Running a security business requires up-to-date knowledge across finance, tax, record keeping, workforce management and cybersecurity. But there is support available to business operators – a suite of free online short courses is available through the Australian Tax Office’s (ATO) Small Business Education Hub. These courses are designed to “fill a knowledge gap in as […]
As the summer period approaches, state regulators and the Fair Work Ombudsman have issued timely reminders for employers to ensure payroll and leave arrangements meet legal requirements. Security businesses often experience seasonal staffing pressures, so now is an important time to review obligations. Below is a summary of the key points, with links to official […]
Australia’s summer period brings one of the busiest operating environments for security providers. Increased foot traffic, extended trading hours, major events, alcohol-related risks, and rising demand for crowd management all place additional pressure on licensed security personnel. For many members, this period coincides with annual leave cycles and the need to operate leaner, more flexible […]
Major reforms to Victoria’s private security industry have officially come into effect, following the passage of the Private Security and County Court Amendment Act 2024 and the finalisation of the Private Security Regulations 2025. These changes mark a significant shift in how security professionals and businesses are licensed, trained, and held accountable. 🔄 Transition to a Unified Licensing […]
From August 27–29, the Security Exhibition & Conference 2025 will once again take centre stage at ICC Sydney — bringing together Australia’s leading minds in protective technologies, risk management, and integrated security solutions. This year’s theme, “Securing Tomorrow: Intelligence, Integration, Impact”, reflects the industry’s rapid evolution. Attendees can expect: Attend this event and explore how […]