ASIS Chapter 067Madison, Wisconsin

Monthly meetings: Third Wednesday 8 - 9 a.m.

   ASIS Chapter 067 promotes learning from the frontlines. Our monthly meetings often include tours of security facilities throughout our chapter. Therefore members must rely on our monthly news letter and events calendar to confirm our meeting location. If you're lost or find you're at the wrong location, just call our program chairman Curt Haugen at 608-354-6082.

Meeting' locations varies so refer to our monthly news letter!

 

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  Reminder.........April 21st   

 
INCREASE THE VALUE OF YOUR SECURITY PROGRAM
- A LOOK INTO THE FUTURE OF SECURITY MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE -
 
Roundtable Discussion
with
Loren Lloyd, Quantum Secure 

                                                           

Date:  Wednesday, April 21
Time:  8:00 AM to 9:30 AM
 Location:  Per Mar Security
                   2851 Index Road
            Madison, WI
 

Thank you:

Curtis Haugen
2010 Program Chairperson
 
On May 19, 2010, from 10:30 AM to 1:00 PM our Chapter will host an ASIS webinar titled:
 
Developing a Strategic Mindset: How to Become a Trusted Strategic Advisor.
 

 

 May 19 and 20, 2010 your ASIS Chapter will be represented at the InfraGard Super ConferenceKalahari Resort, Wisconsin Dells, WI.  There is still plenty time for you to register for his conference.

 

Please pay your Chapter 067 $75.00 dues ASAP. Help support our website, monthly e-mail updates and monthly meetings without additional charges.

 

Contact Steve Feiner ASIS Chapter Treasurer,

608-226-8047

email: Steve.Feiner@wpsic.com

 

 

 

From Rich Woldt - Past Chairman ASIS Chapter 067:  I'm using the memorial ride out of Door County to field test our mass evacuation protocols. Go to www.DoorCountyVeterans.com and field test yours. 

May 20 - 24, 2010

Forward links for www.lzlambeau.org and www.DoorCountyVeterans.com to your friends, neighbors, business associates, fellow veterans, and family of those Killed in Action. Forward a link to all your sponsors, dependencies, regulators, Chapter and League Officials.

Attention Credit Union Risk Managers: I will launch Operation "Squeeze the Trigger" on my 65th Birthday April 21. At high noon conduct a table top test of your EOC operations and contingency plans to include your ability to locate, lockdown, and link your Board of Directors to your EOC.

A hint for all Wisconsin Credit Unions: Have all officials, your executive management team, and employees click here and log into our operations "Boots on the Ground" and Rubber hits the Road."  

Welcome Home Wisconsin Vietnam Vets

to

Landing Zone Lambeau "Field"

Home of the world champion Green Bay Packers

Door County veterans have joined the State wide effort to welcome Vietnam vets home to Lambeau Field while honoring our 5 vets Killed in Action (KIA). Learn more
  • Operation "Boots-on-the-Ground" enlists all Door County residents in a mission to locate and land all Door County Vietnam vets with family members of the 5 KIA inside Lambeau Field before 7:30 p.m. May 22; the official "Welcome Home Wisconsin Vietnam Veterans." Learn more
  • Operation "Rubber-hits-the-Road" enlists bikers on Friday, May 21, in the Memorial ride of 1244 (The number of Wisconsin Vietnam vets Killed in Action (KIA), Missing in Action (MIA) or were Prisoners of War (POWs). Our "one-way" ride (Symbolic of our 5 who did not make it home!) will start on Washington Island the home of KIA Richard Perez, and travel south past all four High Schools from where the other 4 Door County KIAs graduated.
  • At this time, there are three destinations once the ride crosses the southern Door County line. Some, at least 5 will head for Timmerman Field in Appleton to meet up with the 1244 coming from La Crosse, others will deploy to LZ Lambeau where they'll form a "flag line" through which the 1244 will pass, and others will park in the Pioneer Credit Union parking lot at 825 Morris, Ave. Green Bay (two clicks from LZ Lambeau). The most important first step you can take is to log into our tracking system and answer "Roll-call." Once OB1 finalizes our route and pause points we'll let you know where and when to fall-in!
Vietnam Vets: Contact your credit union President/CEO, Chairman of the Board, or Risk Manager/Security Officer and join the welcome home from anywhere in the world. Click here for more information.

