Kevin McQuade 

During the last several years, we have seen many companies expanding within their own organization or through mergers and acquisitions. Growth of any kind challenges the expansion of systems utilized within the company or organization, such as network infrastructure, payroll systems, and other technology. One area that is always a challenge is the security systems that protect the organization. Card access and digital video systems manufactured today are designed so that they can grow exponentially as the company grows. The question is how to implement and oversee the installations of these systems at a regional, national, or global level.

Billy Green  

Twice during the past decade and a half, the specter of pandemic has been a cause for prudent worry in the public health sector, among business continuity planners, and certainly within the security community. Security professionals would not be tasked with reducing the impact upon the public or generally with providing for the continuity of operation for a large corporation, campus, or agency. The security manager and planner would, however, be responsible for planning and implementing contingency security operations in the face of epidemic conditions or pandemic threat.