The ASIS Foundation

The ASIS Foundation, a 501 (c)(3)nonprofit organization, advances the security profession worldwide by funding leading-edge research, education, and training. Foundation awards and scholarships ensure those pursuing a security management career are able to realize their academic and professional goals. Support for the Foundation is achieved through financial contributions from individuals, chapters, and companies with an interest in the security industry.

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CRISP Reports

Connecting Research in Security to Practice (CRISP) reports provide practical, researched-based techniques to help security professionals tackle a wide range of security issues.

Fatigue Effects and Countermeasures in 24/7
Operations - NEW!

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Register to attend ASIS Foundation fundraising events at ASIS 2012 in Philadelphia

Make the most of your time in Philadelphia at the Seminar this year - attend the Foundation's annual fundraising events. Expand and strengthen your professional network in fun, relaxing venues, while you lend your support to the important work of the Foundation. Register to attend events along with colleagues or customers.

Annual Golf Tournament
Foundation Night

Corporate sponsorships are available also. Please contact Barbara Buzzell at +1.703.518.1441 for details.

What's New

Mexico North Chapter Wins 2012
Bordes Award
The 2012 Roy Bordes Award for Physical Security has been awarded to ASIS Chapter #239 – Mexico North. The chapter was selected by the ASIS Foundation Board of Trustees from a record pool of 19 applications and will receive a customized, two-day physical security education program in the fall of 2012.

In her application, Chapter Chair Julieta Munoz noted the increased need for security practitioners in her region to have the latest information on best practices in physical security. “Drug trafficking operations have pushed many companies, businesses, and schools to strengthen their physical security. It is no longer optional,” observes Munoz.

Foundation Trustee Dr. Linda Florence commented, “The violence along the border has become a significant concern for those living and working in the area. We believe this program will benefit the many security practitioners on both sides of the border.”

Visit the Foundation website again for program details of the in the months ahead.