INDUSTRY: Insurance
Leaving Nothing to Chance:
Consequence Security Measures at a Fortune® 100 Company
Defining the Risks
A $120 billion Fortune® 100 Company, Columbus, Ohio-based Nationwide Mutual Insurance
Company operates its primary business in insurance (auto, homeowners and
life) and investment services.
Jay Beighley, Vice President of Corporate Security, is responsible for the security
of over 600 Nationwide facilities.
Developing Solutions
Beighley has utilized CAP Index data for nearly 15 years, eight of those while working
with Nationwide.
He and his team employ CAP Index data as part of due diligence in site selection,
primarily to determine specific risk levels and implement consequence security measures.
Nationwide also relies on CAP Index reports to allocate relative security expenditures
across company locations and in the mergers and acquisitions process.
Results
Beighley believes that CAP Index data is a reliable, affordable tool that enables
companies to develop objective security standards and take the “guess work” out
of making security-related decisions.
In turn, it is his view that CAP Index data should be a fundamental component of
all security programs – especially those in industries involving a high volume of
customer contact, such as insurance. To sum up his department’s use of CAP Index
data, Beighley says, “CAP reports have a pretty intrinsic role in our decision making.”