ASIS Announces the Launch of its Security Risk Assessment Standard

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ASIS Launches Security Risk Assessment Standard

ASIS International has taken a major step in enhancing security practices with the launch of its Security Risk Assessment Standard, approved by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI).

The ASIS Security Risk Assessment (SRA) Standard has been carefully revised to revolutionize how organizations evaluate and manage security risks. Developed by a team of experienced security professionals, this standard offers a comprehensive and systematic approach to identifying, analyzing, and assessing security risks.

Jennifer Holcomb, ASIS International’s SRA Technical Committee Co-Chair, expressed her excitement about the new standard, highlighting the extensive collaboration and expertise that went into its creation. She emphasized that the ASIS SRA Standard will empower organizations to proactively address vulnerabilities, ultimately strengthening their security posture.

With a focus on best practices, transparency, and continual improvement, the ASIS SRA Standard is expected to become a key resource for security professionals worldwide. Sue Carioti, Vice President of Certification and Standards at ASIS International, emphasized the importance of having a robust framework in place to effectively assess and mitigate security risks in today’s rapidly evolving landscape.

The launch of the ASIS Security Risk Assessment Standard marks a significant milestone in the security industry, providing organizations with a vital tool to navigate the complexities of modern security challenges. This standard promises to elevate security practices and ultimately enhance the safety and security of individuals and assets worldwide.

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