Global Security Exchange (GSX), 8-12 September, is the only event that brings together security professionals from all vertical markets throughout the world to network, learn, and re-invest in the industry. It’s home for all security practitioners and their partners.

According to SAI Global, OH&S Standards were the most sought after in the last financial year. The Standard is "AS/NZS ISO 45001:2018 Occupational health and safety management systems - Requirements with guidance for use"

In association with ASIS Malaysia and the Royal Malaysia Police, the Malaysia Crime Prevention Foundation, Penang is providing a seminar on cybercrime. This seminar is highly recommended and a must for security leaders.

An occupational health and safety training organisation has been convicted and fined $200,000 for falsifying scaffolding and forklift training records. Unfortunately this type of activity is not uncommon considering the prosecution of Roger Training in NSW for falsely issuing extensive numbers of security qualifications.

Standards Australia have available a series of publications for contract standards including the engagement of sub-contractors. Security leaders should be aware of these minimum requirements.

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Thousands of Victorian workers whose jobs put them at increased risk of mental injury will benefit from new knowledge sharing networks set up under a WorkSafe initiative.

The next major security event in Australia is the ASIAL 2019 Security Exhibition & Conference, Darling Harbour, Sydney. Our Deputy Chair Dr Tony Zalewski is presenting over two days on 24 July and again on 25 July.

Sam Jackson from Sparke Helmore Lawyers advises the Victorian 2019–20 State Budget will involve an increase the number of WorkSafe inspectors and issue of infringement notices for a range of occupational health and safety offences.

A culture involves the ideas, customs, and social behaviour of a particular group of people or society. In the context of security, this culture combines thinking from the social sciences including psychology, sociology, organisational theory and change management.