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It is argued all crime related security incidents originate from human sources of threat. This means effective security risk management must strongly focus on people.

According to the Australian Government, adopting a risk based approach allows agencies to prioritise activities based upon the likelihood and consequence of a risk being realised.

Cyber security is estimated to drive $7.6 trillion of digital value over the next decade. This means cyber security needs to be considered relative to business operations and growth through digitisation.

Security leaders know only too well the time taken to provide quality reports. Whether preparing an audit, risk, concept or progress document using Voice Recognition Software (VRS) can substantially increase productivity.

The International Crimes Database is an independent online public database comprising a large collection of decisions and judgements from national courts. Some content will be of interest to security leaders, especially those responsible for assessment of threats and vulnerabilities associated with international operations and travel.

The ASIS New South Wales Chapter 2016 Annual Conference entitled "I.T - The New Frontier of Security" was an outstanding success. With delegates from across Australia this high quality conference is a must for 2017.

The ASIS Victoria Australia Chapter invites you to a highly recommended breakfast event on retail security at University of Melbourne’s Law Building in Carlton. The Event is conducted on Tuesday 21 June 2016.

The Australian Skills Quality Authority has published its findings from the national review of security industry training. Issues highlighted include inconsistent licensing across states and territories, poor quality training and deficient assessments.