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FUTURE Operations Center | ASIS Interest Group
Today’s world demands integrated, intelligence‑led operations. This new ASIS Interest Group co-chaired by Damon Hood and Bruce McIndoe brings together professionals across security, risk, continuity, cyber, emergency management, and operations to strengthen resilience and reimagine how GSOCs, SOCs, EOCs, NOCs, and fusion centers work.
The group’s purpose is to strengthen and modernize operations centers by creating a unified framework and shared language, driving innovation through practical use of AI, analytics, and emerging technologies, sharing best practices and real‑world models, and fostering cross‑disciplinary collaboration that improves readiness, decision‑making, and overall enterprise resilience.
Open to all ASIS members involved in or supporting operations centers—security, cyber, intelligence, continuity, crisis, emergency management, risk, and anyone driving multi‑discipline, team‑of‑teams collaboration. Whether you’re building, modernizing, or simply exploring the future of operations centers, this group is your hub for what comes next. Whether you’re building, modernizing, or simply exploring the future of operations centers, this group is your hub for what comes next.
Join the Community Shaping the Future of Operations Centers
As a member, you’ll gain access to a collaborative network and practical resources that support real‑world, cross‑discipline integration. You’ll participate in peer forums where practitioners share challenges and solutions, explore case studies that highlight what works (and what doesn’t), and use practical tools such as frameworks, templates, and coordination protocols. You’ll also have opportunities to join focused sub‑communities tackling specific operational challenges and contribute to the development of standards that will guide the future of operations centers.
Join the LinkedIn Future of Operations Centers Group
Members of this LinkedIn group gain a collaborative space to strengthen operational resilience, efficiency, and cross‑discipline coordination. The community brings together practitioners from security, cyber, continuity, emergency management, and intelligence to share challenges, exchange insights, and surface emerging best practices. Discussions focus on innovation in operations centers, including practical applications of AI and machine learning. Members benefit from developing a common framework and shared language that improves decision‑making through reliable data, communications, and validated intelligence. The group fosters a culture of continuous improvement, helping professionals enhance readiness, adaptability, and enterprise‑wide performance.