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Automate Fast & Win: 11 Event-Driven Automation Tasks for Enterprise DevOps Teams by Justyn Roberts

PagerDuty

Event-driven automation is a powerful approach to managing enterprise IT environments, allowing systems to automatically react to enterprise events (Observability / Monitoring / Security / Social / Machine) and reducing or removing the need for manual intervention. Guard rails can be easily added to prevent accidental overscaling.

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Reputation Management During Crisis

Bernstein Crisis Management

In order to make reputation management during crisis effective, you need to recognize the importance of balancing openness with strategic discretion. Nuanced Transparency: Full transparency isn’t always the most strategic approach, particularly in the initial stages of a crisis.

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Security Industry Association Announces 2025 SIA Women in Security Forum Power 100 Honorees

Security Industry Association

It’s inspiring to see so much activity being within companies and externally to elevate women’s voices and mentor a new generation of security leaders.

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BCM Basics: The Strategic Side of Crisis Management  

MHA Consulting

Few have given much thought to the strategic side, an oversight which can lead to costly delays and bad decisions during an emergency. In our experience at MHA, most organizations do pretty well with the tactical side of CM—writing plans to accomplish the CM priorities and executing on them when an event occurs.

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The Future of Remote Video Monitoring: Automation Powered by Artificial Intelligence

Security Industry Association

These solutions can monitor and respond to events in real time, without requiring continuous human intervention. When activity is detected, the operator must determine whether it is a delivery, a passerby, or a potential threat. For example, when a delivery person approaches, the system may request confirmation.

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Risk-Based Approach to Supply Chain Risk Management

LogisManager

By anticipating risks and planning accordingly, companies can maintain stability and reduce the impact of unforeseen events. This structured process integrates five key steps: Governance, Assessment, Mitigation, Monitoring, and Event Response. Perform: Activate response plans and notify key stakeholders.

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School Security & Active Shooter Interdiction: A Q&A With Vince Riden

Security Industry Association

It’s important to promote a safe learning environment for every student and protect the teachers, staff and visitors in our schools, and SIA appreciates the many talented security professionals who are working diligently each day to enhance the safety and security of our schools and mitigate active shooter threats.