Claire Meyer

Arlington, Maplewood, Virginia

Editor in Chief at Security Management (US)

Managing Editor @secmgmtmag, writer, printmaker, weekend sewist

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Articles

Add EP Value for Female Principals by Being Considerate

3 weeks ago | asisonline.org | Claire Meyer

Add EP Value for Female Principals by Being Considerate Female executives, celebrities, and public figures generally face significantly more public and press scrutiny than men. Their appearance, mannerisms, and tone are frequently critiqued, often outnumbering opinions about their policies or professional actions. The last thing many successful women want in their stressful environment is to deal with an overbearing or restrictive executive protection (EP) team.
How to Broaden Digital Threat Assessments for Executive Protection

3 weeks ago | asisonline.org | Claire Meyer

How to Broaden Digital Threat Assessments for Executive Protection Is executive protection (EP) any different for female versus male principals? It’s a nuanced question. When it comes to conducting a good assessment, advance, or close protection operation, if there are differences, they are minimal. However, there are noteworthy differentiations in threats—especially digital threats—directed at female executives.
Fast Facts: With Cyber Options, Stalking Methods Converge

3 weeks ago | asisonline.org | Claire Meyer

Fast Facts: With Cyber Options, Stalking Methods Converge Stalkers are putting new technology to work, using digital tools to track, contact, and interfere with their victims. An estimated one in three U.S. women and one in six U.S. men have experienced stalking victimization at some point in their lifetime.
Add S.P.I.C.E. to Your Career Success Equation

3 weeks ago | asisonline.org | Claire Meyer

Security LeadHER 2025: Add S.P.I.C.E. to Your Career Success Equation Struggling to find a path to authenticity at work? You’re hardly alone. This week at the Security LeadHER conference in Detroit, Michigan, 450 security professionals discussed how authenticity leads to greater trust and confidence in the workplace and among teams. But authenticity doesn’t mean total transparency.
New York’s RAISE Act Would Require Security Protocols from Leading AI Developers

3 weeks ago | asisonline.org | Claire Meyer

New York’s RAISE Act Would Require Security Protocols from Leading AI Developers New York state legislators passed the RAISE Act last week, aiming to prevent artificial intelligence (AI) models from contributing to disaster scenarios. It currently awaits a signature from New York Governor Kathy Hochul.
Suspect Arrested for Attack on Minnesota State Legislators

3 weeks ago | asisonline.org | Claire Meyer

Suspect Arrested for Attack on Minnesota State Legislators A gunman shot two Minnesota politicians and their spouses early in the morning of 14 June at their homes in an act of alleged targeted political violence. Melissa Hortman, 55, the top Democratic legislator in the state House, and her husband, Mark, were both shot and killed. State Senator John Hoffman, 60, a Democrat, and his wife, Yvette, were also shot in their home.
Technology and Talent Boost Crime Solvability in Hartford

3 weeks ago | asisonline.org | Claire Meyer

Technology and Talent Boost Crime Solvability in Hartford What does better criminal case solvability mean to a community? It means faster investigations, higher apprehensions, reductions in drivers of crime, and greater trust from citizens.
Women's Workplace Abuse Complaints are Discounted More Than Men's, Researchers Find

3 weeks ago | asisonline.org | Claire Meyer

Women's Workplace Abuse Complaints are Discounted More Than Men's, Researchers Find Organizations encourage employees to report abusive behavior, whether through tiplines or informal measures like disclosing bad behavior to managers. Some of those methods are less effective than others and can produce gaps in appropriate investigations and responses. But new research demonstrates that it’s not just the how of reporting that makes a difference, it’s the who.
2 Security Consultants and Instructors Killed in Alleged Cartel Attack in Guadalajara, Mexico

1 month ago | asisonline.org | Claire Meyer

2 Security Consultants and Instructors Killed in Alleged Cartel Attack in Guadalajara, Mexico Three security and intelligence instructors were shot in an apparent cartel ambush at a restaurant in Guadalajara, Jalisco state, Mexico, on 16 May. Two of the victims were killed, including César Guzmán, a Mexican security consultant and ASIS International member.
U.S. Employers Mull Changes in Business Landscape Under Trump Administration

1 month ago | asisonline.org | Claire Meyer

U.S. Employers Mull Changes in Business Landscape Under Trump Administration U.S. President Donald Trump took office nearly four months ago, signing a flurry of executive orders, slashing some government services and offices, and signaling an about-face on policies that affect private organizations. For its annual Employer Survey Report, law firm Littler asked in-house lawyers, business executives, and HR professionals how their organizations are adapting to new conditions.