Security Operations Centers (SOC) bring together information and intelligence from across the organization. For many, the challenge is determining the “what” and “how” to bring into a SOC. Learn from those who have answered these questions, bringing together physical, digital and even cyber to best serve their needs.
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Mitigating relative risk and vulnerability by creating a unique risk model can yield benefits ranging from reduced losses to better informed investment decisions. In this session we will hear from two very different retail businesses that have built risk models by identifying the metrics that matter most for their objectives and using cross-functional tools and data elements to capture and analyze information.
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Burlington has re-envisioned processes beginning with the ground-up establishment of its SOC, automating once-manual tools, visualizing data and taking investigations to the next level. Join two of the key players at Burlington’s who built and integrated this series of new services and partnerships, as they share how they’re bringing together the SOC and thier internal investigations team to yield standout results.
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The NRF Mall / Retailer Partnership Working Group has been engaging in building stronger relationships to keep our shopping environments safer and more secure. Learn some of the practices over the past year that have helped build stronger relationships and support anchor and in-line retail locations.
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In this session, you will hear from Industry Experts at Palo Alto Networks, and Cyber and Physical Security leaders from Public Storage, and In-N-Out Burger. You will learn first hand what some of the challenges retail organizations face today around cyber and physical security, why it's important to have an integrated approach, and lessons learned from how Public Storage, and In-N-Out Burger leverage an integrated approach between these two disciplines of security to drive transformations for their customers and partners worldwide.
Learnings from the GAP on how to redefine and evolve your workplace violence prevention program to meet today’s needs. Understand how program design, implementation and monitoring needs to fit in your diverse environment of corporate, retail and remote business locations.
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Global threats and events can disrupt a retail business, even if you don’t have assets outside the U.S. Retailers with large global footprints will share experiences where they proactively prepared for events or reacted to imminent threats based on preventative planning. Topics will range from global conflicts to domestic protests and elections.
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There is theft, then there is theft. Listen to a panel of experts on how they approach locations that have the highest level of theft, crime or potential violence. Learn about adjustments in practices, maintaining a safe environment, and how to work with law enforcement to keep the store open to support troubled communities.
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Discuss the current and future challenges impacting the retail industry at both the federal and state levels. How might the upcoming presidential and congressional elections alter key legislative efforts to support the retail industry. As an increase in state legislation against national issues appear to be the “next norm,” how do asset protection and security professionals prepare themselves for legislation and laws that may demand more individual state-based programs, impact use of technologies, workplace violence prevention and labor/workforce issues and of course, theft and ORC.
Coordinating internal and external resources to handle the detection, investigation, and disruption of large ORC networks is a challenge. Learn from some retailers how they seek intelligence, coordinate investigations, and work to bring these bad actors/criminal rings to justice.
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