Veterans: FYI: Credit Unions are "Not-for-Profit'; financial cooperatives organized to serve a defined field of members (FOM) such as our comrades at Navy Federal. They hold monthly chapter meetings where they share Risk Management and Homeland Security "Best Practices."

  • I recommend you attend the next credit union chapter meeting in your area and learn more about how your credit union plans to respond during the next terrorist attack, natural disaster, or pandemic.

  • Contact your State League Director of Education and take part in the latest CIRT, VIPER, and Incident Command and Control training offered through your local emergency government.

  • Many credit unions across the U.S. have already been involved in similar Welcome Home projects. Some of their "Best Practices" include:

  1. Logging into locater systems and explaining to vets why they should use their night depositories to make donations to the Moving Wall and their ATMs to safely manage their liquidity while on the road.

  2. Credit unions are providing vets with customized financial counseling through their local veteran post and/or VA centers.

  3. My best advice is join your local credit union - "It's where you belong!"                                                     Rich Woldt - Charter member of Door County Community Credit Union now Pioneer.

 
March 25, 2010
Central Wisconsin Chapter ASIS Meeting
  
ASIS Chapter 067 is! Thank you Lori Getter, Crisis Communications Manager for the State of Wisconsin, Department of Emergency Management/Department of Military Affairs.
 
Your inside look at The Wisconsin Department of Emergency Management's ReadyWisconsin Program will help us ready our business community for the May 20 - 24 LZ Lambeau events welcoming home our Wisconsin Vietnam vets. FYI, our ASIS chapter is part of a "Unified" IC supporting event organizers at  www.lzlambeau.org and www.DoorCountyVeterans.com .
 
The Wisconsin Department of Emergency Management a division of the Wisconsin Department of Military and is the State's number one resource for responding to and coordinating recourses directed to emergencies and disasters that occur in the State of Wisconsin.
 
Thank you for your time and excellent presentation!

 

ASIS Chapter 067 will take the following steps to prepare our members for the next natural disaster, terrorist attack, pandemic, or large scale community crisis:
  • ASIS Chapter 067 members will review your Power Point presentation, read your handouts and pass them on to our sponsor contingency planning personnel. Members, click here to view the power point visuals.
  • ASIS Chapter 067 members will go to:  www.ready.wi.gov and identify at least 5 links to educational resources important to our community and forward them to our sponsor' President/CEO, Risk Manager, and Contingency Plan Writers.
  • ASIS Chapter 067 members will encourage Contingency and Event Planners, Incident Commanders and ICS Planning Chiefs to take advantage of the training offered free through the Wisconsin Department of Emergency Management at: www.emergencymanagement.wi.gov
 
Attention ASIS members and sponsors!  "Welcome home Wisconsin Vietnam Veterans" is a State wide program to welcome our Vietnam Vets home to Lambeau Field between Thursday May 20 and Sunday May 23, 2010. Please alert all Vietnam vets in your company and community of this great event. FYI: My fellow Vietnam vets and I from Door County are planning two "Special Operations" to honor the 5 Door County vets Killed in Action while I was in country. I'm encouraging ASIS sponsors to fly the LZ flag over the weekend and if you hear a biker coming over the hill, run to the road and salute!

