Charges against Parkland school officer unwarranted, misguided. What would you have done?
Originally published in USA Today By Phillip Hayden Everyone loves a hero. The selfless cowboy, soldier or cop who puts his life on the line…
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Active shooter training fails because it relies on fear
Originally published in The Hill By Jason Perry The first time I held a training session on active shooters, people were crying and walking out…
The special counsel was a mistake that only divided us
Originally published in The Denver Post By Dave Dodson The morning after Attorney General William Barr issued his summary of special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation,…
To head off mass shootings, we need better technology — not less
Originally published by CNN By Charlene Li In the wake of the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting last month, and more recently the Thousand Oaks, California shooting,…
The changing face of security is one you no longer see
Originally published in The Hill By Bart Brown As religious and business leaders review security plans in the wake of the Tree of Life synagogue…
How Technology is Transforming Value-Based Care
Originally published in Radiology Today By Peter Lafferty, MD As the radiology industry consolidates and the health care world moves to a value-based model, radiology…
Worried About Your Data Privacy? Blockchain Could Help
Originally published in Fortune By Shawn Owen Facebook (FB, -19.05%) could unwittingly be the world’s best advertisement for blockchain. Even as the social media giant tries to…
A cybersafe portfolio is critical to protecting your PE investment
Originally published in PE Hub By Joanne Baginski From Equifax to Facebook, cybersecurity incidents are constantly in the news. This pervasive problem is not reserved, however, for household names….
Don’t underestimate the No. 1 threat to your business
Originally published in Financial Planning By Yvonne Kanner The world set an ominous record in late November, when more than 12.5 million spam emails were unleashed…
Why Client Data Is Gold
Originally published in Financial Advisor By Mark Hurley When wealth managers help clients tally up their most valuable assets, they often think of equities, bonds, real…