ASIS Victoria chapter hosted this free webinar presented by Mr. Scott Ainslie. Please read more to access the recording and the presentation slides.

There are four practical tips for recognising some signs when a known colleague is struggling and should be asked - Are you OK?

A brief background and overview of the Security Legislation Amendment (Critical Infrastructure) Bill 2020. How will it impact you? Where can you learn more about it?

Safe Work Australia has developed a series of resources for businesses to download and display in their workplaces. The SWA website also provides additional information of value to members and risk assessors.

WorkSafe Victoria advise Ballarat Health Services has been fined $20,000 without conviction for failing to inform staff about occupational violence and aggression risks in the workplace in 2018.

The Victorian crime data for 2019-2020 found there were 74,189 offenders prosecuted, a decrease of two per cent from the previous year. However, about 23% of perpetrators (17,171) were processed for violence and acts intended to cause injury.

Safe Work Australia has published resources for preventing workplace sexual harassment, violence and aggression. These guidance materials are for businesses and employees.

International Standard ISO 22341 Security and resilience — Protective security — Guidelines for crime prevention through environmental design has been released and is available for purchase online.

As part of achieving professional best practice, ASIS International provides free resources across its membership. The current resource focuses on advancing your security career through five articles by industry leaders.