By Jim Benlein, CISA, CISM

It’s not just important; it’s critical. But we often overlook or underplay keeping it protected and looked after in our disaster plans. It's our most important asset: our people.

By Lauren Etter

As I sat at my desk on my last day of my CUES internship, I thought back 12 weeks and wondered what I would have done all summer if I had not been offered the chance to intern with CUES. I thought: I can’t believe that in one week I will be back on campus, spending my days in class instead of at the CUES office.

By Scott Albraccio

By Monica Gilmore

By Barb Kachelski, CAE

By Barb Kachelski, CAE

I hate to admit it, but I am guilty.

I have walked past others in the office, saying, “Hi, how are you?” to coworkers and not pausing to hear their full reply.

By Lisa Hochgraf

By Barb Kachelski, CAE

Calvin Coolidge had a reputation for not saying much, but when he spoke, he said things that mattered.

By Theresa Witham

Last year, when I read (and then wrote) about a case involving an employee fired for something she put on her Facebook page, I was surprised at the outcome.

By Lisa Hochgraf

For the last few years I was the president of a local non-profit board. Now that I'm no longer a director, I've been reflecting on what worked (and what didn't) governance-wise during my tenure.