors, and common forms these risks take within organizations 
• Strategies and frameworks for detecting and preventing insider threats, emphasizing data analytics and employee training 
• Psychological factors and motivations behind insider threats, and the opportunities and challenges AI presents in managing these risks 

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Mike Smith explores the intricate balance between safeguarding personal privacy and ensuring robust security measures within organizations. His discussion with Fred covers the strategies for developing an effective insider risk program that both anticipates threats and respects individual rights. Through expert insights and real-world examples, you'll gain a comprehensive understanding of how to navigate this delicate yet crucial terrain.

You'll learn:

• Key strategies for balancing privacy concerns with security needs
• The components that make an insider risk program effective
• How to implement ethical practices that protect both the organization and its individuals

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