Traditional security management often starts with threats: cyberattacks, sabotage, crime, geopolitical instability or disruption. This session challenges that approach by asking a different question: what does the organisation actually depend on to keep operating?

The talk explores how critical capabilities, shared dependencies, decision-making and knowledge networks shape organisational resilience. It also considers the role professional communities such as ASIS International can play in strengthening access to expertise when organisations face unfamiliar or complex situations.

BIO:

Matti Malkamäki is a senior security and resilience leader with more than 20 years of experience across corporate security, crisis management, business continuity and organisational resilience. His background spans security services and the aerospace and defence sector, where he has held international and global responsibilities. He serves on the ASIS International European Regional Board and is a member of the ASIS CSO Center. His professional focus includes resilience, critical dependencies, crisis leadership, security convergence and the evolving role of corporate security.