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Individuals from all parts of the globe look to broaden their outlook and obtain a sense of adventure when traveling abroad for either vacation or business purposes. Unfortunately, travelers from different cultures find themselves as targets to aggressors who excel at studying vulnerable targets. This webinar will examine statistics and safety and security techniques that will keep travelers safe until returning home.
Sponsoring Council: Crime Prevention Council
Topic(s): Crime;Physical & Operational Security;
Learning Outcomes:
Upon completion, participants will be able to:
1. Identify the growing threats facing individuals traveling abroad
2. Pre-travel safety and security preparation.
3. Security awareness techniques and best practices.
Presenter:
Matthew Porcelli, CPP has been in the private security sector since 2009. Matthew started as a security officer and quickly worked his way up to security supervisor in 2011. In 2014 Matthew became a Security Operations Manager at Newark Liberty International Airport where he and his security agents were responsible for the contracted security services for eight international airlines. Working alongside the Department of Homeland Security and the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, he has been involved with emergency and table top exercises and trained aviation security agents. After his work at Newark Airport, Matthew remained as a Security Operations Manager overseeing 57 client locations across Northwestern New Jersey ranging from global headquarters to executive protection details. Matthew currently works as a Security Manager NJ where he oversees a security team providing security to a property management. Matthew received his Master’s Degree in Administration of Justice and Security from the University of Phoenix in 2014 and his Certified Protection Professional (CPP) in 2016. Matthew serves in various roles on four councils with ASIS International: The Young Professionals Council, the Cultural Properties Council, the Global Terrorism/Political Instability/International Crime Council, and the Crime and Loss Prevention Council.
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Globalization and emerging technologies test the security of supply chains and transit every day. Organizations depend on security professionals to inform their policy decisions with the aim of risk reduction and long-term security solutions. Can your organization count on you?
Presenters will provide an overview of the security challenges unique to supply chain and transit operations. Participants will learn how to work across agencies to prevent, mitigate, respond and recover from these hazards. This webinar will enhance the security acumen of existing and new security professionals to help them reinforce baseline agency decisions that are rooted in ASIS smart practices.
Sponsoring Council: Supply Chain / Transit Security Council
Learning Outcomes:
Upon completion, participants will be able to:
Presenters:
Major Aston Greene is the Commander of the Emergency Preparedness Unit (EPU) for the Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority (MARTA), the 9th largest public transportation system in the U.S. With primary duties as an Emergency Manager and Security Expert, Mr. Greene works on a variety of high profile security projects (vehicle security cameras, CCTV with video analytics, ‘See & Say’ App, Security Plans, etc.) With 22 years’ in law enforcement, security and emergency management along with a Masters Degree in Public Administration and a B. S. in Criminal Justice Administration, he is a noted authority for security best practices.
Tony Pelli is an experienced supply chain risk consultant with a broad range of specialized skill sets, including experience in conducting end-to-end, enterprise-level supply chain risk assessments for clients and their supply chain partners. As a member of BSI’s Advisory team, he also helps clients design, implement and refine their supply chain security programs and management systems. Tony has led assessments where he models, forecasts, and quantifies the risk of cargo theft, counterfeiting, and other supply chain risks, and has assessed over $50 billion in trade in the electronics, pharmaceutical, and consumer products industries over the past three years. Tony has also designed loss prevention and security assessments, mapped and assessed security and business continuity risk in supply chains for Fortune 500 companies, and assisted in the successful implementation of supply chain security plans, policies, and procedures.
Tony has also completed intensive training in non-proliferation and arms control at the Center for International Trade and Security and assessed the impact of strategic trade controls on legitimate commercial trade. Tony has a degree in History and International Affairs from the University of Georgia.
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The history, background, benefits and features of pedestrian entrance control systems such as turnstiles, portals, and security revolving doors will be explored and reviewed. Methods for selecting between such systems and their various features and options will be investigated. The presenters will discuss risk assessment. budgeting, internal decision processes, ROI justification, and helpful external resources for selecting and employing such a system in your campus or building.
