ASIS International continues to prioritize the member experience for our 34,000 global members, with the help of an incredibly passionate and dedicated group of 1,400 Regional and Chapter volunteers and 254 chapters worldwide. We grew our new chapters in three regions—Asia Pacific Oceania (Mindanao, Philippines), Latin America and the Caribbean (Mexicali, Mexico), and Sub-Saharan Africa (Kampala, Uganda). We’ve developed 250+ Chapter Communities along with 38 Subject Area Communities on the ASIS Connects platform (new and enhanced Communities including: Cannabis Security, Hospitality, Entertainment & Tourism, Operational Intelligence, Mental Health & Wellness, and NextGen). 

In its role as a standards development organization, ASIS plays an important role in helping the private sector secure its business and critical infrastructure, whether from natural disasters, accidents, or planned actions. By addressing specific concerns and issues inherent to the security industry, ASIS standards and guidelines support security management professionals by increasing the effectiveness and productivity of security practices and solutions, as well as enhancing the professionalism of the industry. 

In 2022, ASIS revised three important industry standards and guidelines with the support of hundreds of professionals from around the globe. Access our new standards and guidelines today!

• Senior Security Executive
• Preemployment Background Screening and Vetting
• Management System for Private Security Company Operations

In 2022, the ASIS Learning Team delivered 52 webinars and launched three Certificate Programs: Essentials of Security Risk Assessment; Essentials of Workplace Violence Prevention and Intervention Programs; and Essentials of Executive Protection; and introduced Workplace Violence Prevention Training in partnership with the Center for Personal Protection and Safety (CPPS). These programs, alongside many others, made over 800 hours of learning available to our members through the Learning Exchange. Alongside the ASIS Foundation, we granted 20 Chapter Starter Kits for APP and CPP Certification Preparation. We updated the CPP Online Review and all certification preparation flashcards and launched the ASIS Training of Trainers Program. This resulted in more than 50,398 total hours of learning by security professionals from 142 countries. 

As part of ASIS International, the CSO Center is dedicated to assisting security executives in career development and is leading the way in the development of best practices, risk mitigation, and the future of security management by advancing the role of senior security executives around the globe. 

In 2022, the CSO Center has had a transformative year: After revising governance and membership guidelines, repositioning and reinforcing the work of standing committees, successfully hosting a Virtual CSO Center Leadership Series, and reimagining the onboarding and engagement of new members, the CSO Center has reached record membership and engagement to provide members with a stronger network and more opportunities to learn and develop as a senior leader. 

It's crucial to note that every facet of ASIS International's operations and activities is founded on a strong sense of fiduciary duty throughout the organization. The pandemic has acted as a catalyst for even deeper analysis and improvement in the organization's methods for cost containment and generating revenue. 2022 fiscal saw a substantial improvement over the prior year in terms of our financial performance due to the efforts of headquarters staff along with the oversight of our Global Board of Directors—and moved us closer to our goal of being at least budget neutral by the end of FY24.

View our consolidated Financial Statement