ASIS’s call for the 2011 European Security Conference
ASIS' European Security Conference 2011 will address a full spectrum of topics in security management
ASIS International has announced that it is now accepting abstracts for presentation for its 2011 European Security Conference. The 10th ASIS International European Security Conference will take place in Vienna, Austria on 3-6 April 2011.

This annual conference is now firmly established as one of the main events for security professionals, corporate executives, consultants and government officials who want to deepen their understanding on a wide range of security issues.

It will feature three keynote sessions and more than 30 high-level educational sessions divided over three parallel tracks. The Conference will also include the SRVP Welcome Reception, sessions for Chief Security Officers (CSOs) organized by the CSO Roundtable of ASIS International, and the President's reception.

The 10th ASIS International European Security Conference will address a full spectrum of topics in security management such as: supply chain security, loss prevention, hotel security, intellectual property, maritime piracy, terrorism, executive protection, internal theft and fraud, competitive intelligence, brand protection, physical security, cyber security, investigations, due diligence and global business issues.

Abstracts for presentations can be submitted through this link. The deadline for submissions is 15 October 2010. ASIS International is inviting representatives from both the public and private sector to contribute.

Vendors seeking opportunities to gain exposure and to raise the visibility of their brand, products, or services can go on the event website or contact the European office of ASIS International for more information on exhibiting, sponsorship packages and sponsored speaking slots.

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