Making a difference is a primary objective of the ASIS Victoria Australia Chapter and security leaders can effectively contribute by participating in discussions on a variety of security-related issues and topics.

The ASIS NSW Chapter Annual Conference in May 2016 has a theme of "IT - The New Frontier of Security" The conference provides an opportunity for security leaders to hear from specialists including New South Wales Police Commander for Fraud and Cyber Crime and Dr Keith Suter.

The Dept of Justice and Regulation have issued a Regulatory Impact Statement and proposed Regulations for review and comment by industry professionals and other interested persons.

The Dept of Justice and Regulation have issued a Regulatory Impact Statement and proposed Regulations for review and comment by industry professionals and other interested persons.

The ASIS NSW Chapter Annual Conference in May 2016 has a theme of "IT - The New Frontier of Security" The conference provides an opportunity for security leaders to hear from specialists including New South Wales Police Commander for Fraud and Cyber Crime and Dr Keith Suter

We are pleased to announce the March Terrorism Event has sold out with 100 registrations.

Further to member notifications on 6 and 27 January, the event now has 14 seats remaining. We capped the event at 100 so register on the events page to avoid disappointment.

ASIS International supports this important Webinar to be conducted across Australia on Thursday 28 January 2016 (ADST (Melbourne/Sydney) 11AM; AEST (Brisbane) 10AM; and AWST (Perth) 8AM.

There are substantial benefits associated with membership of ASIS International. Now is the time to become a member or renew your membership.

We recommend early registration to avoid missing this March Breakfast Event sponsored by Nab. Two leading presenters in the complex field of terrorism research and practice will provide valuable insights into a growing area of concern for security leaders.