The Australian Security Award nominations are open and we encourage submissions now. Nomination forms and categories are outlined on the ASIAL website and offered through ASIAL, OSPAs and the Australian Security Medals Foundation.

Victoria Australia Chapter members were surveyed recently as to their views of the Chapter and its member supports through the Committee. Thanks to Pascal Engler who conducted the survey.

Thanks to Graham Manson, a Director/Founder of International Resilience Group and an Executive Committee member of ASIS Victoria Australia Chapter for this important article.

Congratulations to Executive Committee Member and MD of Dominance Guardian Services on his recent publication in The Retailer, the Australian Retailers Association magazine. The article discusses contemporary considerations for retail security including technological innovation.

Thanks to Clayton Abraham from the Executive Committee, ASIS Victoria Australia Chapter for the outline on executive travel post COVID-19. Clayton provides specialist advice in the area of executive protection and security risk. This article focuses on executive overland transport.

Thanks to Executive Committee Member Nick Karas for this article at this important time. Security guards, chefs and taxi drivers are among those most likely at risk from COVID-19, according to new figures in the United Kingdom.

Thanks to Executive Committee Member Nick Karas for this article at this important time. The Covid-19 pandemic is forcing massive change across the business world and things may never go back to normal. What does security look like in this new world, and what will buyers be prioritising?

The Safe Work Australia website has been updated to provide a central hub of work health and safety (WHS) guidance and tools to help Australian workplaces manage the health and safety risks posed by COVID-19.

ASIS International recently announced within the State of the Association report there are 34,000 members world-wide through 247 Chapters in 82 Countries. There are actually members of ASIS International in 145 countries.