The peak body for security professionals

ASIAL is the leading security association where membership is a mark of distinction that is valued by members, the public and government.

A safe and secure Australia

As the voice of the industry, ASIAL performs a key role in representing the interests of the industry, in driving Australian Standards, developing Codes of Conduct and raising the level of professionalism.

ASIAL Security Conference 2022

The renowned ASIAL Conference held over two days will cover key topics that are vital for the security industry. It will be held 17 & 18 August and will deliver high calibre speakers and topics.

Security 2025 Report

A strategic roadmap for the future of security that projects what the industry will look like in 2025, and forecasts how to get there.

ASIAL Australian Security Confidence Index 2022

Sponsored by ASIAL, NielsenIQ surveyed 1,600 Australians nationwide from all walks of life about their security concerns across a range of contexts.

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Security 2022 Exhibition & Conference

The Security Exhibition & Conference will be held in Sydney from 17-19 August 2022.

Returning to the Sydney International Convention Centre, the event will provide an opportunity to network and showcase the latest security technologies and solutions.

The Exhibition will be co-located with the ASIAL Conference held over two-days.

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News

Addressing The Security Shortfall at Live Events and Venues

10/05/2022 Over the past 18 months ASIAL has lobbied state/territory governments on the need to develop strategies to address shortages in licensed security personnel. This included representation co-signed by CEOs of Australia’s major stadiums and stakeholders Read more

ASIAL meets with the Reserve Bank of Australia

20/04/2022 ASIAL representatives have held a constructive meeting with Michelle Mcphee (Assistant Governor, Reserve Bank of Australia) during which the Association articulated its position on the need for an efficient banknote distribution infrastructure. Read more

Queensland’s First Industrial Manslaughter Jailing

14/04/2022 On Friday, 25 March 2022 a Gympie business owner was found guilty of industrial manslaughter and sentenced to a five year jail term (with 18 months to be served until the remaining period is suspended). Read more

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