Managing Increased Cyber-Physical Threats in a Hyperconnected World

In today's world, fraught with social, economic, and geopolitical unrest, almost 50% of ASIS security leaders report an increase in physical security threats and incidents at their organization over last year. Recent cyber-physical incidents have revealed that most physical threat events were planned online—in dark web forums, chat rooms and even in public social channels.

Yet cyber and physical security teams remain siloed—most don’t interact with each other frequently or have the tools needed to effectively defend against these hybrid threats.

What about your organization?

In partnership with ASIS International, Constella surveyed 300+ ASIS security leaders to understand:

• Top security risks they face across their organization
• Top security concerns & priorities for 2022/23
• What tools are used to defend against cyber-physical threats

Join us for a live webinar on Wednesday, November 3 at 11:00am EST, where we showcase key findings and insights from the recently conducted ASIS security survey and offer pro tips and tools to help better protect your organization from cyber-physical threats.

This is a can’t-miss event for security leaders like you. Register now to save your spot!

Speakers*

Dan Mathews
Director, Worldwide Solutions Engineering

Dan Mathews brings over 20 years’ experience in the security industry to his role as Director, Worldwide Solutions Engineering, at Constella Intelligence. He has served in various technical, marketing, and advisory capacity at former companies including UUNET, MCI, Verizon, Cybertrust and SecureWorks. Most recently, Dan led the global sales engineering team at Lastline for five years, through a successful acquisition by VMWare. Dan is based in Dallas-Ft. Worth, Texas.

Jonathan Nelson
Director, Risk Intelligence

As Director of Risk Intelligence at Constella Intelligence, Jonathan Nelson is responsible for managing a diverse portfolio of public and private institutional clients, enabling an understanding of emerging risk vectors across the digital ecosystem. Jonathan has led numerous digital intelligence initiatives focused on understanding influence operations and hybrid information threats alongside global media partners like the Washington Post, the Financial Times, the Wall Street Journal, and Reuters, multilateral institutions like the UNDP and the European Commission. Jonathan is a Fulbright scholar and holds a BA in International Studies and Global Economic Development, an MSc in International Management, and an MA in Visual & Digital Media. Jonathan is also a recent alumnus of the Aspen Institute’s Tech & Society program and the Fundación Rafael del Pino’s Workshop on the Future of Government at the University of Oxford.