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It was a privilege to share the stage at Carlisle Support Services’s Innovation Lab 2024 with Nigel Brown LCGI Dip.CSMP M.ISMI CCMP MSyl, Stephen McCormick, Daniel Garnham and our host Adrian White. Between them, decades of experience in safeguarding the public and working closely with security operatives on the frontline. It was also heartening to hear common themes echoing from us all on the Lab Stage yesterday afternoon. We all believe that investing in people is what will keep the private security industry relevant in the coming years, by ensuring that: - we become more agile by adapting our recruitment and selection processes; tailoring them to the changes in people/technology trends e.g. flexible working patterns, the use of mobile phone technology, embracing the potential efficiencies that AI offers  - from entry level and beyond, all security operatives are offered continued professional development throughout their career with a clear professional pathway  - the security training on offer is fit for purpose in the ever changing geo/political landscape  - we always advocate for the use of inclusive practices when dealing with issues relating to culture, heritage, gender, sexuality, ability, mental health and neurodiversity  - the industry prioritises the safeguarding of women, girls and other vulnerable and/or marginalised groups #Innovationlab2024 #nextgenerationleaders #privatesecurity #womeninsecurity

When Spotter first came on the scene over 15 years ago, it was by developing, designing and manufacturing the world's first solid state, Compact Surveillance Radar (CSR). The SOCOM community entrusted us with this task which ultimately prevented harm to our war fighters in Iraq, Afghanistan and many other hotspots in the world, and continues to this day. Since then many others have come on the scene and we welcome our competitors echoing our technology as it makes the industry stronger and helps prevent more harm, which is ultimately our mission and always has been. Others unfortunately have chosen a less honorable way, even attempting to compromise our IP in order to enter the race on a horse by a different color. Which brings me to my point. Protecting your assets also means protecting YOUR IP as sensitive and proprietary information is needed in order to do so effectively. At Spotter we take that responsibility extremely seriously. When selecting a vendor I would encourage you to do your due diligence and consider the following. 1. How long have they been in business? 2. What's their background? 3. Who else are they going to share your IP with? 4. What measures do they have in place to protect your IP? In this ever changing world we are all faced with more security challenges every day. We need to work together to meet those challenges. At Spotter, our Mission is to Prevent Harm to our War Fighters, to Critical Infrastructure and yes, your IP! Come meet the team during GSX in Orlando next week and let's have a talk about how together we can best protect what matters to you

Robert Steele's work on 5GW focused on the modern manifestations of these techniques, particularly in the context of cyber warfare, information warfare, and hybrid warfare. His concept of 5GW emphasized the use of non-kinetic methods to achieve strategic objectives, often through the manipulation of information and perception.While it is true that these techniques have been used by colonial and imperial powers in the past, Steele's work highlighted their continued relevance and evolution in the digital age. His concept of 5GW aimed to provide a framework for understanding and addressing these modern forms of warfare, which often blur the lines between war and peace and involve a wide range of actors, including state and non-state actors. #5GW

The 2024 Eastern Defense Summit will be held December 11th - 12th, in Charleston, SC. Early Bird Pricing ends October 25th. Register today and share with your industry partners. https://lnkd.in/er47JUDY The Eastern Defense Summit, formerly known as the annual CDCA Defense Summit, is one of the largest defense-focused events on the East Coast, bringing thousands of government, military, academia, and industry leaders together to better understand and address today’s challenges and threats within our defense industry. The summit’s theme, “Collaborating on actionable solutions for our nation’s pacing threats” highlights the growing strategic threats to the United States and highlights the necessity to envision near-term solutions to such challenges. The Eastern Defense Summit serves as a mechanism for defense industry leaders to collaborate on innovative solutions to enhance interoperability across defense assets. By presenting exhibits, demonstrations, keynote addresses, innovation spotlights, and high energy tech exchanges, the Summit provides an opportunity for all representatives to form workforce partnerships that result in a national defense tactical edge no foreign adversary can match. The Eastern Defense Summit will be in-person only at the Charleston Area Convention Center in North Charleston, SC. The Innovation Pitch Jam will remain a keystone event of the Eastern Defense Summit in December. For general information, contact us at the emails listed below. Summit Information:summit@charlestondca.org Registration Information:cdcaregistration@spargoinc.com Exhibit/Sponsor Information:sponsors@charlestondca.org #EDS #EasternDefenseSummit #CharlestonDCA #CharlestonSC #Charleston #DefenseSummit #CDCA #Defense #DefenseIndustry #Tech #Cyber

Connectivity issues are creating challenges across the military, highlighting the need for the Department of Defense and industry partners to collaborate on a strategic approach.📶 Learn more about current issues and potential solutions to create a more connected battlespace:

JOIN US... JOIN THE FIGHT on February 16th. Everything begins and ends with discovering, identifying, marking, AND then protecting CUI. What is CUI? CUI Media may include or provide access to a document, representations of, or enable the ability to access or reproduce a part, item, product, audible information, visual information, or accurate representation of the fit, form, or function, service, or any other method of conveying qualifying information within a CUI category according to the CUI Registry. "Engineering drawings, engineering data and associated lists, standards, specifications, technical manuals, technical reports, technical orders, blueprints, plans, instructions, computer software and documentation, catalog-item identifications, data sets, studies and analyses, and other technical information that can be used or adapted for use to design, engineer, produce, manufacture, operate, repair, overhaul, or reproduce any military or space equipment or technology concerning such equipment." Source(s): FIPS 200 under MEDIA Source  32CFR § 2002, CUI Registry; ISOO CUI Notices; DoDi 8582.01; DoDi 5200.48; DoDi 5230.24; and DoDi 5230.25  (Adapted for Use), DoD CUI Marking Guide, and NIST SP 800-171 rev.2 Protect our Warfighters...like they protect me and you.

Larry is on of the most remarkable people I have ever had the privilege and honor of knowing. I highly recommend this book!

Learn about the importance of defining roles within a security team to enable decisive action when –not if– an incident occurs. Read The Art of Defense, inspired by the wisdom offered in Sun Tzu’s Art of War: https://cs.co/6044qtXTg