Crime rates in Victoria are down, but prisoner numbers are up, according to two recent reports. Figures released last week by the Australian Bureau of Statistics suggest that crime rates are down by 3 per cent in Victoria, and 1 per cent across Australia as reported by the Law Institute of Victoria.

Security expert Sven Leidel provides a comprehensive guide covering major global travel risks and safety issues for business and leisure trips in a professionally sound and practical way.

On 26 January, 2018, ASIS rolled out the first changes of their website, which is a multi-phase project focused on improved and personalized content, powerful search, user-centric commerce, online community, and integrated systems for learning and certification.

ASIS International is pleased to announce the reaffirmation of Management System for Quality of Private Security Company Operations—Requirements with Guidance.

Cyber security is all about protecting your information and your business from being compromised while online. A Cyber Security Best Practice Guide from the Australian Government has been developed to help busy small business operators understand the risks and how to prevent cyber-attacks.

The Critical Infrastructure All Sectors Resilience Report 2017 provides an overview of the resilience of Victoria's critical infrastructure sectors. The report highlights the importance of Victoria's critical infrastructure to every one of us. Critical infrastructure provides Victorians with access to water, food supply, health services, energy, transport, communications, banking and finance…

The Chapter Executive encourage all current members to renew their membership. This is completed online by signing into the ASIS website and following the prompts.

Amendments introduced under the WorkSafe Legislation Amendment Act 2017 passed by the Victorian Parliament in September have now come into operation.

Evaluations have been received and reviewed for the recently conducted ASIS Victoria 2017 National Conference entitled “Contemporary Security Leadership in Australia”