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Fareed Zakaria, Scott Klososky to Kick-off GSX Keynote Lineup

Global thinker, columnist, and CNN host Fareed Zakaria and futurist and technology visionary Scott Klososky will deliver the Monday and Tuesday keynote addresses at Global Security Exchange (GSX), formerly known as the ASIS Annual Seminar and Exhibits. Their future-focused remarks will address global risks, threats, and the need for a holistic approach to security risk management. Register by 29 June to save $200 on your All-Access pass!

Strategies for Security—Multiplied.

ASIS International's flagship event has a new name and a fresh look—but it's still the world's most trusted and established event for security professionals worldwide. Global Security Exchange (GSX)—formerly the Annual Seminar & Exhibits—has elevated the event experience with modernized education, revitalized networking, and a reimagined exhibit floor that allows you to exchange best practices, expand global connections, and experience new innovations.

Get ready to experience GSX. Save $200 on your All-Access pass when you register by 29 June. Register now!

Exhibit & Sponsor Opportunities

ONLINE LEARNING

FEATURED WEBINAR: 
Critical Systems Protection: Lessons Learned from Cyber-Physical Security Assessments | 11 July 2018, 15:00 – 16:00 ET

The internet-connected camera systems, access control systems, elevators, etc. at high-risk facilities have opened an alternate access point for hostile actors to carry out an attack. DHS’ Federal Protective Service (FPS) has incorporated a tiered approach to assessing the cyber and physical security risks to its facilities.

Get Certified!

Certified Protection Professional (CPPⓇ)

Board certification in security management. Demonstrates your knowledge and competency in seven key domains of security. Globally recognized as the standard of excellence for security management professionals.

Physical Security Professional (PSPⓇ)

Board certification in physical security. Demonstrates your knowledge in physical security assessments, application, design, and integration of physical security systems, and implementation of security measures.

Certificant Spotlight

Kaatje Claes, CPP

​Kaatje Claes, CPP, is security manager for De Museumstichting, a network of fashion, photography, and diamond museums in Antwerp, Belgium. Her studies in criminology taught her the basics of security practice, but it was years later that she realized the full breadth of what the field has to offer.

"Without a doubt, the biggest benefit of my CPP certification has been that I learned so much more beyond my own area of expertise. That full understanding of security that the certification exam requires will help develop my career immensely going forward."

Classroom programs

Featured program

Executive Protection | 9-10 July 2018

Do you have what it takes to succeed in this highly specialized field?

In today’s complex threat environment, the challenges to executive protection professionals—and to their principals—have never been greater. Corporate executives, celebrities, politicians, and other prominent individuals who require personal protection are counting on you to lead​ them safely through the inevitable risk-prone situations.

This comprehensive program covers the fundamental skills and procedures required to provide effective personal protection in this highly specialized field. Real case studies are used that reinforce the techniques and teach best practices.

ASIS Foundation

The ASIS Foundation supports our members through education, research, and providing scholarship and award opportunities to deserving professionals. Learn more about current initiatives and how you can contribute. 

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Lost in Transit

​It was a busy morning in Dec­ember 2017 as a woman board­­ed the Lond­on Under­­ground's Central Line service. While she was on the train, Malcolm Schwartz, 19, also boarded. He approach­ed her and ex­posed himself, press­ing into her.The next month, Schwartz board­­ed the Underground again and assaulted two women, touching and pressing himself against them inappropriately. Later in Jan­uary, Schwartz once again rode the Underground and stood closely behind a woman, touching her inapp...

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