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October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month
ASIS joins the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and the E.U. Agency for Network and Information Security (ENISA) in recognizing October as Cyber Security Awareness Month. Join ASIS all month long for information, programming, and resources to help you, your organization, and your communities stay safe online.
ASIS Annual Call for Volunteers
Applications accepted beginning 15 August.
Volunteering with ASIS International allows you to engage and connect with fellow professionals while empowering yourself and the community. Explore current volunteer opportunities and make a commitment to yourself and the profession.
ASIS Foundation Gives Back to the Security Industry
The ASIS Foundation helps security professionals achieve their career goals with certification scholarships, practical research, member hardship grants, and more. Your Foundation is supported by generous donations from ASIS members, chapters, and organizations.
Level Up Your Security Career
Nothing beats experience-based knowledge when it comes to demonstrating your skills, expertise, and proficiency. That’s why eligibility requirements for the Associate Protection Professional (APP®️) credential have been modified to better reflect the real-world experience of today’s incoming and transitioning security professionals. Apply to earn your APP Certification with just one year of compensated security experience—no college degree or management experience required.
ASIS Strategic Plan
Building off its 2020-2024 Strategic Plan, ASIS International has developed a new strategic plan with a vision to create a safer world by uniting security professionals globally to grow resilient communities. The plan was created through collaboration with members, volunteer leaders, and global partners to emphasize outreach and harness the collective expertise of security professionals worldwide. It centers on ASIS taking on the role of the facilitator to cultivate a dynamic, inclusive community through five key steps: collaborative expansion of customized offerings, investing in a diverse global team, utilizing data-driven technology resources, defining new membership segments, and redefining security's role as a business imperative. This comprehensive, forward-looking strategy positions ASIS as a pioneering force that promotes engagement, knowledge sharing, and significant member value on a global scale. Learn more about ASIS International’s most current strategic plan.
Security Technology: The Intelligence Issue
The proliferation of data—and artificial intelligence tools to create or gather it—is changing how threat intelligence teams conduct their work. The October issue of Security Technology takes a look at how this transformation is unfolding and the opportunities it poses for proactive security teams.
