Please prepare a response to each of the attached documents for total of 2 responses. The responses need to be at least 150 words each. The responses should be as if you are talking directly to the person.
Due in 24 hrs.
- Wild-card events are significant events that fall outside the realms of probability and plausibility. They tend to fall into the “possible” realm, which often is overlooked when considering future impacts to security. Aliens attack or a meteor strikes the Earth are examples. These events might be considered possible, but spending time developing a plan to mitigate them are not a good business practice. A wild card might be something not even predictable. One wild card that might be considered is Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the form of robots in control access and security response is a “wild-card” worth considering. This could have an immense impact on the security industry. The security professional might address initially by keeping up to date on the technology. Making professional contacts in the AI industry is a must. If a development is on the horizon, the security manager would be better prepared to mitigate or even take advantage of it. In addition, being prepared to act when the AI movement happens is essential. The security manager should be prepared to reach out to his/her contacts when the time arises. When a wild card event happens, innovation happens, or you fall behind. The security manager can preempt this AI wild card event by collaborating with other key parts of the organization in brainstorming sessions to help promote innovation and creativity.
One of the primary areas of weakness is about perception. It is not uncommon to see a security professional as a security guard. The traditional bumbling idiot that is easily duped, out of shape, and unaware of his surroundings. This perception is perpetrated in the movie and television industry. In life, perception is everything. If the security industry is perceived as a group of bumbling idiots, then they will not get the recognition needed to be a competent professional. To change this perception, those in the security industry my strive to select those individuals that will represent the field in a professional manner and demand respect from those that which the service is provided for.
This final forum brings our collaborative effort in SCMT 390 Security Administration to and end. Thank you all for your input and responses. Good luck in your courses and in life.
Marc
References
Smith, C., & Brooks, D. (2013). Security Science: The Theory and Practice of Security. Chapters 8 & 9. Retrieved from http://ezproxy.apus.edu/login?url=http://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=nlebk&AN=485991&site=ehost-live&scope=site&ebv=EB&ppid=pp_177
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