In the corporate world, there’s been a lot of talk about silos. There are even books and courses on the dangers of siloing. Corporate security is no exception. Practitioners tend to speak the same language, think the same way, react in a similar manner, and use the same tools and methods. Being outside of that silo allows you to learn different parts of the organization and expose yourself to ideas you may not otherwise have thought of when you were dealing with your peers in the security realm.
Address Corporate Security Challenges with Web Intelligence
In this report, you’ll learn:
- How the Government of Canada Intelligence Cycle can be applied to overcome common corporate security challenges
- How to apply actionable intelligence across the entire organization to show that corporate security is more than just a cost center.
- Key Elements of an Open Source Program to drive proactive OSINT collection and investigation.
A real sign of corporate maturity is to have two dynamics at play. The first is humility on the part of the corporate security professional saying, “I need to learn what you do and how you do it”. The second is the cancellation of assumptions from the executive team enough to say, “you are protecting us, here is how we do things.”