Security professionals are often the first line of defense against criminal activity, as well as the injuries and property damage that follows. Unfortunately, that also means security professionals are very often the first to be blamed in a civil lawsuit arising out of the criminal activity. This webinar will highlight key concepts to be utilized in preventing, investigating, and defending lawsuits brought against security professionals in these instances. These concepts will include insurance coverage issues, common factual theories of liability, preserving evidence, and defense strategies.
This webinar is open to current ASIS members only. Learn more about ASIS membership.
Learning Objectives
Upon completion, participants will be able to:
Keeping data, personnel and facilities safe starts with knowing who accesses your locations. Managing visitors across multiple sites poses significant risk when relying on disconnected systems and procedures. Faced with stringent compliance requirements and a growing focus on security, the need for an integrated enterprise visitor management solution has become essential. To build a secure campus, organizations look to verify a visitor's identity using airport-grade ID scanners, screen guests against watchlists, monitor visit history, and send instant security alerts in case of emergency. The discussion leaders will share how technology offers multi-national enterprises new tools to mitigate threats at point of entry while creating a more seamless visitor and host experience.
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Free registration is available to ASIS members and non-members. ASIS will provide a post-event registration list to sponsors and/or co-sponsors of sponsored Webinars like this event.
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Upon completion, participants will be able to
• Learn from the panel how technology can enable organizations to increase enterprise security while creating a more fluid visitor and host experience.
• Discover how leading enterprises leverage cloud-based visitor management systems to increase security, efficiency and knowledge of how visitors interact with their sites.
• Gain first-hand insight in how to address complex compliance standards and be audit-ready using an integrated platform.
Critical incidents can present themselves at any time and in some cases escalate to more serious emergency situations. “Anticipating the Unexpected” will share planning strategies and best practices for emergency and business continuity planning for you to reference as you develop and modify plans for your organization.
This webinar is sponsored by Johnson Controls Security Solutions.
Free registration is available to ASIS members and non-members. ASIS will provide a post-event registration list to sponsors and/or co-sponsors of sponsored Webinars like this event.
Learn more about ASIS membership at www.asisonline.org/membership.
Upon completion, participants will be able to:
• Identify major plan components and considerations of an emergency management and business continuity program.
• Review sample plan documents and understand their use before during and after a critical incident.
• Evaluate and apply best practices and lessons learned to future planning.
This is a comprehensive presentation which focuses on management, both with respect to facilitating workplace violence prevention and managing the aftermath of an incident. During this presentation topics to be discussed include: basic statistics, business impact, legal exposure, security guard responsibilities, organizational responsibilities, workplace violence program development processes, and training considerations. This presentation is focused on providing insight on the topic of workplace violence and active shooter preparedness. After this presentation is conclude they will have tough questions on preparedness which they will be able to take back to their respective organizations to answer.
Learning Objectives
Upon completion, participants will be able to:
How companies investigate alleged misconduct or illegal activity is more important in today’s business environment than ever before. It is vital that investigations are conducted in a consistent, logical and legal manner to protect not only the company’s interests, but reputation as well.
This webinar provides a corporate investigations framework developed over the past 20 years and offers practical advice on how an investigation is initiated, the partnerships involved during an investigation, pitfalls to avoid during an investigation, and the investigation process.
Learning Objectives
Upon completion, participants will be able to:
Reputational damage is one of the greatest concerns for senior managers. Why? Reputational risks during crises are greater now than any time in history. Crisis response can either swiftly bolster or destroy the core asset of reputation organizationally, and security professionals individually. Handled well, involved managers become crisis champions. If not handled effectively, disgruntled crisis stakeholders use social media and other methods to discredit and destroy organizations and careers. Learn how to minimize reputation-related damage to the organization and security department in crisis.
Learning Objectives
Upon completion, participants will be able to:
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
