America has been dealing with a perfect storm of crises — the COVID-19 pandemic, joblessness and economic disruption, and widespread social unrest. Now, as employers
On this episode of The Prevention Podcast, we talk to Michelle Walker, the Chairman of the Construction Industry Alliance for Suicide Prevention.
October 30, 2019 When the World Economic Forum, in partnership with Marsh & McLennan Cos. and Zurich Insurance Group, released its global survey of business leaders
The Prevention Podcast: How risk managers and security officials can engage their workforce to generate actionable human intelligence on emerging risks.
On this episode of The Prevention Podcast, we get a sneak-peek at next week’s program with Joann Ugolini, Senior Director, Threat + Violence Risk Management at Hillard Heintze.
China, Russia and Iran continue a massive, orchestrated effort to steal U.S. intellectual property, particularly science and technology research from universities.
Major Issues In Cyber & Insider Threat Risk Management with President and CEO of TCecure, Tina Williams-Koroma. #BeCyberSmart #CyberAware
De-escalation techniques are critical to workplace violence prevention.
On this episode of The Prevention Podcast, Dan Verton talks to retired police Captain Michael S. D’Angelo about the unique security challenges hospitals can face when a school shooting occurs.
How do enterprises learn from travel safety and security incidents? And how do they feed those lessons back into their travel risk management programs?
Twenty-five million people are exploited in human trafficking globally. Nearly 5 million are sexually exploited. And 1 out of every 4 victims are children. Where
Nearly three quarters of all workplace assaults in the u.s., regardless of industry, occurred in health care. In fact, nurses are more likely to be
Jeanne Meserve discusses the level of risk exposure facing the election systems in Western countries and how technology can address the problem.
Geisinger Health System security manager John Oast analyzes current issues in health care security, including drug diversion; workplace violence.
On this episode of the Prevention Podcast, Dan Verton talks to Robert Bigman, the former Chief Information Security Officer at the CIA.
On this episode of The Prevention Podcast, we discuss the emerging approaches to travel risk management with Mike Kelly, vice president with AHT Insurance.
The mass shooting last week at a municipal office building in Virginia Beach was the 148th active shooter incident in the U.S. so far this
The market for active shooter training continues to become more and more crowded. But some companies are finding out the hard way that not all active shooter training programs are equal.
On this episode of The Prevention Podcast, we explore the elements of an effective active shooter training program, the importance of understanding where this type of training fits in the larger context of OSHA compliance, and how technology for reporting early warning indicators of violence is a critical missing link to the current generation of active shooter training courses.
On this episode of The Prevention Podcast, we talk to Mark Habersack, Director of Risk Management at the MGM Grand Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas.
On this episode of The Prevention Podcast, we talk to Chemical Facility Security News Editor Patrick Coyle about CFATS and the role of employee-sourced risk intelligence for the chemical sector.
On this episode of the Prevention Podcast, we’re getting an inside look at how OSHA compliance and reporting works from Gillian Egan, an Associate in the Labor & Employment Law Department of the law firm Proskauer Rose LLP.
On this episode of the Prevention Podcast, Carol Olsby, a global special expertise panelist for SHRM, offers insight into the new survey data and helps us understand how to better manage the risk of workplace violence.
LiveSafe President and CEO Carolyn Parent discusses the evolution of LiveSafe from campus safety app to enterprise risk management platform, and how she explains the role and value of prevention efforts to other chief executives.
In this episode of the Prevention Podcast, we we take you inside our thinking about big data and prevention and how it is powering innovation at LiveSafe.
In this episode of the Prevention Podcast, we explore the results of the 2019 Risk Management Trends in The Energy Sector global survey by the London-based Institute of Risk Management.
Jade Salazar on Putting Trust and Discretion Back Into Sexual Assault Reporting and the power of LiveSafe to protect companies from liability
In the 2018 season finale, we take you behind the scenes of the Threat Assessment, Prevention and Safety Act, known as the TAPS Act.
In this episode of the Prevention Podcast, we explore the complex risk environment of health care.
The focus of this paper is to outline existing challenges facing victims of sexual harassment and assault, and offer prevention strategies that can improve reporting rates, create more trust in the reporting process and lead to more accountability for perpetrators. Preventing sexual harassment and assault in the workplace is not only the right and moral thing to do, but it’s good for business as well.
The risks posed by employee theft are larger than most companies realize. Understanding how to identify the signs of embezzlement can help you develop an effective risk mitigation strategy to avoid costly losses.
Robert Liscouski is CEO of Convergent Risk Group LLC, the nation’s first Assistant Secretary for Infrastructure Protection at DHS.
Sonja Duric offers some interesting insights into what makes LiveSafe a powerful, unique capability in the safety and security risk intelligence market.
We talk with Jason Parker, the former VP of Security and Operations for the Atlanta Hawks, to learn more about the real-world challenges faced by today’s massive stadium and arena facilities.
We discuss the SAFETY Act with Akmal Ali, the former Deputy Director of the Department of Homeland Security’s SAFETY Act Implementation Office.
We talk with Brookfield’s U.S. Office Division Director of Security and Life Safety LaNile Dalcour at this year’s GSX Conference in Las Vegas.
We talk with Jim Cawley, Global Director of Corporate Security with Hearst Corporation, about how to ensure investments in security.
This paper summarizes the key takeaways for CSOs looking to utilize a collaborative, data driven approach to demonstrating the ROI on security, as well as provides tips to cultivate a prevention mindset in today’s complex and ever-changing world of risk mitigation and risk management.
In this episode, we talk with Sigma Threat Management Associates Managing Partner Dr. Gene Deisinger about having a threat management process in place.
In this episode, we talk with NYPD Comm. Ray Kelly about the state of safety and security prevention on the 17th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
The course of recent workplace incidents has elevated the conversation on whether or not employees feel safe at work. Although safety is a concept that is viewed as an afterthought for most, safety is one of the most essential needs for employees.
When Fred Smith and Barry Diller say they think they’ve found a way to reduce the increasing number of risks and threats facing businesses while simultaneously improving safety and security for millions of people around the world, smart business leaders tend to stop what they’re doing and listen.
In this special National Preparedness Month edition of The Prevention Podcast, host Dan Verton explores how and why some of the biggest names in industry, homeland security and public safety are getting behind a movement to fundamentally change how we…
LiveSafe sits down with Don L. Rondeau, the Program Executive for the TSA First Observer Plus antiterrorism awareness and training program. The First Observer Plus program has trained more than 1 million transportation professionals how to observe, assess and report …
LiveSafe talks with Virginia Tech shooting survivor Kristina Anderson about developing a culture of prevention in schools and businesses.