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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

Classes of Membership

  • Member: Professional in an executive, managerial, supervisory, or responsible charge position who is primarily responsible for the security function of their organization.

  • Associate: Individual with professional interest in security, seeking the educational benefits provided by membership in ASIS.

    Member Fees:
          New Member: $170 USD
          July 1 through September 30, half-year dues: $95 USD


    A new dues year begins October 1, when the price becomes $170. This price covers the remainder of the calendar year and all of the following calendar year.

  • Student Member: Full-time student actively pursuing a security-related degree. Student membership is not available to those who would otherwise qualify as a regular member.

          Student Member Fee: $25 USD
          After July 1st, half-year dues: $15 USD

    Click here to apply for membership


 

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