27-29 Aug 2025
ICC, Sydney

Industry News

5 Smart Security Solutions in the Fight Against COVID-19

As restrictions ease at varying rates across the country, workplaces that are re-opening have an increased responsibility to ensure that the health and safety of staff and customers remains a top priority in the ongoing fight against COVID-19.

Person of Interest: Michael Tagai

Event Security Manager, International Convention Centre Sydney.

World’s First ML-Powered Next-Generation Firewall (NGFW)

Product Feature brought to you by Palo Alto Networks

Security in Transformation

Jul 2, 2020 Event News
'Security in Transformation' was to have been the theme of this year’s ASIAL Security Conference in Melbourne. Despite the unprecedented times that continue to challenge the globe and led to the cancellation of this year’s conference, the idea of Security in Transformation remains a pertinent one for the industry, perhaps even more so nowadays.

Identity Recognition Platform

Product Feature brought to you by Nirovision.

How Do We Solve the Biometrics Security Puzzle?

Refining biometric technologies is critical to a future where every point of physical contact is considered a possible health risk.

Thermal Technology: Ensuring Effectiveness

As states and territories across the country ease restrictions, we continue to see varied initiatives for mitigating risk. Thermal cameras are becoming a prevalent measure for non-contact temperature screening in public spaces and workplaces - a factor helping to fuel the growth of the thermal camera market, now tipped to increase by a CAGR of 7.29% to reach USD 6.41 Billion by 2025.

Occupancy Counter Software

Product Feature - Avigilon – a Motorola Solutions Company.

Person of Interest: John Fleming

Security Expert & General Manager – ASIAL

Security Professionals: Engaging the Board

Jun 13, 2020 Security Skills
In a changing environment with ever-evolving threats, security professionals continually find themselves needing to convince the board of the importance of security. Is the real issue that the board doesn't understand, or is it that security professionals do not understand the role of the board?
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