General Dynamics Information Technology (GDIT) is a global integrator. Their perspective on security: that it is another mission critical area they are in the best position to advise and serve.

Continuing the Conversation

Every year at the ASG Summit, The Great Conversation presents a 'State of the Industry' panel to discuss events that may lead to significant breakthroughs for the security industry stakeholders. (Watch video excerpts from the State of the Industry panel here)

In this continuing video series, Nigel Waterton, Vice President of Strategic Development and Global Alliances for Aronson Security Group, outlines why he approaches technology vendors (or, as some in the industry call them, manufacturers) and service vendors as partners.

The term 'partner' seems to be a pejorative to many security executives and consultants. How can you partner with a product technology company or resell a product without being biased?

This is the second video interview in a series (see the first one here).

In this interview, William Plante, an industry risk and resilience veteran and the executive leader of the evolving Professional Services Group at Aronson Security Group, makes a startling statement: "I am the Global Security Network."

Today we are releasing a series of video interviews that took place in Seattle in the first quarter of this year before the Great Conversation in March. It introduces a global information technology company, a security integrator, a product technology company and risk consultancy reviewing their efforts over the last year to redefine how they engage their clients.

We captured live interviews on the floor of our Great Conversation event in Seattle in March of this year. The interviews featured attendees, speakers, and sponsors.