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School Security: Beyond the Headlines @ GSX 2018

Experts from the ASIS International School Safety and Security Council discuss active shooter and the conditions that can lead to these acts of violence; soft target hardening; technology and procurement assessment; and the use of data and analytics in prevention. Panelists look to provide clear and concise recommendations for school security stakeholders to take back and discuss within their districts to implement positive changes.

Member Interviews

Today's Predictions for Tomorrow's Internet

Smart cities, connected devices, digitized records, as well as smart cars and homes have become a new reality. While there are tremendous benefits of this technology, it is critical to understand how to use these cutting-edge innovations in safe and secure ways.

Protecting Critical Infrastructure

For Critical Infrastructure Security and Resilience Month, we spoke with Brian Harrell, Vice President of Security, Alert Enterprise and Former Director of Critical Infrastructure Protection for NERC, where he started the biennial GridEx testing program.

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The Votes Are In: Your 2019 Nominating Committee Election Results

In an important step supporting ASIS International’s transition to its new global governance structure, ASIS members chose three of their own to join the inaugural ASIS International Nominating Committee this past July. In an open election, members elected Melissa Bostick, CPP, Rachelle Loyear, and Gary Miller, CPP, PCI, PSP, to serve on this committee.

Maintaining an ASIS Certification

Like all accredited professional certification programs, ASIS requires individuals to keep current—by earning 60 continuing professional education (CPE) credits every three years, or the certification will expire. There are several ways to earn CPEs, flexible to suit your own unique schedule and needs.

ASIS Europe 2019 Breaks Records in Rotterdam

ASIS Europe 2019—From Risk to Resilience attracted more than 900 attendees and 45 vendors from 60+ countries – the most attendees and exhibitors of any ASIS European conference to date. ASIS Europe was held in the lively port town of Rotterdam, Netherlands on 27-29 March and provided a scenic backdrop for security industry leaders to discuss the management of security initiatives and future industry trends.

'Future of Physical Security' Report Stresses Digital Transformation

Microsoft and Accenture recently conducted a pivotal Future of Physical Security: Extending Converged Digital Capabilities Across Logical & Physical Environments survey, and the results will challenge the security industry to embrace a new frontier of digital transformation as our society continues to evolve with the rapidly shifting technological landscape.

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Podcasts

August 2019: What I’ve Learned – Honest Leadership and Lifelong Learning

Cathy Lanier, the senior vice president of security for the National Football League (NFL) and former Washington, D.C., chief of police, discusses lifelong learning, mentorship, and honest leadership in this bonus SM podcast, part of a special series on management and leadership from the ASIS Mentoring Committee, part of the ASIS Professional Development Council.

May 2019: Building an Enterprise Security Program, Plus GDPR Fines

When building a global security program, flexibility is the secret sauce, says Don Taussig, CPP, director of global security services at Land O’Lakes, Inc. Plus, Andrea Limbago, chief social scientist at Virtu, stops by to break down GDPR regulations, loopholes, fines, and how U.S. data privacy regulations compare. All this and more in this month's edition of Security Management highlights.
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