This webinar was originally held on June 25, 2025 and is now available for on demand viewing.
Duration: 1 hour
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Summary
In today’s rapidly evolving threat landscape, understanding and addressing risks to physical security is more critical than ever. This live webinar explores the essential frameworks and strategies security professionals need to conduct thorough risk assessments and implement effective mitigation measures. The session, led by industry experts, delves into key methodologies, tools, and case studies to help organizations safeguard people, assets, and operations. Participants will gain actionable insights into identifying vulnerabilities, prioritizing risks, and developing mitigation plans that align with organizational goals and compliance standards. Whether you’re a security director, CSO, or facility manager, this webinar equips you with the knowledge and tools to protect your organization against current and emerging threats.
Webinar Discussion Points:
- Understand the fundamentals of physical security risk assessment, including threat identification and vulnerability analysis.
- Explore tools and frameworks for prioritizing and managing physical security risks effectively.
- Learn how to integrate risk mitigation strategies into organizational policies and operational processes.
- Review real-world case studies showcasing successful risk assessment and mitigation applications.
- Discover emerging trends and technologies shaping the future of physical security risk management.
Speakers
Daniel R. Young, MBA, MS
Founder & Chief Innovation Officer
Circadian Risk Inc
Daniel Young is the Founder and Chief Innovation Officer at Circadian Risk Inc., a provider of Software as a Service Solutions for risk analysis to allow a company to understand their True Risk Score™ to an undesirable event daily. And has been a security and risk advisor for over 20 years. Mr. Young is also a Co-Founder of the CSO Risk Council, a think tank for security professionals working to create a proactive culture of risk and disrupt the security and risk industry.
Previously, Mr. Young served as the Regional Bioterrorism Coordinator for District 1 in Michigan. As the regional coordinator, he was instrumental in providing leadership to District 1 organizations and the State of Michigan in preparing communities for incidents, whether terrorist-based or naturally occurring. As a result, the District 1 Regional Medical Response Coalition (D1RMRC) developed a systems improvement plan that provided recommendations to help hospitals, public health, and emergency management prepare for all types of incidents.
Mr. Young taught Private Security and Risk Analysis at Michigan State University and served as the Private Security Liaison for the City of Lansing’s Critical Infrastructure Team. This team identified and documented deficiencies in the city’s critical infrastructure. The Local Planning Team then approved the countermeasures to improve the resilience of those targets. He also assisted with MITRE and DHS/Federal Protective Service in shaping their risk analysis methods and theories.
Rachelle Loyear
VP, Integrated Solutions
Allied Universal
Rachelle Loyear, Vice President of Integrated Security Solutions at Allied Universal® , leads the organization's Enterprise Security Risk Management program. Throughout her career, Rachelle has dedicated herself to developing and managing programs within corporate security organizations. Her expertise lies in security risk management with a focus on enterprise resilience against various physical and cyber risks.
Rachelle's contributions extend beyond her professional roles. In 2016, she co-authored "The Manager's Guide to Enterprise Security Risk Management: Essentials of Risk-Based Security," followed by the release of "The Manager's Guide to Simple, Strategic, Service-Oriented Business Continuity." She is also a co-author of the 2018 book, "Enterprise Security Risk Management: Concepts and Applications."
Active in the industry, Rachelle serves on the ASIS North American Board of Directors and the ESRM Community Steering Committee. She also contributes to the Cybersecurity Advisory board for SIA. Rachelle holds certifications as a Certified Information Security Manager (CISM) through ISACA, a Master Business Continuity Professional (MBCP) through DRI International, and a certified Project Management Professional (PMP) through the Project Management Institute (PMI). Her multifaceted expertise and leadership make her a valuable asset in shaping security and risk management practices.
Rachelle earned her MBA in Business from the University of Phoenix in 2007 and her BA in History from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte in 1998. Her academic background, coupled with her extensive professional experience, positions her as a thought leader and influencer in the field of security risk management.
Chuck Randolph
SVP for Strategic Intelligence and Security
360 Privacy
Charles "Chuck" Randolph is Senior Vice President for Strategic Intelligence and Security at 360 Privacy, bringing over 30 years of expertise in corporate, intelligence, and military operations. In the private sector, Chuck previously served in executive roles at Microsoft, Ontic, and AT-RISK International, spearheading global risk management, executive protection, and intelligence strategies. He specializes in converging cyber and physical security to enhance organizational resilience.
A retired U.S. Army Lieutenant Colonel, Chuck earned recognition for valor during combat operations in Afghanistan and led pioneering Information Operations initiatives throughout his military career.
Chuck is deeply engaged in advancing the security profession, serving as co-founder and past President of the International Protective Security Board (IPSB), Chairman Emeritus of the Corporate Executive Protection Leadership Council (CEPLC), former board member of the Association of International Risk Intelligence Professionals (AIRIP), and Chair of the Sam Houston State University's (SHSU) Critical Infrastructure Research Forum (CIRF). He has actively contributed to numerous industry committees and working groups, shaping the dialogue on risk intelligence, critical infrastructure, and security leadership. Chuck is also a recognized speaker and published author in the field.
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