Membership
ASIS International is the largest international educational organization for security professionals, with over 36,000 members worldwide. ASIS is dedicated to increasing the effectiveness and productivity of security professionals by developing educational programs and materials that focus on both the fundamentals and the most recent advancements in security management.
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How Membership Defines Your Role in Security
What does it mean to be responsible for the protection of valuable assets and employees? How are security resource-allocation considerations factored into corporate, private, educational, and governmental planning programs? The answers to these questions are often complex, with differing implications for a broad range of interests.
Networking and Professional Development
- ASIS Local Chapters
- Employee Resource
- Committees and Councils
- ASIS Educational Programs
- ASIS Annual Seminar and Exhibits
Benefits of Membership
- Networking opportunities
- Discounted registration for the ASIS Annual Seminar and Exhibits, and international conferences in Europe and Asia
- Professional Development discounts - Security educational programs/courses - Online training opportunities - Protection of Assets Manual (online, hardcopy or both)
- Member discounts from the ASIS Bookstore
- Involvement in Local ASIS International Chapters
- Access to online Career Center Assistance
- Participation in various ASIS Councils and/or specialty subcommittees
- Access to ASIS websites, including "Members Only" areas
- Subscription to the industry's number one magazine: Security Management
- Security news updates provided via e-mail through Security Management Daily and Weekly
- Services and resources from the O.P. Norton Information Resources Center available to Members Only
- Annual Membership Directory
- Bi-monthly member newsletter Dynamics
- Security Industry Buyers Guide
- Savings on application and recertification fees for ASIS certifications: CPP, PCI, and PSP
- Up-front accessibility to industry standards and guidelines as they are developed
