SEMINAR INTERVIEWS

Philip S. Deming explains the ASIS Foundation's Business Watch Program. The Department of Justice funded project seeks to create neighborhood watch-like programs for private security professionals.

Shawn Flaugher weighs whether the security industry should embrace social media, such as blogs and social networking tools. Fear not, he's no Luddite.

Gavriel Schneider talks VIP protection in Third Word countries and the illusion of safety many businessmen cultivate when traveling.

Jim Lukaszewski explains how hungry security professionals can develop a strategic mindset and gain the executive's ear.

Jon McDowall, CFE, PCI, CIFI, CII, talks about the threat of Web-based and insider fraud during hard times.

Brian Reich, CPP, discusses how private security can be a force multiplier in the nation's effort to protect missing and exploited children.

Jim Francis, CPP, CFSO, talks about building security into the new Yankee Stadium in New York City.

Roger Warwick, CPP, explains why standards are good for private security professionals and tells Security Management why security practitioners need to abandon the military mindset.

Mike Kolatski, CPP, MAS, CIPS, argues private security professionals are nothing like the Paul Blart, Mall Cop-stereotype.

Senior security consultant James R. Black, CPP, PSP, CSC, explains how companies can stretch their security dollars in a sinking economy.