ASIS ACT Government Training Sessions At SAGE In Canberra November 21.
ASIS ACT Government Training Sessions At SAGE – ASIS ACT is conducting government training sessions at the Security & Government Expo, Realm Hotel Canberra, November 21.
These popular training sessions are organised by professional security association ASIS ACT and offer government security people a comprehensive range of topics designed to enhance their skills and knowledge.
“Participants will benefit from the Risk Management session, offering in-depth knowledge on identifying, assessing, and mitigating security risks,” said ASIS ACT’s Bou Waterhouse.
“For those addressing foreign involvement in secure operations, the Managing Foreign Ownership, Control, and Influence (FOCI) session will provide critical guidance on maintaining security in environments affected by foreign interests.
ASIS ACT Government Training Sessions At SAGE
“The Electronic Security session will dive into the complexities of securing and managing electronic systems in high security environments, while the Protective Security Policy Framework (PSPF) session will provide an early look at the latest policies and practices governing protective security measures in Australia.
“Finally, the Insider Threat session will focus on strategies for identifying and countering risks posed by insiders. These training sessions are vital for Australian security professionals looking to remain current.”
Risk Management – Julian Talbot
This session provides participants with a understanding of contemporary security risk management practices. Attendees will learn how to identify, assess, and mitigate potential security risks in various environments, ensuring robust protection strategies are in place. The session emphasises practical approaches to risk management and equips security professionals with the tools necessary to safeguard their organisations against evolving threats.
Managing Foreign Ownership, Control, and Influence – Ben Beard
This session focuses on the complexities of foreign ownership, control, and influence (FOCI) in sensitive environments. Participants will gain insights into the regulatory frameworks and best practices for managing and mitigating the risks associated with foreign interests in secure operations. The session is essential for organisations dealing with international partnerships and foreign investments.
Electronic Security
This session delves into the principles of electronic security, offering practical guidance on protecting physical spaces from intrusion and unauthorised access. Participants will explore strategies for designing, implementing, and maintaining secure electronic security systems, ensuring their organisation’s critical assets and infrastructure remain protected against sophisticated threats.
Protective Security Policy Framework Update Session – Department of Home Affairs
This session provides an important update on the latest developments in the Protective Security Policy Framework (PSPF). Attendees will gain a first look at the updated policies and can take this knowledge back to their organisations. This session is critical for professionals tasked with ensuring their security practices align with the latest government mandates and safeguarding official and classified information.
Insider Threat Session – Paul Curwell and Michael Puckridge
The Insider Threat session focuses on identifying and mitigating the risks posed by trusted individuals within an organisation. Participants will learn about the various motivations and behaviors that can lead to insider threats and explore effective strategies for monitoring, detecting, and responding to such risks. This session is invaluable for security professionals seeking to create a proactive culture of vigilance and prevention against internal security b
Please note to be eligible to attend the training each participant must hold a current AGSVA clearance or be an Australian government employee – you can learn more and register to attend here, register to attend SAGE here, register to attend the ASIS ACT Annual dinner at the Press Club here – there’s more SEN news here.
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