Empowering small teams to do more with less

Retail security leaders in the US are invited to join this virtual roundtable on “Empowering small teams to do more with less”. It is a great opportunity to learn about the impact of strategic risk management on business continuity and meet peers facing similar challenges, including Ryan Mason, Corporate Investigator at Big Lots.

The session will start with an exploration of technology and innovative techniques that underscore the significance early detection and instant notification of threats can have on your workflows. Participants will also examine the role of artificial intelligence as applied to publicly available information in the broader security function.

An expert moderator will guide the knowledge-sharing event, stimulating discussion between attendees in a closed, confidential environment. Attendance is by invitation only and complimentary, and registration is limited to a certain number of guests per event.

Empowering small teams to do more with less

Unprecedented shifts across the retail landscape have led to a rethinking of risk management strategies. Organizations are racing to adapt, but it is not simply a matter of leveraging new technologies. They must also learn to utilize available resources better, including people and the way they communicate.

To achieve more effective crisis response and recovery, companies must enable their security teams to act on real-time information. Having these insights at their disposal may spell the difference between a supply chain in crisis and an empowered network of people, assets, and brands.

• How can small teams effectively assess and respond to multiple threat streams?
• What must teams do to build credibility with executive leadership?
• How can collaboration and innovation between cross-functional teams be improved?