Greg Genung

Argo Next Generation is the central nervous system for modern Corporate Security Departments. Originally developed for and by our in-house teams, it moves beyond simple "threat feeds" to provide a Private AI Intelligence Platform that solves the primary dilemma for CSOs: how to use powerful AI without exposing sensitive corporate data to the public web. The following briefing details how Argo NG specifically benefits corporate security operations. 1. Data Privacy & Sovereign Security: The most significant benefit to a corporate security department is the Private AI environment. 2. Enhanced GSOC Efficiency: Argo NG acts as a force multiplier for Global Security Operations Centers (GSOCs) by automating the "noise reduction" phase of intelligence 3. Advanced Investigative Tools: The platform integrates several "Next Gen" forensic and investigative capabilities 4. Executive & Travel Protection: For departments managing Executive Protection (EP), Argo NG provides high-fidelity, real-time monitoring.

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Today’s San Antonio Chapter of CFMA lunch reminded me why cross-functional learning is one of the most underrated risk management tools we have. Here are the three insights that hit hardest for me: 1. Tax changes create security gaps. Rushed tech purchases to capture bonus depreciation or R&D credits often skip security vetting and that’s where exposure creeps in. 2. Construction firms face rising cyber risk. According to the Dodge Construction Network, 59% of construction firms experienced a cybersecurity threat over a two year period. The industry’s complexity makes it a prime target. 3. Finance + IT disconnect = avoidable risk. In most of the firms I talk to, finance leaders can’t list all of the cloud tools their project teams rely on. This is a blind spot attackers love. Takeaway: Your tax strategy, growth plan, and cybersecurity posture aren’t separate. They’re interconnected systems that can either reinforce or undermine each other. Huge thanks to Kathryn Hall, Bradley Frantz, Nita McBride, and the speaker for today's session Shelley Woitena for an outstanding CFMA meeting. Also wanted to thank Denice Allison for the introduction to the San Antonio crew. What’s an unexpected place you’ve learned something critical about your business?

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The data associated with Flock Safety deployments, year over year, is impossible to ignore. Here's yet another example of that! Excerpt from the story on SDPD: Inside the category, the number of motor vehicle theft incidents had the biggest drop, falling about 20% — from 6,723 in 2023 to 5,409 in 2024. Police officials attribute this change to the use of automated license plate reader technology...

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📢 JPEO-CBRND has released an RFI seeking industry input on low-SWaP wearable sensor systems that integrate physiological, cognitive, hazard, and environmental data into a single platform for real-time CBRN threat detection. 📅 Responses due Dec. 19, 2025 Wondering whether your technology aligns with what the #DoD is exploring? Connect with our experts and learn more about the opportunity: https://hubs.ly/Q03VJyJD0 #JPEO #CBRND #Biodefense #FederalFunding #GovCon

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🌍 Ever spent hours trying to pinpoint where a single image was taken? GeoIntel uses Gemini’s API to bulk check large image sets, identify potential regions, and narrow the search for investigators, turning what used to take hours into minutes. It is not perfect, but it is a clever way to accelerate the most time consuming part of geolocation work. Try it out now 👇

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The DVMS Institute has partnered with Navvia to deliver next-gen cyber governance, resilience, and training via Navvia’s NIST CSF assessment and process modeling platform. We are thrilled to partner with Navvia to bring a truly operationalized approach to digital value governance and cyber resilience. The combination of DVMS Institute’s cyber resilience overlay system and Navvia’s powerful NIST-CSF assessment and process design and management platform provides organizations with a comprehensive solution for aligning governance, risk, and performance assurance with their digital risk and value management strategy.” David Mainville, CEO of Navvia, shared similar enthusiasm: “Our mission has always been to simplify and accelerate an organizational ability to assess and document its governance, compliance, and service improvement initiatives. With the introduction of our new Cybersecurity Framework assessment tool - combining NIST CSF with ITSM Processes, and our partnership with the DVMS Institute, we offer clients a best-in-class solution to assess, build, measure, and sustain cyber resilience and governance excellence. We are helping organizations turn cybersecurity from a reactive technical problem into a strategic business advantage.” For more information about Navvia’s NIST CSF assessment solution and the DVMS Institute’s digital value management frameworks, visit www.navvia.com and www.dvmsinstitute.com . https://lnkd.in/gKKQMBju

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Paul Rothman this technology is truly ground breaking. Its implications in identity authentication and personal privacy will be industry changing, if embraced.

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