To learn more and to monitor the rides, go to: www.LZLambeau.org  and www.DoorCountyVeterans.com

Door County vets have launched two "Special Operations" to land all our Vietnam vets safely on the ground inside Landing Zone Lambeau and make sure our 5 Vietnam vets Killed in Action are properly honored throughout the four days at LZ Lambeau.
Operation "Boots-on-the-Ground" mobilizes all Door County companies and business associations, all schools and students, clubs and youth groups, law enforcement, fire fighters, and emergency government personnel.. to locate and land all Door County Vietnam vets and family members of the 5 KIAs safely inside LZ Lambeau Saturday night May 22, 2010.  Click here to support "Boots-on-the-Ground!"
Operation "Rubber-on-the-Road" mobilizes all Door County bikers and law enforcement in a memorial ride on Friday May 21 to honor our 5 Vietnam Vets who were Killed in Action. Our ride will start at Northport to honor Islander Rick Perez and travel through the County past High Schools from were the other 4 graduated. Our ride will eventually join the 1244 Rolling Thunder bikers coming from La Crosse. NEWBA' President Owen "OB1" Burgwin is our designated Incident Commander and Liaison with Rolling Thunder, The Patriot Guard, Warrior Watch Riders, etc. as well as Door County law enforcement. TITAN MC' will appoint the Road Captain(s). TITAN MC's will also appoint Planning and Logistic Chiefs. I will act as Safety and Information Officer. Click here to support "Rubber-on-the-Road!"  

 

Below is our THANK YOU to our speaker last month!

 

Training Opportunity Extended to Central Wisconsin ASIS Members

 

Thank you to Dave Koenig, Capital Lock, Inc., the following Wisconsin Electronic Security Association classes have been made available to Central Wisconsin ASIS members at WESA member prices.

 
Video Systems Technologies
Tuesday and Wednesday
March 16 and 17, 2010
 
Electronic Access Control
Tuesday and Wednesday
May 18 and 19, 2010
 
To register for these classes copy the attached registration forms and send them
along with registration fee to WESA at the address provided on the registration form.
 
A Special Thank You to Dave and the Wisconsin Electronic Security Association!
 

Click here and Click here for pdf registration forms.

Wisconsin Electric Security Association

P.O. Box 11657

Shorewood, WI  53211  

Ph: 866.779.2322  Fax: 877.572.4713

www.wiesa.org

 

February 17, 2010
Central Wisconsin Chapter ASIS Meeting
 
Thank you for joining our Roundtable Discussion
with fellow ASIS Member and Guest expert:
 
Andy A. Oie - President of Badger Security Integration, Inc.
 Madison, WI.
 
Andy has been designing, installing, integrating, and servicing security, access control, and surveillance systems since 1985.  He'll share cost effective, state-of-the-arts installation tips and security integration strategies to better protect your property.
                                
Curtis Haugen, 2010 Program Chairperson

 

Benefits members received from this months roundtable - Wednesday February 17, 2010 included:

 
Discussions: We discussed what's in our future. Andy shared his insight into tomorrow's SmartCards and their integration with Visitor Management Systems and his opinion of Radio Frequency Identification Device (RFID) tags, and COMBO Cards. 

Discussions: We discussed problems that occur when we run security systems over our business networks vs. installing a separate security network? Andy covered a number of problems such as those created when computer patches are "pushed."

Discussions: We discussed pitfalls created when we fail to properly plan security installations, updates, retrofits, and system integrations and how to handle the conflicting goals of architects, upper management, installation personnel, and security professionals.

Discussions: We discussed how to meet client expectations, avoid misunderstandings, miscommunications, and long term system failures. Also, how to coordinate installation schedules and handle system commissioning.

Discussions: We discussed strategies for working with company' IT personnel and other stake holders.

Discussions: We discussed considerations that must be given when planning for interfaces with electric door hardware, failsafe power supplies, fire and safety codes.

Discussions: We discussed the benefits of installing and integrating the latest access control operating systems with surveillance systems; specifically the impact on monitoring and alarm response capabilities.

Discussions: We discussed employee training programs that improve attitudes toward security, surveillance while on premise, the proper/consistent use of building access controls, and the problems with systems that open doors too soon, too late, or too often.

