• Airfreight Industry Minimum Security Standards.
The transportation of high value and vulnerable
cargo requires an understanding of the associated
risks and the measures that can be taken
to reduce those risks. AIMSS endeavors to
raise the level of security across the airfreight
industry and be the catalyst for future
developments in the valuable and or vulnerable
air cargo industry: http://www.aimss.info/
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American Society for Industrial
Security. With more than 33,000
members, ASIS International is the preeminent
international organization for professionals
responsible for security, including managers
and directors of security: http://www.asisonline.org/
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Australian Security Industry Association.
ASIAL is the peak national body for the
Australian Security Industry. Since its
establishment in 1969, ASIAL has grown from
a small network of security companies to
one that today represents approximately
85% of the security industry in Australia: http://www.asial.com.au/
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ASIAL Professional Code of Conduct: click
here
| • British Association of Private Security Companies. BAPSC works to promote the interests and regulate the activities of UK based firms that provide armed defensive security services in countries outside the UK. BAPSC aims to raise the standards of operation of its members and this emergent industry and ensure compliance with the rules and principles of international law by establishing a code of conduct and sanctions. |
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> BAPSC Charter: click here |
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British Security Industry Association.
BSIA is the professional trade association
for the security industry in the UK. Our
over 500 members are responsible for more
than 70% of UK security business, including
CCTV, access control, manned security, information
destruction, physical security, cash-in-transit
and alarm manufacture, distribution and
installation: http://www.bsia.co.uk/
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Security Industry Training Organisation.
SITO, established in 1990, is now responsible
for working with both Government departments
and industry to establish training and
qualification standards for the security
community: http://www.sito.co.uk/
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Business Executives for National
Security. BENS is a nation-wide,
non-partisan, member-driven organization
working to help make America safe and secure: http://www.bens.org/
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Confederation of European Security
Services. The
purpose of CoESS, founded in 1989, is to
ensure in Europe the defence of the interests
of the organisations and national companies
that provide security services in all their
forms and to represent these joint interests,
in particular, through involvement in the
work aimed at the harmonisation of national
legislation concerning the activities of
its members: http://www.coess.org/
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Panoramic Overview of the Private
Security Industry in the 25 Member States
of the European Union - All information
with regard to the legal, social and economic
situation of the private security industry
in the EU: Part
1 | Part
2 | Part
3 (pdf)
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Homeland Security Industries Association.
HSIA is an American non-profit corporation
established in August, 2002. Our mission
is to provide a mechanism for government
and the private sector to coordinate on
a wide range of homeland security issues: http://www.hsianet.org/
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