Webinars

ASIS Homepage

Anytime, Anywhere Learning

Build your know-how and stay up-to-date right from your desktop or mobile device, 24/7. ASIS webinars offer insightful perspectives and expertise on the latest security issues, all year long. Webinars are ideal for individuals and team training!

Browse upcoming webinars below
Single webinar: $49 member, $79 nonmember.

Subscribe now and SAVE. Gain access to all live and on-demand webinars through 31 December 2018—including 24 months of archives—for one low subscription fee: $129 member, $199 nonmember.

Open All / Close All

$0 Member Price

$0 Non-member Price

11 September 2018

Earn up to 1 CPE Credit

Campus environments are uniquely difficult to protect, whether they are for higher education, corporations, or healthcare organizations. Furthermore, security professionals must not only ensure the safety of their facilities and everyone on them, they must also anticipate issues impacting the operations of their business. They need to prepare for threats posted online or posed by the environment. They need to anticipate problems that may impact staff traveling to and from work. Finally they need to communicate effectively when issues arise. In today's world, social media and publicly available data make up an essential information stream for campus protection and operations. With the right tools, this dataset offers a real-time understanding of unforeseen events so teams can react faster and more effectively.

Join Dataminr's Krista Worley and NYU's Kelly Mckinney, Senior Director of Emergency Management, for a discussion about how the NYU Hospitals Center employs social media and publicly available data to protect their campuses, staff, and patients as well as maintain smooth operations throughout the healthcare network. Learn how this information compliments their other data streams and is incorporated into their organizational structure. Hear case studies of how NYU has extracted value from this vast dataset and used it to inform their response to major events in New York City this past year.

In this webinar you will learn:

How publicly available data supports the protection and operations of campuses, including those in corporate, educational, and healthcare industries
Strategies for integrating publicly available information into preexisting organizational structures
How various departments within an organization can benefit from real-time publicly available data
Ways to get value from publicly available information and put it into action

Presented by:

Kelly Mckinney
Senior Director of Emergency Management
NYU

Krista Worley

Client Engagement
Dataminr

$0 Member Price

$0 Non-member Price

19 September 2018

Earn up to 1 CPE Credit

Security Management magazine is excited to present a discussion with William J. Bratton, former NYPD Commissioner and current Executive Chairman for Teneo Risk for a fast-paced and interactive webcast that directly addresses an essential leadership challenge facing security professionals.

More recently, the C-Suite has been focused on strategies that prevent, mitigate, and manage security threats. But security is still often viewed as a cost or ‘bottleneck’ to doing business. As a result, security initiatives can sometimes be deprioritized, underfunded or miscommunicated, which only challenges the risk posture of an organization. A key part of overcoming this dilemma is ensuring that the investments in security and the corresponding benefits resonate with executive leadership in terms of value-add, return on investment and protection of people and assets. Bratton has demonstrated how a culture of communication and results-oriented risk management makes organizations and municipalities alike safer, more effective, and more resilient.

Carolyn Parent is CEO of LiveSafe and a leader in the risk intelligence technology sector. She will join this dialogue to speak to the emerging role of technological innovation in equipping a broad-based proactive culture of security.

Key learning objectives for this session include:

Debunking misconceptions of security within your organization
Recasting corporate security as a strategic role and value driver
Elevating the value your employees and stakeholders ascribe to security
Building a prevention mindset
Predictions about the future of corporate security

Presented by:

William J. Bratton
Executive Chairman
Teneo Risk

William J. Bratton is one of the world’s most respected and trusted experts on security and risk issues. During a 46-year career in law enforcement, he instituted progressive change while leading six police departments, including seven years as Chief of the Los Angeles Police Department and two nonconsecutive terms as the Police Commissioner of the City of New York. He is the only person ever to lead the police agencies of America’s two largest cities.

