THE FACILITY DOCTORS Topic: Authors:


Gil Fried, JD Professor, University of New Haven





Technology is changing at a rapid pace. While CMMS systems and incident management systems have made the facility manager’s job easier and more    devices to being proactive against numerous technological threats.  


   sectors.


All parties agreed on a series of concrete steps to better understand what is truly critical and work together to reduce strategic risk. One strategy was


  The National Risk Management Center will create a cross-disciplinary risk management approach across the federal government and their private  


Identifying and prioritizing strategic risks to national critical functions Integrating government and industry activities on the development of risk management strategies Synchronizing operational risk management activities across industry and government


The goal is to develop a common understanding of risk and joint action plans to ensure the most critical services and functions continue uninterrupt- ed in a constantly evolving threat environment. The Center will work closely with the National Cybersecurity and Communications Integration Center  between strategic risk management and tactical operations. In his closing keynote address, Vice President Michael Pence highlighted the Administration’s focus on cybersecurity and the critical role the summit


- structure Security Agency before the end of the year. The summit helped highlight how critical cyber security, infrastructure protection, and supply chain management can be. With Russian and other


 system that will be immune from possible compromising actions. Facilities and events are no exception. Liverpool FC admitted in 2018 that some season ticket holder information had been stolen from a club e-mail   


Co-Editors: Dr. Kimberly Mahoney, CVP & Prof. Gil Fried How can we keep up with all the latest technological threats affecting us?


Kimberly Mahoney, Ph.D., CVP, is assistant professor in the College of Business Sport Management De- partment, and Gil Fried, J.D., is professor - chair in the College of Business Sport Management Department, both at the University of New Haven.


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