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Identify the signals that matter and add business, identity, asset, location, vendor, and policy context.
Close the gaps.
Respond better.
Security threats cross departments. Your defenses should connect too. Learn a practical method for turning fragmented signals into coordinated decisions, without centralizing everything.
Cybersecurity sees a suspicious device. Physical Security holds the access records. HR knows the person’s status. A vendor owns the work order. Leadership owns the decision.
When those pieces stay separated, teams speculate, call around, and lose time. Unified Security connects the minimum context needed to improve the decision.
Before the break, you build the model. After the break, you use it to design an integration, work a live incident, and choose where to begin.
Identify the signals that matter and add business, identity, asset, location, vendor, and policy context.
Separate facts from assumptions, connect related signals, and translate the event into business impact.
Route the decision to the accountable person and coordinate action across the domains involved.
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Information security leader with more than 30 years of experience building security programs and high-performing teams across financial services, technology, and legal services.

Cybersecurity director with enterprise leadership experience and specialized expertise in physical security integration, public-safety intelligence platforms, and technical security implementation.
Hyatt Regency Austin
208 Barton Springs Road · Austin, Texas
Three hours of instruction, hands-on exercises, a live incident, and a six-sheet participant packet.
Register Now → Registration is completed through Microsoft Forms. $350. Payment instructions are on the registration form. All registrations are final. No refunds.