Sponsoring Council: Physical Security Council
Upon completion, participants will be able to:
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Sponsored by Resolver | Sponsored by IT Security Council
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The role of a corporate security professional is complicated. You know that your job has been done when no one knows that you’ve done your job, you give people the confidence to take risks knowing that there is someone to protect them, and you act as the backstop in the case of a once in a lifetime catastrophic event like a terrorist attack or natural disaster. While all these things are true, they are very hard to qualify and quantify.
The good news? You don’t need these variables to make your case, but you can definitely make a case based on the more mundane incidents that happen all the time.
Join this webinar as we walk you through the exercise of qualifying and quantifying what you do every day to keep your organization protected from security risks. We will help you clearly communicate the source and magnitude of the value of security investments to your leadership, giving them the confidence that you will get that return!
Topic(s): Enterprise Security Risk Management (ESRM); Integration of Physical & Cyber Security; Physical & Operational Security
Upon completion, participants will be able to:
Level: Professional Level
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Sponsored by JCI, Inc.
New in 2019, ASIS is launching an exclusive members-only webinar series focused on key topics and professional development needs identified across our global community. The first of these quarterly programs centers on management and leadership (more resources around this topic area will launch soon).
In a metrics-focused and data-driven business environment, a business case is crucial tool to justify budget and capital expenditures. But how to start? Identifying data sources, evaluating the quantitative and qualitative costs and benefits, and outlining risks to various courses of action can be overwhelming.
This webinar will outline the process to develop a business case. You’ll learn what to include, where to find your data, how to evaluate alternatives, and ultimately make your case to management.
This webinar is open to current ASIS members only. Learn more about ASIS membership.
Upon completion, participants will be able to:
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Every facility presents unique security challenges and the high-rise environment is no exception. While many of the same security principles will apply, adaptations will need to be made. This webinar will outline what good, foundational security looks like in a high-rise environment. Hear first hand from security professionals who have direct and current experience in recognizing the related threats and hazards and get solid recommendations on how to mitigate the risk. If you are charged with directly overseeing the safety and security of a high rise, you can’t miss this webinar.
Sponsoring Council: Commercial Real Estate Council
Topic(s): Managing Organizations; Physical & Operational Security
Learning Outcomes:
Upon completion, participants will be able to:
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Situational and environmental crime-control measures, such as crime prevention through environmental design (CPTED), can help deter would-be criminals. But how do you assess your site for vulnerabilities best addressed through CPTED?
This webinar will explain the theory behind CPTED and give examples of applications to correct issues. See real life examples from two experts in the field of CPTED and get solutions you can use.
Sponsoring Council: School Safety & Security Council and International Foundation for Protection Officers
Learning Outcomes:
Upon completion, participants will be able to:
Presenters:
Marianna A. Perry, M.S., CPP, CPOI has 35+ years of progressive experience in law enforcement, physical security, safety and loss control. Marianna received her B.A. Degree from Bellarmine University and her Master’s Degree from Eastern Kentucky University. She is a safety and security consultant and is a frequent presenter at the annual ASIS International Seminar. Marianna is a former trooper and detective with the Kentucky State Police and was previously the Director of the National Crime Prevention Institute (NCPI) at the University of Louisville. She is a member of the ASIS International School Safety and Security Council.
Lawrence J. Fennelly, CPOI, CSSM was the 2015 recipient of the ASIS President’s Award for “many years of encouraging and mentoring security professionals as potential writers and authors, especially women and young professionals. These efforts, as well as your own publications, have positively affected the security Body of Knowledge. Your vision and work toward an annual Security Book of the Year Award was fulfilled with the 2014 inaugural award and this year’s second one.”
Marianna Perry and Lawrence Fennelly’s latest books as co-authors are: CPTED and Traditional Physical Security Countermeasures, 150 Things You Should Know, 2018, Investigations: 150 Things You Should Know, 2nd Edition, Security: 150 Things You Should Know, 2nd Edition, and Physical Security: 150 Things You Should Know, 2nd Edition.
Gain access to all live and on-demand webinars for 2019—a minimum of 20 programs on topics such as security operations, active assailant, ESRM, and management & leadership—for one low subscription fee. With content delivered by security experts who have proven expertise in their field, ASIS webinar content is relevant to the work you do as a practitioner every day. Build your security knowledge—or enable team training—by staying informed, efficiently and affordably.
$149 member | $199 nonmember
