Insite Risk Management

Interested in learning where your office security stands? Insite provides a clear, objective assessment of security effectiveness. Our team delivers actionable insights to strengthen what works, address vulnerabilities, and ensure long-term resilience. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/eKrmKXTK #securityAssessment #riskmanagement #workplacesafety #accesscontrol #emergencypreparedness

Max Ruzicka brings an in-depth knowledge of geopolitical events and security frameworks to his role as Analyst in Insite’s Global Security Operations Center (GSOC). Read more: https://lnkd.in/eMibcU8j

Insite Risk Management recently brought GadIntel to their office for a few days to train their analysts on OSINT and Analytical Writing. A few takeaways: ?? I miss conducting in-person training and always welcome those opportunities when possible. Connecting with analysts face-to-face makes the training more effective—it just clicks better. ?? Running a live OSINT use case and analytical writing exercises with the analysts ties everything together far better than just talking at them, demoing tools, or merely explaining writing techniques. My training philosophy is always 85-90% practical, 10-15% theoretical. ?? Intelligence training doesn’t have to be boring or stale. I work hard to ensure my sessions are interactive, engaging, and collaborative—not just me talking the whole time. I believe this creates the best learning environment and helps analysts apply these skills in their day-to-day work. A big thank you to Keely Bartram and Insite Risk Management for bringing me in and trusting GadIntel to train their analysts!

One of our guiding principles is: We May Never Be Complacent. To ensure our ability to deliver advanced security services, we invest in our people and their ongoing professional development. Recently, our entire GSOC analyst team completed training to sharpen their skills and test new tools that support the delivery of state-of-the-art Protective Intelligence. Thanks to GadIntel for the engaging and valuable training for our team. At Insite, we live our brand values. Learn more about Insite’s mission: https://lnkd.in/eC2r35qT #corporatesecurity #intelligence #OSINT

Empower your team with expert-led security training designed to enhance safety, resilience, and response readiness. Let’s build a safer, better prepared workforce together. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/enkC_nAh #SecurityTraining #RiskManagement #WorkplaceSafety #SituationalAwareness

In a world where content moves at hyperspeed, companies need resources to check facts, provide context, and utilize communications protocols that support life-safety and security. Read the full story: https://lnkd.in/ex6P7knc #corporatesecurity #riskmanagement

Insite Risk Management issued a security briefing on the impacts of radical Islamist terrorism in Europe and the U.S. It includes recommendations for appropriate security measures in light of the current climate. Read more: https://lnkd.in/e8Je5ft8 #corporatesecurity #intelligence #geopolitical #riskmanagement

Recent security events have prompted reflection on Executive Protection (EP) requirements and practices. Learn more about Insite’s EP Discussion Guide that provides a framework for the examination of executive security and supports decision-making for EP upgrades. https://lnkd.in/eE5Nzyn5 #executiveprotection #emergencypreparedness #crisismanagement #corporatesecurity

Social engineering - the age-old method of psychological manipulation used by criminals - has evolved. Relying on human behavior to succeed, social engineers are exploiting trust in innovative ways thanks to AI and technological advancements. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eJqiF9i6 #phishing #riskmanagement #corporatesecurity #socialengineering

Great article regarding the misuse of security window film in schools, misrepresented by unscrupulous dealers as being bullet resistant. The Journal reporter cited a school administrator: Schools are vulnerable to misleading claims, he said, because “a lot of people in schools who are in charge of security have no security background.” This article is a good example of the benefit independent security consultants bring to the table. We have been specifying 3M security film for many years for its forced entry resistant qualities. But you must have some idea what you’re talking about. In Tennessee, “state lawmakers struck the term “bullet-resistant film” from the state’s 2023 law after learning this year that there is no such thing.” We have been making this point for years: private security is far too complex and technical for a generalist to be expert in every aspect of the field. In New Rochelle, the school district spent more than $5m on window film that does not serve the purpose for which it was purchased, all of which could have been avoided by seeking sound advice.