Safety Feature

In this episode of 600 Seconds with Legends with Mussab Fagiri, LSA Legend Bonnie Michelman talks about turning healthcare security into a strategic discipline, getting security a seat at the executive table, and what it takes to lead with both conviction and compassion.

In this episode of 600 Seconds with Legends, security veteran Ray O'Hara, CPP, shares how the profession has moved beyond protection toward judgment, trust, and leadership, and why truly understanding the business is what earns security a seat at the table. Hosted by LSA member Musaab Fagiri, Strategic Advisor at RCAS. 

 

Criminologist and security researcher Martin Gill shares the moment an interview with armed robbers changed everything he thought he knew about security effectiveness. In just 600 seconds, he chats with us about challenging the profession to move beyond what "feels right" and toward what can actually be proven. Hosted by LSA member, and Strategic Advisor at RCAS, Musaab Fagiri.

What makes a city truly smart? In this episode, hosts Jon Polly and David Clow are joined by public sector and technology leaders Henry Lofton, Deputy CTO, Washington D.C., Michael Cannon, CIO/CTO and Smart City consultant, and Ghermay Araya, Founder & CEO, New Light Technologies, to explore topics such as why governance and shared data matter more than hardware, how AI amplifies strategy rather than replaces it, and why quality of life is the real measure of success.

Catch a high-energy episode where host Michael Gips challenges author Christopher Stitt of Scaling Pyramids: Leadership Lessons from a Mid-Level Bureaucrat to answer leadership questions in 30 seconds flat—no overthinking allowed. Drawing from his State Department career and volunteer work, Stitt advocates reframing security leadership as service-oriented, emphasizing that understanding colleagues' needs and goals creates exponential influence and trust.

This third episode of our thought leadership series, hosted by Don Morrow, features Jonathan Perillo of Safyst discussing his Perception-Throughput Threat Assessment Framework, a new approach that helps security professionals conduct more proactive risk assessments by analyzing how perception, motivation, and audience impact interact—without requiring an identified threat actor.