

Member Interviews
Business Espionage in the Supply Chain
Are you protecting your intellectual property along the supply chain? James Acevedo, CPP, from the ASIS Supply Chain & Transportation Security Community, explains how IP is targeted in development and transit and how organizations can better identify security lapses—both physical and cyber—through in-depth due diligence.
Blog

Calling All Presenters for GSX 2023!
The Call for Presentations for GSX 2023 is open now and will close on 23 January 2023. Read more to learn how to apply!

Congratulations to Our Newly Board-Certified Security Practitioners
ASIS salutes these newly board-certified security practitioners

Frankenstein Fraud—and 6 Tips to Combat It
Isaac Trask, member of ASIS International's Banking and Financial Services Community’s Steering Committee Member and Chair of the Fraud Sub-Committee, shares his insights on how organizations can minimize both the threat and potential losses of Frankenstein Fraud.

Managing Civil Unrest | Mangesh Sawant
In February, Mangesh Sawant, Senior Vice President of Riskpro India, spoke with Security Management magazine about the changing role of The Chief Security Strategist in an Age of Uncertainty--discussing geopolitical risk, corporate espionage, insider threat, and more. Here, he shares with the ASIS Blog some of his experiences managing instances of civil unrest.

Healthcare Security Programs and Why They Matter Now More Than Ever: Brian Uridge, MPA, CPP, CHPA, CTM
Brian Uridge, MPA, CPP, CHPA, CTM, Deputy Director of DPSS for the University of Michigan and Director of Security for the University of Michigan Health System, Michigan Medicine, shares his thoughts on why healthcare security matters more than ever before and offers tips to those working in the healthcare security sector.

Gender Balance in Security in America, the EU, and Ukraine
Despite international and national programs promoting equal rights and opportunities for men and women in the security field, the gender balance in many countries leaves much to be desired. We interviewed female security industry representatives from America, the European Union and Ukraine to compare the gender inequality issues, cultural and traditional stereotypes, and restrictions in women's professional development exist in their countries.