ASIS 2015 -- It's a Game-Changer

May 1, 2015

The ASIS International 61st Annual Seminar and Exhibits (ASIS 2015) is westward bound this year. Set for September 28 – October 1 at the Anaheim Convention Center, this year’s event is shaping up to be one no security management practitioner will want to miss. The event is anticipated to welcome more than 19,000 global security professionals from both the operational and cybersecurity disciplines for three days of education, technology and service exhibits, and networking.

ASIS has built its reputation around its extensive and definitive education programs – and rightly so. Subject matter experts and thought leaders from across the spectrum of security will deliver more than 200 education programs over the course of three days at ASIS 2015. In tandem with the educational programming, attendees can walk the exhibit floor that features a wide range of security products and services from 600 innovators.

Cybersecurity and counter terrorism will be the focus of ASIS 2015 keynote with Former Commissioner of the New York City Police Department Raymond W. Kelly when he takes the stage on Tuesday, September 29. Former Director of the Central Intelligence Agency and Former Director of the National Security Agency, General Michael Hayden, will speak on Wednesday, September 30. His unique perspective on global dangers and risks are certain to provide security professionals valuable new insights.

Exhibits registration is free for members in advance; free for nonmembers when they register by August 31. Admission to the keynotes on Tuesday and Wednesday is included with exhibits registration, as are exhibit floor presentations, the Career Pavilion, and the Welcome Reception hosted on Sunday, September 27.

Visit www.securityexpo.org for complete registration and housing details, as well as the most up-to-date information on all ASIS 2015 events and programming.

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