The Security Executive Council has released its yearly engagement and impact numbers, showcasing the breadth of the SEC’s positive influence on the security industry.
In 2022, SEC subject matter experts and faculty delivered value to 146 client companies. Many of their engagements are with repeat clients who appreciate the SEC's Collective Knowledge approach and ongoing support that extends beyond the completion of each project. Tier 1 community members, who enjoy a special level of advisory engagement, numbered 305.
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In line with its founding principle to improve the whole of the security industry
This year engagements for the most part clustered around nine categories: strategy creation/enhancement, problem solving, program creation/modification, career challenges strategy, executive communication, program transformation, consulting projects, third-party validation, and value metrics development.
In line with its founding principle to improve the whole of the security industry, the SEC also expanded its academic partnerships this year. The SEC awarded $7,500 in scholarships to support and encourage students of excellence at partner academic institutions in security, risk, and intelligence - Kennesaw State University, the University of South Carolina's Darla Moore School of Business, and Mercyhurst University.
As part of the internship program started with Mercyhurst University's Ridge College of Intelligence Studies and Applied Sciences, 122 Mercyhurst interns worked on 47 projects for SEC clients, covering data analysis and intelligence studies as well as capstone research and other projects.
- Network / IP
- Biometrics
- Electronic security systems
- Campus security systems
- Application security
- Commercial security
- Security devices
- Security installation
- Security access systems
- Radio frequency Identification
- Video analytics
- Electronic access control
- Building security
- Facility security
- Security training
- School security
- Institute security
- Door access control
- Security software
- Security service
- Physical Security Information Management (PSIM)
- Security communication
- Integration software
- Research & Testing
- Mobile access
