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In just the past few years, the security landscape has withstood significant changes driven by shifting work environments due to COVID-19 and a rise in digital and physical threats such as ransomware, IT disruptions, extreme weather, and violent attacks. This has led security professionals to reconsider the best way to maintain the safety and security of their organizations.
Old approaches no longer work with new hybridized models — when 31% of the global workforce may be virtually anywhere, they become more vulnerable to a multitude of risk factors. CSOs and other security leaders require a dynamic strategy that can protect their people, assets, and operations today while proving resilient against the ever-changing future of work.
Access Charleston will be focusing on strategies that we all can take advantage of to prevent gun violence from potentially affecting your employees, facilities, and visitors. Understanding the importance of planning, testing, and executing comprehensive violence prevention strategies will aid each of us in mitigating violent events. In addition, there are a number of practical plans we can use to identify and distinguish credible threats, while also focusing on training and appropriate security responses. We have to be vigilant.
