A video and summary of this session is available here.

The working from home mentality has sparked a monumental amount of on-line offerings, in all sorts of areas and security is no exception. In previous webinars we have examined the changing nature of security, its role in strategy, its contribution to protecting profits, operations and reputations. And we have witnessed its potential to operate in different ways on new found learnings and relationships. Given this, how does education and training need to adapt? What subjects now need to be covered and are there any that need to be dropped? Have we got rid of face to face teaching for the foreseeable future? Is there a renewed case for harnessing the links between education and training more closely, providing an education path that is clear and new and can attract new people? In this webinar we will discuss:

What new security education and training offerings are emerging?
What can we expect to be the new areas security people and companies will require?
What forms will security and education take: are we moving to on-line only?

Panellists:
Prof Alison Wakefield, Professor at University of West London and Chairman at Security Institute (UK)
Dr. Glen Kitteringham, Research Criminologist and President of Kitteringham Security Group Inc. (Canada)
Kevin Peterson, Principal Consultant-Partner at Innovative Protection Solutions, LLC (US)
Terry Hanley, Director of Security at Interserve Service Operations


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