A few weeks ago, I posted this piece describing why to merge physical security and cybersecurity, which is also known as “security convergence.”
When I posted that piece on LinkedIn, the response was dramatic, with a surge in likes and comments. While a few people oppose this security convergence strategy, most readers support it. Furthermore, many respected colleagues offered bold testimonials. You can see the details of some of those LinkedIn exchanges here.
This follow-on blog offers “the rest of the story” from one such response. It comes from a trusted colleague and respected industry expert in the financial services industry, Marc Sokol. I asked Marc to elaborate on his security convergence experiences, and he agreed to this interview offering details.
Over the course of his 25-plus-year career in security and operational risk management, Marc has played an integral role in shaping the industry and leading/implementing these programs at several global market-leading companies. Key aspects of these programs include advancing risk management transparency and effectiveness, convergence of physical and…
