A breakfast not to be missed is being provided by the ASIS NSW Chapter on Tues 28 October 2014 presented by Samantha & Laurence Barlow. Both former NSW Police Officers who have given a great deal to our community and nearly cost Samantha her life.

ASIS Victoria Chapter has representation on the Victorian Security Industry Advisory Council (VSIAC) and seeks input from our members.

A recent study published in the ANZSOC Journal of Criminology reported that Municipal Corporate Security (MCS) operations continue to evolve locally and abroad. However, the actual work performed can vary compared to traditional police and private security roles.

Please register urgently for the Risk and Training Breakfast next Tuesday 16 September under our Events page. We are now filling fast so don't miss out on this informative and networking opportunity.

Australian security consultants are subject to differing rules throughout the nation. It is important that consultants operating in relevant domestic jurisdictions understand their legislative responsibilities in the provision of advice.

The Victorian Government has released its Action Plan that explains how a whole of government approach will assist to minimise the alcohol and drug toll.

The difference between safety and security concepts has long been argued. Although there is a degree of relationship, there is also a clear distinction.

ASIS is seeking opinions on the use of social media during emergencies through the workings of the ASIS International Crisis Management and Business Continuity Management Council. Your participation is encouraged.

The ASIS ACT Chapter extends an invitation to all ASIS members and their guests to attend their Security In Government Networking Function in Canberra following the SIG Welcome Cocktails.