ASIS
International celebrates its Diamond
Anniversary
Since ASIS International was founded in 1955, it has grown from a small group that began as
the American Society for Industrial Security to a global organisation representing 38,000 security practitioners in 139 countries.
From basic typewriters...
Henk Kool, (former) Deputy Mayor of The Hague, speaking at ASIS European Security Conference and Exhibition in the Hague.
security technology and com since ASIS began in 1955.
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www.asisonline.org/frankfurt ASIS 14 TH EUROPEAN SECURITY CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION
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www. c i t y s e cur i t yma ga z ine . com KEYNOTE PRESENTATION
It’s a matter of trust – Snowden revelations, digital criminals and their impact on telecommunication service industry.
AXEL PETRI Senior Vice President Group Security Governance Deutsche Telecom AG, Germany
In the summer of 2013 the Snowden revelations caused an earthquake in the digital industry whose impact can still be felt. But we sometimes tend to forget that besides this there is an ever growing crime rate in the digital world. Both issues are threatening the digital industry. The time is now to join forces and to regain the indispensable trust of the users.
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