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In this episode of the ASIAL Security Insider Podcast, we present the first in a three-part series focused on key findings from the new Security 2025 report, authored by the Australian Security Research Centre on behalf of ASIAL.
With special guests Dr Gavriel Schneider, Senior researcher and Director at the Australian Security Research Centre, Bryan de Caires, CEO of the Australian Security Industry Association Limited; Nicholas Martin, Chair of the Forum of Australasian Security Executives and Cameron Smith, Director, Security Licensing & Enforcement Directorate with NSW Police, we discuss issues around mutual recognition of security licenses, national training standards and the future of regulation.
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