Daniel Oh, a former NYPD Emergency Service Unit officer and decorated U.S. Army Reserve Staff Sergeant, has just published a new blog article titled “Cybersecurity and Physical Security: Why Modern Security Professionals Need to Master Both.” Drawing from his unique career spanning both frontline policing and digital security, Oh explores why today’s threats demand a dual-focus approach from security professionals.
In the blog, Oh explains how traditional security roles must evolve to meet the rising challenges posed by cybercrime, digital surveillance, and technological vulnerabilities. “You can’t separate the digital world from the physical one anymore,” Oh writes. “Protecting people, property, and data now go hand-in-hand.”
The article offers practical insights into how professionals in law enforcement, private security, and corporate risk management can bridge the gap between physical and digital threats. It also highlights the need for cross-training, updated protocols, and strategic awareness to stay ahead in today’s hybrid threat environment.
Currently earning a degree in cybersecurity from Purdue Global University, Oh uses his platform to educate and empower the next generation of security leaders. This latest blog continues his mission to promote resilience, adaptability, and integrity across all layers of security.
Read the full blog at this website here.
About Daniel Oh:
Daniel Oh is a U.S. Army Reserve veteran, former NYPD officer, and cybersecurity professional. His background includes deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan, community policing in New York City, and elite tactical response work in the NYPD Emergency Service Unit. Now focused on cybersecurity, Oh advocates for a unified approach to modern security challenges through public speaking, mentorship, and professional writing.
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