Stay focused on your career objectives and maintain your momentum as you prepare for the year ahead. ASIS provides members with the intelligence, tools, and connections they need to excel in their security profession.

Still need convincing about the benefits of ASIS International Membership? Check out the updated brochure.

Security leaders and risk assessors should note that after seven years, ISO9001:2009 is to be replaced with the 2015 version. SAI Global report there has been significant changes to the former Standard.

Family violence continues to directly affect one in four Victorian women and is the leading contributor to preventable death, disability and illness for women aged 15 to 44 years. Family violence is deplorable and often involves violent, threatening, coercive or controlling behaviours.

Professor Martin Gill from the UK is visiting Australia in October and providing an exclusive briefing on security excellence for security providers.

Members and guests wishing to attend ASIS Victoria Australia Chapter Events are now able to register through a simplified process using Sticky Tickets that links from the Events page.

For those security leaders attending the Security in Government Event in Canberra please see the attached invitation to attend the ASIS ACT Chapter's Networking Event. For a small fee you will have a three course meal with like minded people in security.

The ASIS Victoria Strategic Plan 2015 has been developed and regularly reviewed by the Chapter Executive Committee. Members are able to login to the Members Only area of this website to review our progress to date.

Security leaders can benefit by understanding local crime statistics in the assessment of risk. The Victoria Police CSA (Crime Statistics Agency) provide excellent data including an ability to profile specific areas.