American Society for Industrial Security is an international Society for security professionals. They provide training and certification for security professionals. These webinars are hosted by ASIS and utilize the services of leading security professionals in the fields they are conducting the webinar on. These webinars require registration and the charge for each is $49.00 for ASIS member and $79.00 for non-members or an annual subscription for$199.00 (for non ASIS members). To register click the purple underlined line and go to the Professional Development portion of the site. Then click on webinars and select the one you’re interested in. Below see the list of webinars for 2019. You can also see a list of canned webinars that you can access for the same fees as the new ones.
July 29 (1-2 pm MDT) The Dirty Dozen – Twelve Operational Security Core Areas That Fit Any Organization
July 30 (1-2 pm MDT) The Maturity Model for Corporate Security: Optimizing Your Security Plan
August 6 (1-2 pm MDT) Decoding Enterprise Security Risk Management – A Roadmap for ESRM Program Success
August 11 (1-2 pm MDT) Adapting Your Emergency Communication Plan Post-COVID-19 Using Mass Notification
September 3 (1-2 pm MDT) Closing the Last Physical Security Gap
September 10 (1-2 pm MDT) How Radar Technology Can Help Better Secure Your Perimeter
A series of 30-minute Estate and Legacy Planning Webinars is being presented by Marsha Goetting, MSU Extension Family Economics Specialist and Emily Standley, Fergus/Petroleum County Agent. The webinars are broadcast through Webex, a free, online platform each Tuesday at 11:00 AM. If you would like to participate in the webinars, where you can see and hear the presenters, see PowerPoint slides, and ask questions go to http://www.montana.edu/estateplanning/tuesdaytips/ [montana.edu] and click the blue button: Join Webinar. Or, you may call: *1-855-797-9485 US Toll free or *1-415-655-0002 US Toll. The access code changes weekly and appears at the site above as well as on the webinar schedule page.
Marsha A. Goetting, Ph.D., CFP®, CFCS
Professor and Extension Family Economics Specialist
