The ASIS International multi award-winning Victoria Australia Chapter hosted this year’s annual Australia National Conference. The Chapter brought together professionals from a range of disciplines and backgrounds that included prominent leaders in security, education and research.

WorkSafe has charged the Department of Justice and Community Safety for alleged health and safety breaches.

Though most are loath to admit it, retailers across USA already make extensive, behind-the-scenes use of biometrics to track employees, nab shoplifters and improve store security. Does this also occur in Australia?

Melbourne Airport, in partnership with Smiths Detection, has gone 'live' with the latest checkpoint screening technology featuring Computed Tomography (CT) X-ray in Terminal 4. The technology allows laptops and liquids to remain in bags and has been a huge success with travellers since Melbourne Airport first ran a trial in 2018.

The Age media advises that Australians are reporting incidents of cybercrime about every 10 minutes, according to statistics released by the nation's cyber security watchdog.

The federal government has begun consulting on the development of Australia’s next cyber security strategy to best position the nation to respond to a changing threat environment.

One-in-78 Victorians were caught committing a crime last financial year, according to official new crime statistics from the Victorian Crime Statistics Agency

A series of dynamic technical talks at the inaugural CSO Australia-AWSN Women in Security conference highlighted the innovative perspectives and problem-solving nous that women bring to cybersecurity roles.