Although crime reports of burglary and home invasions are down on the last two years, the pending Victorian government elections appear based upon the fear of crime and law and order.

We advise you register early for the ASIS Leadership Breakfast, an event presented by two leaders from ASIS International who are flying out from the US to support your Chapter.

This special report highlights the importance of the security guarding sector as a vital piece of the national security puzzle that has not been drawn into Australia's counter-terrorism planning. The report was launched 19 October 2018 by Senator Reynolds the Assistant Minister for Home Affairs.

The ASIS Victoria Australia Chapter "Strategic Plan 2018-2020" has been updated to reflect our ongoing commitment to excellence. The Plan can be accessed within the Members Area of this website under Member Resources.

The Executive Committee continues to refine its activities with a new approach for meetings in 2019. In total , it is planned to have seven Executive Committee meetings with four of them attached to breakfast events. This approach is intended to improve efficiencies and effectiveness.

Did you know the Chapter membership is now approaching a record number of 106! The Executive Committee has worked hard to ensure the benefits of membership with ASIS International is well-known.

The Victoria Australia Chapter (Group 3) is proud to announce being the recipient of the I.B. Hale Chapter of the Year Award for 2018.

The Executive Committee is pleased to announce the latest version of the Chapter Rules is available under the Members Area of this website.

As recently reported by Allianz, the term 'home invasion' often means different things depending on where it is being used. The media, police, state government departments and even victims all have varied descriptions of the act. In fact, there is no legal definition of 'home invasion'

Biometrics is increasingly utilised across security systems as a core authentication method. Biometrics measure individuals unique physical or behavioural characteristics to recognise or authenticate their identity.