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The episode discusses the importance of identifying trade secrets, compliance in security, and the impact of children's behavior on threat assessments.

Have you identified all of your trade secrets? It feels like table stakes, but it’s a critical first question to get all parties on the same page about trade secret protection, says Thomas Stutler, CPP. Then, ASIS Content Development Director Scott Briscoe shares some of the findings from the latest ASIS research report, sponsored by FacilityOS—including key takeaways about compliance, security controls, and adding value to the organization. To wrap up, Bruno Dias, CTM, PCI, explains how children’s behavior in-person and online is affected by their development. That context should inform behavioral threat assessments to avoid overreaction. Additional Resources Explore more about trade secret theft and protection in this article from Thomas Stutler, CPP: https://www.asisonline.org/security-management-magazine/articles/2026/06/insider-threat/trade-secret-theft-the-overlooked-fault-line-in-modern-security/ Learn how to apply storytelling to your corporate communication efforts: https://www.asisonline.org/security-management-magazine/articles/2026/04/improving-presentations/storytelling-superpower/ Interested in more insider threat issues? Check out the content package from Security…

People in this episode

Guests: Thomas Stutler, Scott Briscoe, Bruno Dias

Topics covered

• trade secrets
• security controls
• compliance
• behavioral threat assessments
• children's online behavior

Keywords

• trade secrets
• security management
• compliance
• behavioral assessments
• children's behavior

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: ASIS International, FacilityOS

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