Risk management is the process for identifying, analyzing, and communicating risk and accepting, avoiding, transferring, or controlling it to an acceptable level considering associated costs and benefits of any actions taken.
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ISN works closely with our clients to understand our client’s security risk profile and risk appetite. We then use industry best practices and subject matter experts to establish and implement a security risk management plan. These plans can include, creating a robust enterprise security management system, conducting threat, risk and vulnerability assessments, training employees on how they each play a role in minimizing the organization’s risk profile or conducting detailed investigations on security breaches or employee misconduct.
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The ISN Risk Management consultants work closely with our clients, providing a dedicated approach focused on helping protect their enterprise concerns. We provide hands-on expertise in key areas, including:
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Areas of Expertise
Business Development
First Nations Communities
Security and Community Support Operations
Ernie Louttit
Emergency Planning and Community Engagement Coordinator
Ernie Louttit is a member of the Missanabie Cree First Nation and he resides in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.
In his role as an Evacuation Specialist with ISN Maskwa, he has been employed as a Trainer, a Community Support Personnel Supervisor, a Liaison for ISN Maskwa’s Indigenous Emergency Operations Center, an Operations Chief for multiple evacuation sites and helped to prepare the First Nation evacuation site on the Missanabie Cree First Nation. Ernie has worked with numerous First Nation communities from all across Ontario. In the future he looks forward to building working relationships with more Indigenous communities and Tribal Councils using the services ISN Maskwa offers.
Ernie has 27 years of civilian law enforcement experience and eight years of military service in the infantry and military police. He has extensive experience in all aspects of policing and emergency response having worked alongside all sections in the police service, fire and paramedics.
Ernie retired from the Saskatoon Police Service in 2013 with the rank of Senior Sergeant. In this role he directly supervised 12 Constables and oversaw a platoon of 40 Constables. He supervised initial responses to all major incidents, delegating and marshalling resources. A third of each year he spent as Acting Watch Commander, overseeing an entire platoon including canine and traffic officers. On night shifts he was effectively in charge of police responses in a city of 270,000 people. He also was the media contact after hours and was responsible for press releases. Ernie specialized in patrol embracing all aspects of a challenging, dynamic and high visibility part of all police services. It enabled him to work with all sections of the community at large and allowed him to mentor and train future leaders and investigators.
Ernie Louttit has completed professional courses at The Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry Battle School at CFB Wainwright, Military Police School of Intelligence and Security at CFB Borden, and Saskatchewan Police College including Executive Leadership Development, Major Case Management and Critical Incident Management.
Ernie is a well-written, successful author having written three bestselling books on Policing and Leadership. A fourth book will be released in the Fall of 2022. He has spoken as a keynote or session speaker on the topic of leadership to over 200 different organizations of students, police, senior management and Indigenous communities.
His hobbies and interests include reading, writing, working out and hunting.