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This October, ASIS is working to strengthen our community against cybersecurity threats during Cybersecurity Awareness Month. Help your team become safer and more secure online throughout the month with our cybersecurity resources that features articles on AI and machine learning, ransomware and the NIST cybersecurity framework.
The new Essentials of Executive Protection Certificate is designed to give you the knowledge and skills to ensure the safety of high-threat individuals and respond to high-risk situations.
Earn 3.5 CPEs in our new, self-paced online course.
Discover how you can use your voice and experience to make a meaningful contribution to fellow members and professionals across the field—locally, regionally, and globally—and actively engage with the security management community. If you’re passionate about what you do, this is your chance to share that spark with others.
Review the volunteer opportunities available and apply by 15 October for consideration.
To keep pace with the ever-evolving security industry, ASIS International has released an update to the Protection of Assets (POA) reference set. ASIS members receive a discount of $200 off the list price. Learn more about the new POA
Hiring a new employee is an important responsibility. This Guideline aids employers in developing, implementing and maintaining a preemployment background screening and vetting program to bring into the organization individuals who will be effective assets. Learn more about the updated Preemployment Background Screening Guideline
Learn more about the ASIS strategic plan, which includes a heightened focus on:
Achieving Recognition for the Profession
Accelerating Digital Transformation
Elevating the Security Function to Influence Organizational Success
Serving Global Needs
In 2021, there were several high-profile incidents of security technology being compromised due to poor cybersecurity hygiene, increasingly aggressive nation-state actors, and a growing attack surface with the adoption of IoT and OT. These trends have only continued in 2022, suggesting a new normal for the threat landscape. The October issue of Security Technology will look at how the security industry is incorporating cybersecurity risk into the technology and systems it relies on.