Pat Timlin
Chief Executive Officer
SilverSEAL

Pat Timlin serves as Chief Executive Officer of SilverSEAL Corporation, a premier global security and investigations company based in New York and London. In this role he oversees the management and long-term growth of all three divisions of SilverSEAL Corporation: SEAL Security, SEAL Security UK, and SEAL Integrated Systems. Mr. Timlin specializes in high consequence threat prevention, drawing upon his experience in corporate security program development, organizational management, complex investigations, business continuity, and law enforcement.

Carolyn Parent
CEO and President
LiveSafe

Carolyn Parent is CEO and President of LiveSafe. She drives business growth by bringing innovation and entrepreneurial disciplines to new models for taking on some of the most difficult problems that organizations face. She is a leader in building digital and mobile communications data solution for organizations, with more than 20 years’ experience as a successful entrepreneur, sales leader and team builder for small, mid-cap and Fortune 500 private and public companies.

$0 Member Price

$0 Non-member Price

17 October 2018

Earn up to 1 CPE Credit

Ransomware attacks—malware encrypted data held for financial ransom—increased more than 90 percent last year, and there's no indication that trend is slowing. Since targeted companies may have their primary modes of communication disabled indefinitely, they must be prepared with the right technology and processes in place to disseminate information to key stakeholders throughout the unfolding crisis.

Join security professionals Ann Pickren, President of OnSolve and Cheryl Carmel, Vice President of Security, for a fast-paced tour of the front lines from business continuity planning to essential collaboration between physical and IT security functions.

Ensuring Business Continuity After a Ransomware Attack will explore a proactive approach informed by the real-world application of the Enterprise Security Risk Management (ESRM) model.

Key takeaways or learning objectives

Real-world assessment of emerging threat vectors
Effective linking of security activities to organizational mission.
Collaboration techniques that define a coherent organizational response to unfolding ransomware crisis

Presented by:

Ann Pickren
President
OnSolve

Ann Pickren currently serves as the President, Commercial for OnSolve, LLC. Ann has spent 20+ years in the Business Continuity and Crisis Communications field, having held positions at Comdisco and SunGard for over 16 years. Her expertise spans all business continuity lifecycle services. She currently holds her MBCI certification and is a member of the DRJ Executive Council, a past board member of the BCI USA Chapter, past President and board member of the Atlanta ACP Chapter.

Cheryl Carmel

Vice President of Security
OnSolve

Cheryl Carmel, CISSP, CIPT is the vice president security for OnSolve. Her responsibilities include all domains of the Security Program for the company. Her background includes many years in various roles in the security and technology field in industries including business continuity and financial software.

$49 Member Price

$79 Non-member Price

24 October 2018

Earn up to 1 CPE CREDIT

In the final session of the three-part series, this webinar from the ASIS Crime Prevention Council introduces critical infrastructure scenarios, high-impact perspective analysis, and active shooter scenarios from an insider threat perspective. Participants will learn how to engage stakeholders, law enforcement and community members to strengthen the organization’s security strategy. Finally, the concept PROTECT will be redefined from a technology integration standpoint that helps to prevent insider threat events.

Webinar series presenters include council members with unique expertise in crime prevention as well guest speakers from government agencies involved in intelligence and counterintelligence. Each webinar in this series concludes with a discussion of cases that encourage the audience to draw conclusions based on the information presented.

Participants will be able to:

Use critical infrastructure, high-impact perspective and active shooter analysis tools
Determine security priorities based on scenarios crafted to highlight critical issues
Better engage and build relationships with stakeholders, community members, and law enforcement

$49 Member Price

$79 Non-member Price

07 November 2018

Earn up to 1 CPE CREDIT

Many of today's Security Managers are tasked with securing the Enterprise while providing support to regulatory requirements. Security is often constrained by budget and/or political considerations. These restrictions can degrade the security department(s) ability to properly design and implement secure infrastructure throughout their organization. This program will provide an insight into physical security counter-measures that can actually place the enterprise at greater risk due to their vulnerability to cyber-attacks or hacking (interactive session), managing an effective enterprise physical key program in a compliance driven environment, and a case study on how Human Factors impact Enterprise security implementation.

