Lloyd’s of London CEO Inga Beale recently advised cyber cover will become a must buy for all businesses as the risk landscape continues to shift.

Virtus Insurance Brokers has negotiated special Professional Indemnity coverage for Australian security consultants. Victorian members have reported up to 40% discount on existing coverage.

This important event conducted by the WA Chapter is recommended to all security advisers and their guests. Keynote speaker is Michelle Fyfe, Assistant Commissioner – State Crime, WA Police.

In a commercial environment it is not uncommon for organisations to engage the services of a contract security provider. The contract provider effectively operationalises the system of security developed and authorised by an organisation.

Within a system of security, protocols such as a security policy, plan and procedures guide key stakeholders in their work.

An economic or monetary loss may arise because a statement including an opinion, whether reckless or negligent from another that has been significantly relied upon. These types of case involving former employees are common in the USA and UK albeit there has been some recent activity in Australia.

Where a contractor is engaged for the provision of security services the following documents can assist in ensuring the security context is established and maintained.

Often security leaders are engaged to provide advice on community safety strategies. Although outside the typical role of a security advisor, the contributions can be beneficial within a community safety strategy.

ASIS ACT Chapter is conducting a Security and Government half-day Expo that includes a presentation from DFAT chief security officer Luke Williams. The Expo will be held at the Realm Hotel Canberra, Thursday November 3 from 12 to 6pm.

Gold Sponsor of the ASIS Victoria Chapter QSS records average growth of 30 per cent after a restructure.