Security’s Most Influential People in Security 2022 represent a number of professionals protecting their organizations, furthering their missions and elevating the security industry in significant ways.

Join us for the premiere of Security magazine's AMA (Ask Me Anything) video podcast series featuring cybersecurity leader Meg West.

Dave Komendat, VP and CSO of Boeing, prepares to retire this year; he sits down with Security magazine to reflect on the formative moments of his career.

Those who are willing to lead take the most blows. No one has taken more blows lately than security expert and former Marine Lou Mizell.

By focusing on low-cost, high-impact initiatives, security leaders can build comprehensive programs with little resources.

It is imperative security leaders constantly prepare their organizations for future threats — and watching a little TV may help.

To ensure business continuity, stakeholders must evaluate the way they manage physical security risk to avoid terrorism and other disastrous events.

Natalie Willis ensures the highest levels of security at Nuclear Fuel Services as Director of Security.

Laureen Stephens-Rice, Site Security Administrator and Advisor within the Department of State’s Overseas Buildings Operations, is focused on professional development and training, as well as championing diversity, equity and inclusion in national security.

As an asset protection leader, Nicole Schmitt, Director of Asset Protection at Wireless Vision, has built fraud prevention and crisis management programs from the ground up.