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• An Archive Featuring Our Team
• Press Release

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Books

• Corporate Investigations for Non Security Professionals
• by John Thompson
• Measures and Metrics in Corporate Security
• by George Campbell

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Audio Conferences

• Costing out Security: How to Figure the Real Cost of Security in Your Organization
• with Dick Lefler (Aug 2006)
• Employing High-Impact Metrics in Your Corporate Security Department
• with George Campbell and Dick Lefler

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Podcasts

• How to Connect With Metrics
• Interview with George Campbell (Oct 2006)
• On Corporate Aircraft and Security Protection
• Interview with Randy Uzzell (Nov 2005)
• On the New York Subway Scare
• Interview with Dick Lefler (Oct 2005)
• When faced with threats
• Interview with Dick Lefler (Oct 2005)
• The Fine Art of Constructive Worrying
• Interview with Dick Lefler (Sep 2005)

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Articles

• How to Use Metrics
• By George Campbell (Aug 2006)
• What you can do to stop terrorism
• By Randy Uzzell (Sep 2005)

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Tools

• Examples and Explanations for Demonstrating How Security Adds Value to Business
  
• Laws and Regulations
  
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• Government Links
  

George K. Campbell, CSO Executive Council Emeritus Faculty Member and former Chief Security Officer at Fidelity Investments is author of the ground-breaking book, MEASURES and METRICS in CORPORATE SECURITY

The risk environment has changed significantly over the past 30 years with shocking wake-up calls to CEOs, Boards and shareholders. Campbell, an industry leader with over 30 years of executive level security experience, takes the reader through the range of security measures and metrics options, deciding on the most significant data and how best, and to whom, to present it.

This is a workbook intended to stimulate thought on what might be effective within your unique environment and guides the reader to develop their metrics program. Measures and Metrics is more than a "how to"; it's about managing the security organization and aligning it with the business goals. With a background covering information security, disaster recovery planning, due diligence, criminal investigations, fraud prevention, property protection and security systems engineering, Campbell comes well-equipped to discuss the metrics and measurements that make up a successful security program.

In this book he puts forth solid answers to the question, “Why security metrics?” At the same time he provides examples for addressing company-wide security concerns. This book contains useful information for both the public and private sectors, the new and experienced CSO, CISO, risk manager, auditor or executive with security responsibility as well as MBA and advanced security degree students.

Intended Audiences:
- Security Professionals
- Compliance Professionals
- Corporate General Counsel
- Sr. Corporate Executives
- Internal and External
- Auditors
- Ethics Officers
- Risk Management Professionals
- College-level Professors/Instructors of Security-related Curricula
- Students