The protection of an organization's assets must be an integral part of its overall business strategy. In tight economic times, companies supposedly can't afford risk assessments; but these are exactly the times when they're most needed. Many businesses do not have the proprietary expertise to objectively assess their security vulnerabilities; they need outside assistance. A risk assessment conducted without a professional security practitioner is like a medical diagnosis conducted without a licensed physician.
Maximizing value and profit is not only a function of promoting the sale of goods or services; it is also a function of asset protection.
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Back in December 2008 I attended a professional taught by Larry Danaher - a very respected law enforcement/security professional who said that both professions were becoming even more technological in size and scope, and a vocation and more industry. This article bears that out. I wish more individual involved in the profession had more people skills that relied less on technology. Great Website!
Kevin Hall
Louisville Police Department
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