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Security Thought Leadership: in conversation with Martin GillRachelle Loyear - Thought Leadership InterviewRachelle Loyear is a globally recognised security professional with a diverse background in project management, technology, organizational resilience, and in particular enterprise security risk management; she has co-authored a book on this topic and is writing another one. Rachelle is also a volunteer leader.Sign up to the Security & Risk Thought Leadership Newsletter and Event Updates
2025-08-0446 min
Security Thought Leadership: in conversation with Martin GillBrian Allen - Thought Leadership InterviewBrian Allen is a former Chief Security Officer with Time Warner Cable and then an advisor to company boards and C-suites on their cybersecurity obligations. He now collaborates across the financial sector on security policy and advocacy work. He is also a university lecturer and author of security books that bridge the divide between physical and cybersecurity. His book on 'Enterprise Security Risk Management' (with Rachelle Loyear) is viewed as the definitive reference point on the subject. His latest publication, 'Building a Cyber Risk Management Programme' (with Brandon Bapst), maps out a framework built on authoritative sources...
2024-05-2046 min
Security Thought Leadership: in conversation with Martin GillESRM The Holy Grail or a concept found wanting?There can be few concepts or frameworks that have received so much coverage as ESRM. It draws upon a range of established good practices and is sometimes presented as an unqualified good bringing together the best learnings from many approaches to security. Yet, not all organisations adopt it. After all, the concept of the business owning the risk appears good, but at what point does that go too far? Does ESRM really amount to security ‘passing the buck’, isn’t security supposed to be in charge? Does ESRM dilute security expertise? Is ESRM really just a fancy name for conver...
2024-05-1246 min
Caffeinated RiskESRM and Data Science with Rachelle LoyearOne of the original authors of the ESRM framework, now in it's tenth year, and Caffeinated Risk's first guest returns to discuss how data science is changing security and risk management. While alchemy may be a bit of a stretch, Ms. Loyear ongoing focus of including human behaviour in the risk equation is leading to the development of data science based detection capabilities that would have appeared magical even 5-10 years ago. Rachelle Loyear is the Vice President of Integrated Security Solutions for Allied Universal and co-author of The Manager's Guide to Enterprise Security Risk Management.
2023-05-2531 minCaffeinated RiskRedefining the risk management business partnership with Rachelle LoyearCo-author of the original book on Enterprise Security Risk Management, it only made sense to have Rachelle be the first Caffeinated Risk guest. Like many guests, there was just too much material for a 30 minute episode. This espresso shot encore digs into that nuanced topic of truly partnering with business stakeholders.
2022-09-0806 min
The Circuit Magazine PodcastESRM - Does it Have a Place in the Protectors Playbook? | Rachelle LoyearWe heard on last week’s show how security has become the department of everything through the lockdown. And if that is the case, is it time to give some of that back? If the essence of physical security is about protecting everything then we could say ESRM is all about prioritizing. But does the idea of prioritizing risks fly in the face of your instincts as a protectorToday we're going to be talking with Rachelle Loyear who is a VP innovation and product management at G4S about her work in the Enterprise Security Risk Ma...
2021-06-0951 minCaffeinated RiskRethinking Security Control Design with Rachelle LoyearCo-author of Enterprise Security Risk Management: Concepts and Applications , Rachelle Loyear has spent her career managing programs in corporate security organizations. Focusing strongly on security risk management, she has been responsible for ensuring enterprise resilience in the face of many different types of risks, both physical and cyber.She is currently active on a number of projects including: - refining and releasing a Global ESRM approach to customer solution development for G4S - working with customer focus groups to understand what the security industry really needs to manage risk – using Design Thinking princip...
2021-02-1730 min