Corporate security leaders are operating in an increasingly volatile environment. Geopolitical instability, emerging technologies, cyber threats, executive protection challenges, and growing stakeholder expectations are reshaping the role of the Chief Security Officer.
In this webinar, hosted in partnership with Dataminr, Rachel Briggs of The Clarity Factory, Rob Crowley, Chief Security Officer at Dataminr, and Chris Hurst, VP of AI & Innovation at Crisis24, explore how modern security leaders can move beyond risk mitigation and demonstrate measurable strategic value.
The discussion examines how security functions are evolving, the capabilities that matter most for future-ready security teams, and how CSOs can use intelligence, technology, and communication to strengthen their influence across the enterprise.
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Key Topics Covered
- The changing expectations of the modern CSO
- Demonstrating business value beyond traditional security metrics
- Using intelligence and data to support executive decision-making
- The opportunities and challenges presented by AI in security operations
- Building stronger partnerships with business stakeholders
- Leading security functions through periods of uncertainty and disruption
Speakers
- Rob Crowley, Chief Security Officer, Dataminr Rob Crowley leads Dataminr's global security function and has extensive experience helping organisations manage risk in fast-changing environments. He shares practical insights into the evolving role of security leaders and the importance of real-time intelligence in executive decision-making.
- Rachel Briggs OBE, CEO & Founder, The Clarity Factory Rachel Briggs is a recognised expert on corporate security leadership and organisational resilience. She works with security leaders around the world to help them strengthen influence, communicate value, and drive business impact.
- Chris Hurst, VP, AI & Innovation, Crisis24 Chris Hurst brings deep expertise in the application of artificial intelligence and emerging technologies within security and risk management. His perspectives highlight how security teams can responsibly leverage innovation to improve effectiveness and responsiveness.
About Dataminr Dataminr delivers real-time event and risk detection from publicly available information, enabling organisations to identify emerging threats and opportunities earlier. The company's AI platform helps security teams make faster, more informed decisions in rapidly evolving situations.
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Further Resources
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