Young Professionals are an integral part of future security planning. ASIS International strongly promotes development of young professionals through a range of strategies.

An ASIS Victoria member has kindly provided some very useful information based on statistical evidence on travel safety for women.

Executive Committee member Clayton Abraham has provided specialist and practical advice for the guidance of security leaders entering new markets. The lessons learned are worthy of consideration when entering any emerging market.

Crime Stoppers Victoria has marked its 30th anniversary of service with a record breaking year.

ASIS International offers a broad range of webinars, reviews, recordings, and online courses to provide security practitioners with the latest and most effective practices to expand their knowledge and stay up-to-date in a rapidly changing security industry.

A Chapter member has provided some interesting and thought provoking considerations about security at our sporting stadiums.

Following a comprehensive investigation into the riot at the Ravenhall Metropolitan Remand Centre in June 2015, WorkSafe has charged the Department of Justice and Regulation with four breaches of the Occupational Health and Safety Act 2004 (Vic).

The ASIS Victoria Australia Chapter website coordinator (Dr Tony Zalewski) captures statistical use of the website. Did you know the website is the major form of communication between the Chapter committee, its members and the general public.

Domestic violence is well reported as a community-wide problem and not surprisingly there has been cases involving partners who work for the same employer. Recently courts have considered if there are any obligations placed on the employer for the creation of a safe workplace.

Many approaches to security also minimise exposures to “safety-related” risks and hazards. This requires security leaders to have a practical understanding of workplace health and safety and work design.