With a rise in workplace violence, easy access to information and an estimated 400 million+ firearms in the United States, organizations today must take precautions to protect both their executives and employees. A recent Harvard Business Review article explores how companies can implement safety measures in the wake of increasing political and social tensions. Borrowing an assessment framework from military, law enforcement and corporate security, the article analyzes three risk factors: threat, vulnerability and consequence.
But how can organizations sift through massive amounts of data to determine which threats are credible? With limited budgets and resources, how do they manage low risks with potentially severe consequences?
Our suite of cyber-physical security solutions helps organizations categorize, anticipate and mitigate both internal and external risks. With AI-powered SOC Insights, security teams can turn physical security data into insights, generate lengthy reports in minutes and stay ahead of rising risks. And our Security AI Chatbot is trained on the latest Large Language Models (LLMs) to analyze converged data and answer your most pressing security questions in real time. When you’re ready to implement a risk-based security plan, we’re here to help.
Read the full article from Harvard Business Review here »
English