Security Awards Recognise Excellence At 2025 Australian Security Industry Awards.
Security Awards Recognise Excellence – More than 300 industry leaders gathered at the Park Hyatt Melbourne to celebrate the recipients of the 2025 Australian Security Industry Awards.
Organised by the Australian Security Industry Association Limited (ASIAL), the evening brought together 3 major industry awards – the Australian Security Industry Awards for Excellence, the Outstanding Security Performance Awards (OSPAs), and the Australian Security Medals Foundation Awards.
ASIAL general manager John Fleming said the awards recognised the critical role of the security industry in supporting safety and resilience.
“Tonight’s recipients reflect the increasingly important contribution Australia’s security industry makes in helping keep our community safe 24/7,” Fleming said. “Safeguarding the well-being of individuals and protecting both the digital and physical environments in which we live and work.”
Meanwhile, Australian Security Medals Foundation chair Damian McMeekin said the award nominations reflected the professionalism of security staff in challenging circumstances.
“The nominations and other input received by the Foundation this year have demonstrated yet again the quality, value and importance of security personnel’s vital contributions to the Australian community’s safety and harmony,” McMeekin said.
“The breadth, depth and consistency of that contribution is demonstrated in only some small part in this year’s awards for service, and for saving lives.”
And Professor Martin Gill, director of World Excellence Awards, said the calibre of OSPAs entries was again exceptional.
“This year the Outstanding Security Performance Awards provide an extra spotlight on those achieving a high level of performance in different areas of security in Australia,” Professor Gill said. “The winners of each category will represent Australia at the Global OSPAs awards – alongside the winners from other countries – that will take place in early 2026.”
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Award Recipients – 2025
Australian Security Industry Awards for Excellence
- Electronic Security Installation > $500,000: Securitas Electronic Security
- Electronic Security Installation < $500,000: SPL Security Solutions
- Diversity and Inclusion: EON Protection
- Individual Achievement – Protective Security Services: Maddison Pirie, Access Group Solutions
- Individual Achievement – Technical Security: Tony Pham, Sapio
- Integrated Security Solution > $500,000: OmniVision
- Integrated Security Solution < $500,000: Optic Security Group and Sapio – Moreton Bay
- Product of the Year Access Control Systems: Inner Range – IR Connect
- Product of the Year Alarm Systems: Gallagher Security – High Sec Controller 7000
- Product of the Year Physical Security: Jack Fuse – Electronic Break Glass
- Product of the Year Video Surveillance Systems: Bosch – DINION Thermal 8100 and Axis Communications – Q6358-LE
- Manufacturer/Distributor/Supplier: Davcor
- Unsung Hero – Electronic Security: Rebecca Sorgiovanni, Optic Security Group
- Unsung Hero – Protective Services: Bryan Otuhouma, Access Group Solutions
Outstanding Security Performance Awards (OSPAs)
- Outstanding Contract Security Company: Ultimate Security Australia
- Outstanding Female Security Professional: Suzanne Frazer, Amazon
- Outstanding In-house Security Manager: Umberto Tosti, Fortis Security
- Outstanding Security Consultant: Intelligent Risks
- Outstanding Security Partnership: Pacific Fair – GPT and Assetlink
- Outstanding Security Team: Charlestown Square Team, Access Group Solutions
- Outstanding Training Initiative: Risk 2 Solution Group – Presilience®
- Outstanding Young Security Professional: Mohamed Jama, Sapio
Australian Security Medals Foundation
- Australian Security Medal: Darlene Winston – iLead Mentorship Program
St John ‘Save a Life’ Recipients:
- Andrew Harland, Parliament of Western Australia
- Hasim Umarji, Glad Group
- Muhammed Rameez, Eran Siton, Ubaid Ali, Asad Ullah – MSS Security
- Abdul Raheem, Matthew Cain – Securecorp
- Ethan Korycki, Riek Post, Kamran Victor, Willem Van Der Huel, Shane Wheeler – Assetlink
“More than 300 industry leaders gathered at the Park Hyatt Melbourne to celebrate the recipients of the 2025 Australian Security Industry Awards.”
