Holistic Security: How to Build Effective Partnership between Physical and Cybersecurity Webinar

Criminals, terrorists and nation states are using the full range of tactics to target across physical and digital domains simultaneously. Partnership between physical and cybersecurity teams has never been more important, but only 15% have converged, and the remaining struggle to build meaningful collaboration.

Holistic Security, a report and maturity model from The Clarity Factory, offers a practical guide for security leaders to build effective partnerships, regardless of where they sit on the org chart.

During this webinar, report author Rachel Briggs OBE will outline the maturity model, key survey and interview data on physical and cybersecurity, and share best practices she came across during the research.

Learning Objectives

Upon completion, participants will be able to: 

• Identify the benefits of effective partnership between physical and cybersecurity
• Identify the challenges to effective partnership
• Understand the key elements of change management that are necessary to achieve effective partnership
• Identify areas of greatest promise to pursue partnership 
• Understand how best to communicate the benefits to cybersecurity and business colleagues

Speaker*

Rachel Briggs OBE is CEO of The Clarity Factory, which produces research, thought leadership and consultancy on corporate security and cyber security. She’s advised dozens of multinational corporations, provides benchmarking services, and regularly briefs security leadership teams.

She is author of The Business Value of Corporate Security: Sustainable commercial success through resilience, insight, and crisis leadership in a volatile world, Holistic Security: How physical and cyber security teams can join forces to strengthen operational resilience and co-author of The Business of Resilience.

She is an Associate Fellow at Chatham House and a board member of the Risk and Security Management Forum (RSMF) and the Global Center on Cooperative Security. She was Founding Executive Director of Hostage US and the first Director of Hostage International.

Rachel was awarded an OBE in 2014, received the International Security Management Association (ISMA) Outstanding Achievement Award in 2016 and was the Saturday Profile in The New York Times. She has written for many newspapers and magazines, including Financial Times, The Washington Post and Foreign Policy.

*Note: Speakers and content are subject to change without notice.

Topic: Information Security, Physical and operational security

Credit Information: Completion of this webinar is eligible for 1 CPE credit.    

Translation Captioning Available: This webinar includes AI translation captioning in English, Arabic, French, and Spanish (Latin American). The translation captioning feature is available both during the live session and for the on-demand version. You may select your preferred language in the webinar session.