Program Objectives

Understand how Physical Security Counter-Measures may place the Enterprise at-risk.

Understand how physical security counter-measures selection can increase the risk to an enterprise due to cyber-attacks, hacking or other cyber vulnerabilities.

Identify what is meant by The Keys to the Kingdom.

Participants will have an understanding of the basic principles and concepts for an effective physical key management program.

Participants will have an understanding of the basic principles and concepts for an effective physical key management program.

$49 Member Price

$79 Non-member Price

14 November 2018

Earn up to 1 CPE CREDIT

With the rising threats organizations are facing, security executives are tasked with meeting these challenges while also ensuring that expenditures are kept in check. How can security executives know that they are effectively meeting organizational risks in a cost-effective manner? How do security managers create metrics to show that their counter-measures will have a guaranteed return on investment? What steps are essential in identifying organizational risks? Once security surveys have been performed and risks identified, what type of risk analysis models will help guide the security professional to creating a security plan that will best ensure organizational resilience.

Learning Objectives:

Create a risk analysis for their organization
Apply ESRM best practices
Develop effective metrics that measure ROI

$49 Member Price

$79 Non-member Price

05 December 2018

Earn up to 1 CPE CREDIT

For the first time in US history, more people are dying from opiate overdoses than car accidents, meth and cocaine overdoses. In 2015, medical doctors in the US wrote 256 million prescriptions for opiates totaling 3 billion pills. The White House Office of National Drug Control Policy now says we have an opiate epidemic in this country and only now are federal agencies, state drug oversight and physician-licensing groups starting to address this problem with any real vigor.

Use patterns for opioids and other substitute drugs show that any addicted employees would need to use their drug about every four to six hours and may become obsessed about not going into withdrawal during their work day. This means there is a strong likelihood they will use drugs like heroin at or near their workplace. Besides the obvious work productivity issues, heroin use brings illegal drug possession, theft, needles, and the danger of an overdose to the employer’s worksite.

This webinar will explain how to recognize opiate abuse from both legal and medical perspectives, so security directors, managers, and supervisors become better aware of opiate use by their employees, vendors, visitors, customers, or trespassers. The webinar will discuss the protocols for “reasonable suspicion” interventions with employees, including drug testing, results discussions, treatment options, return to work protocols, and/or safe and legal discipline and termination procedures. The webinar will also touch on the efficacy and use of Narcan and if the organization should store this life-saving drug on-site.

Participants will be able to:

Identify the signs, symptoms, and behaviors of employee opiate use and
Have crucial conversations with employees suspected of opiate use.
Explain the differences between opiate drug use versus opiate withdrawal symptoms.
Determine when and if Narcan use by security staff for employees or others having an opiate overdose may be a necessity.
Cite the safety hazards related to opiate users, their drugs, and drug paraphernalia, including needles and other blood-borne pathogens, like MRSA, hepatitis, and HIV.

Who Should Attend

Security managers, supervisors, practitioners, and any staff with security or HR functions.

Presentation

The Opiate Problem in this Country
Dealing with Opiate Users in the Workplace: Safety, Health, and Security Concerns
Getting Help from County Social Service Agencies and Substance Abuse Professionals
Working Effectively With the Police
Security and Operational Policy Solutions for Opiate Users in the Workplace
Q&A

Webinars

Anytime, Anywhere Learning

How To Use Real-Time, Publicly Available Information to Inform Campus Security and Operations

The CSO is the Steward of Corporate Security: Does the Company See Your Big Picture?

Business Continuity in a Ransomware Attack: Meeting the Emerging Threat

Insider Threat #3: Protect Your Organization with Contemporary Tools

Managing Enterprise Security in a Compliance Driven Environment

Program Objectives

Maximizing ROI through Effective Risk Analysis

The Security Manager’s Response to Opiates in the Workplace

Webinar Subscription