Murray Security Services

10/12/2026

For advanced cybersecurity training, asking questions and interacting with the instructor matters.

Murray Security Services’ C|CISO course is live and instructor-led, with a more focused learning environment than a large lecture-style class.
October 19–23
You still have time to begin the process for the upcoming cohort.
Next course: October 19–23

Contact Us to Learn More: 1-719-0666 or [email protected]

10/10/2026

Are you moving from technical cybersecurity work into broader leadership responsibilities?

The C|CISO program is designed for experienced professionals preparing to lead across security strategy, governance, risk, finance, and executive decision-making.
Murray Security Services’ next live instructor-led C|CISO course runs October 19–23.

Learn more about the October cohort:
1-719-362-0666
[email protected]

10/08/2026

C|CISO training is available from many providers. The difference can be in how you learn.
Murray Security Services offers live, instructor-led training in a smaller, more focused environment with direct access to the instructor and the opportunity to ask questions as you work through the material.
EC-Council C|CISO
October 19–23
Seats are still available for the October class.
Contact Us:
1-719-362-0666
[email protected]

10/08/2026

C|CISO training is available from many providers. The training experience isn’t always the same.

Murray Security Services offers live, instructor-led C|CISO training in a smaller, more focused environment where participants can ask questions, interact directly with the instructor, and work through the material with more personal support.

Our next EC-Council C|CISO course runs October 19–23.

If you’re an experienced cybersecurity professional preparing for broader leadership responsibilities and want more than a large virtual classroom, this cohort may be worth a closer look.

Seats are still available.
Call us: 1-719-362-0666 or Email: [email protected]

09/24/2026

Before you spend money on Security+ training, ask a few questions first.

Will I understand the material — or just memorize for the exam?
Can I ask questions during class?
What background should I have before I start?
What is actually included in the price?
What happens after class if I still need help?

These questions matter, especially when you’re comparing training options.

Murray Security Services offers live, instructor-led Security+ training with the opportunity to ask questions, understand the material, and get support throughout the learning process.
Before choosing a course, look beyond the price and make sure you understand the full training experience.

Questions about the course or to register? Contact us:
📞 719-362-0666
✉️ [email protected]

08/26/2026

Thinking about moving from a technical cybersecurity role into leadership?

Tomorrow, Dr. Shawn P. Murray leads a session on one of the biggest changes that comes with that move: becoming accountable for governance, risk, compliance, budgets, and business decisions.

CCISO Explained: Governance, Risk, and Compliance for Security Leaders

📅 Thursday, August 27
🕐 1:00 PM ET

Dr. Murray will explain how security leaders use GRC to set direction, make and document risk decisions, prepare for audits, and keep cybersecurity connected to the needs of the organization.

The session will also provide a closer look at C|CISO Domain 1 and what changes when your role moves from implementing security to leading the security program.

Live Q&A is included, and seats are limited.

Reserve your spot: https://champ.ly/FVUyyuyi
|CISO

07/30/2026

Why does CRISC matter today?
Cybersecurity risk is no longer limited to the IT department. It can affect daily operations, government missions, supply chains, customer trust, and major business decisions.

NIST’s Cybersecurity Framework now places more emphasis on governance and on the role leaders play in managing cyber risk. The guidance is intended for private businesses, government agencies, nonprofits, schools, and other organizations of every size—not only large corporations or critical infrastructure.

Organizations need professionals who can understand technical risk, explain its impact clearly, and help leadership make informed decisions.

CRISC helps build and validate skills in:
✓ Enterprise IT risk management
✓ Governance and organizational resilience
✓ Risk response and reporting
✓ Risk-based decision-making
✓ Emerging risks, including AI governance and ethics

Our next instructor-led CRISC course is taught by Dr. Shawn P. Murray and runs August 3–5, 2026, in Colorado Springs or online.

Only two days remain to register. Limited seating is still available.
Call 719-362-0666 or email [email protected] with questions and to register.

07/28/2026

Two different 2026 industry studies reach the same conclusion: employers are basing hiring decisions on certification. ISC2 found 65% require it for client-facing roles. SANS found 64% use it to validate skills directly. CRISC sits squarely in the skill area of governance and risk that companies say they're short on.

A few seats left for Aug 3-5, live online instruction.
719-362-0666 / [email protected]

07/15/2026

Our own Dr. Shawn P. Murray will be speaking at an upcoming Southern Colorado Women’s Chamber of Commerce event focused on the risks and responsibilities surrounding artificial intelligence.

The Peril of Progress: A Legal and Ethical Analysis of AI Harm and Accountability will examine documented cases in which AI and autonomous systems have caused real-world harm. The discussion will also address the roles of technological failure, human decision-making, and gaps in legal and ethical accountability.

Open to women owners of LLCs and small business corporations.

Thursday, July 16, 2026
8:00–9:30 AM

SCWCC Office – Training Room
1175 Kelly Johnson Blvd.
Colorado Springs, CO 80920

07/10/2026

Ribbon cut. Community Day is live. Thank you to Wayne Williams and the office of Mayor Mobolade for representing the city this morning. Thank you to every organization that made today possible for Colorado Springs. This is a proud moment.

The ribbon is cut — Community Day is officially open!

Wayne Williams, Chief of Staff to Mayor Yemi Mobolade, joined Dr. Shawn P. Murray, Vincent Persichetti, Shelley Murray, Gretchen Bliss, Jon-Michael Horst, and Blake Schwank of CCS IT Pros this morning to represent the Mayor's office at the ribbon-cutting for the Inaugural Cybersecurity First Friday Community Day.

Three tracks are live. The job fair is open. The cyber hygiene station is staffed. Career coaching is available. Breakfast is out.

Come on in — it is free all day.
https://www.cybersecurityfirstfriday.com/events/first-friday-community-day-2026-07

3650 N Nevada Ave, Colorado Springs