How Can Workplace Safety be Revived?
With the summer months now upon us, the higher-than-average temperatures further increase the risk of underreported work-related injuries and fatalities. Our CEO Tom Miller highlighted what industry leaders can and should be doing year-round to improve safety in their workplaces, and more for Occupational Health & Safety.
The 5 Things Every American Business Leader Should Do To Shield Themselves From A Cyberattack
Inside attacks can happen. Malice does not always have to be the reason for a cyberattack. A threat actor can target an otherwise loyal employee based on his role or access level and coerce him into breaching the company’s security on behalf of an external third party.

How Employers Can Prevent Workplace Toxicity and Retain Workers
The American workforce continues to feel the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic and the Great Resignation. At the end of 2021, U.S. job openings stood at nearly 11 million, and over 4 million people quit their jobs in December alone.

ClearForce and the Cyber Guild Partner to Prevent Cybercrime
ClearForce CEO Tom Miller recently joined the Cyber Guild’s Governance, Risk and Compliance Community. The Cyber Guild’s commitment to attracting diversity to all levels of the industry and to ensuring opportunities are as universal as talent make them a key part of the cybersecurity workforce.
To fix company culture, focus on the people
The pandemic has forced workers to seriously rethink priorities. As business leaders look for ways to better themselves, they need to focus more on their biggest driving force towards meeting goals: motivated employees. Our CEO Tom Miller spoke with HR Morning about reviving workplace culture in 2022.
ClearForce Adds Former Deputy General Counsel of the National Reconnaissance Office, Anna Cotton, to its Board of Directors
Anna Cotton’s legal and security background will be essential to the continued development of ClearForce’s insider threat services and the legal framework for compliance
Ask these questions and save a life: Everyone can learn to help prevent suicide
