If It's in the News, It Will Be Top of Mind at ASIS 2016

Mass shootings, data breaches, malware attacks – today’s news is more than a story to you. It reflects the challenges you face on a daily basis.
ASIS 2016 is where professionals and businesses are the first to discover the newest innovations shaping the future of the industry, where discussions lead to powerful knowledge-sharing and lasting partnerships, and where careers are developed through educational programs featuring the top minds in the industry.

At this year’s Opening Ceremony, ASIS International President David C. Davis, CPP, and CEO Peter O'Neil as they provide an update on the state of security in 2016 and beyond. Delegates will learn important updates on professional trends, technological developments and skill sets required to prosper in the current and future environment. The discussion will range across business, management, technology, strategic and human capital issues.

Review the all new education programming – plus popular must-have sessions you’ve asked for! Start planning your agenda now with the show planner.
If you’re looking for a deeper educational experience, go in-depth with a pre-seminar program that provides a concentrated, day-long learning opportunity, ranging in topics from banking and financial services to successful security consulting to CPTED solutions for soft targets.

Take advantage of ASIS 2016 early bird registration to attend these business-critical education sessions – register today at securityexpo.asisonline.org.

In today's rapidly evolving security landscape, organizations face an ever-growing array of disruptive events, security threats and risks. Traditional reactive approaches to security intelligence often leave businesses vulnerable and ill-prepared to anticipate and mitigate emerging threats that could impact the safety of their people, facilities or operations.

ON DEMAND: Apple Mac computer use is growing in the corporate space. Having the solutions and the knowledge base to respond to events that include Mac computers is just as important as their Windows counterparts.