Webinar: Priorities and Principles of the Data-Driven Security Discipline
Description
Business operations are increasingly threatened from new vectors where too little attention is being paid. The security discipline is transforming to meet these risks by stepping into a role where it anticipates, rather than reacts and where it leads, instead of reacting.
Mastering this Enterprise Security Risk Management framework requires security professionals to leverage new technologies, adopt new practices, justify budget priorities, and assume the vital role as the enabler of the organization’s mission.
Join Mark Folmer, ASIS International’s Senior Regional Vice President for Canada, for a fast-paced hour dealing with industry-specific challenges of today including defending security budget, aligning security and business goals, litigation management, and resource allocation. In his role as Vice President with TrackTik, Mark has frontline perspective on both the real power and the challenges at the intersection of data and physical security where the promise of better decisions and enhanced resilience is compelling.
Learning objectives for this event include:
- Be able to demonstrate the application of strategic vision and operational security initiatives where technology helps define local trends.
- Identify risks and sure wins related to automating the collection of front-line security data supporting the security professionals as a key contributor to facility life and better manage spending.
- Be ready for budget challenges with a solid business case for security projects and priorities.
- Understand how the security function can use data to better describe its essential role and contribution in the mission of any organization.
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Vice President
TrackTik
Business School Graduate, CPP and recognized by The Security Institute (MSyI), Mark Folmer, CPP, MSyI, is a mix of Security Services, Practitioner, Consultant, Workforce Software and University teacher.
After graduating in 1996 from Concordia University's John Molson School of Business with a Major in Human Resource Management and a Minor in International Business he progressed to senior management roles responsible for security service business units across Canada. In 2009 he launched a Management Consulting business focused on Physical Security for corporate clients. In 2013 he served as Senior Manager, Corporate Security at Canada's largest Telecommunications company for 5 years. Since 2011 Mark has been teaching part-time in the Security and Police studies program at the University of Montreal School of Criminology.
Mark volunteers with ASIS International as SRVP Region 6 (Canada), is a member of ASIS' Security Services Council, part of the Private Security Officer Standard Technical Committee, and the Private Security Company (PSC.1) working group.
In 2016, he became the Vice President, Security & Industry for Security Workforce Management Software company TrackTik.