 
Attention Company President/CEO's and ASIS Chapter 067 members - Your company, career, and future are being targeted by terrorists, the H1N1 pandemic, severe weather, and drug dealers coming out of Illinois.    What are you doing about it? Click here for some suggestions.

Continuing educations and forming Homeland Security Public to Private Partnerships are the top two reasons members belong to ASIS Chapter 067. Click here and here and here and here, and here, for examples of our success. Read your monthly news letter to learn what's coming up.  

ASIS Chapter 067    

Many ASIS members also are members of InfraGard a cooperative undertaking between the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and business associations, local law enforcement, and participants dedicated to increasing the security of the critical infrastructures of the United States. As part of our community outreach/continuing education programs, ASIS 067 set up our booth at the annual joint Illinois, Minnesota, and Wisconsin InfraGard Conference in Wisconsin Dells. Pictured left to right are InfraGard board member Ken Shaurette (Merist Information Security IT Auditor), Rich Woldt (CEO The Risk Management Learning Center) shaking hands with InfraGard Board Member Mike Kleckner (American Family Information Security Advisor), and InfraGard Board Members Tom Schleppenbach (Security Manager Jefferson Wells) and Bruce Finn (Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation - FDIC)! 

The InfraGard conference affords an excellent opportunity to cross train public and private CIRT "Critical Incident Response Teams", formulate regional "unified" incident commands, and table top test interoperability before during and after the next crisis that overwhelms public sector first responders. We salute our 2008 - 2009 ASIS 067 Chapter Chair - Lisa Moller (American Transmission Company - Physical Security Manager) and Chapter Secretary John Harmon (Security Manager - COVANCE) setting up our booth Wednesday night. 
I send a special salute to Norm Arendt, InfraGard's Board President for his on-going commitment to forming mission ready public-to-private partnerships fighting the war on terrorism. His dedication, focus and professionalism raises the bar in both public and private sectors. 

Rich Woldt CEO The Risk Management Learning Center

We also salute our ASIS 067 Chapter Treasure Steve Feiner (Wisconsin Physicians Service WPS Assistant Manager Building Security) for manning our booth Thursday and for pointing new members to our web site....  

 

direct new members to... www.ASIS067.com

We also salute the many ASIS Chapter members from around the US who attended the InfraGard Conference this year. Such as Northern Illinois Chapter 147's Ryan Hammer (Senior Security Analyst - Health Care Service Corporation).

ASIS Chapters Joining Forces!

Chapter Focus - Chapter Missions

  • Continuing Education - Private Sector' Safety and Security
  • Homeland Security - Promoting Public-to-Private HLS Partnerships
  • Risk Management - Working together we more effectively identify, measure, and control terrorist, man-made and natural disaster, pandemic, and the "worst-case-scenario" risks that require mass housing-in-place and mass evacuations.
  • Incident Command and Control: There are many crisis management, contingency planning, and disaster recovery systems practiced in the private sector. All respond to the special and unique response and recovery challenges of the industry they serve. In the United States, the Incident Command System (ICS) supported by the National Incident Management System (NIMS) is used to unite the private sector when our community or country stands in harms way.

10 Reasons to belong to ASIS Chapter 067:

  1. Your family, employer, and community will be safer!
  2. We'll all be more secure!
  3. We'll all be better prepared for the next disaster!
  4. We'll all be better prepared for the next pandemic!
  5. You'll be part of a Homeland Security Partnership!
  6. You'll be a member of a community watch or VIPER squad!
  7. You'll be a CIRT (Critical Incident Response Team) member.
  8. You'll be less vulnerable to the next attack and less traumatized by the next disaster!
  9. You'll be part of the global network of security professionals.
  10. You'll take charge of your present to be in control of your future!

Speakers & Presentations Chapter Projects

ASIS Chapter 067 officers 2007-2008 meet regularly to schedule speakers, arrange critical infrastructure security tours, and plan regional training workshops. Pictured left to right are Shawn Smith (Pres CEO Midwest Protection Inc., Jim Manhowski Owner JBM Protection & Patrol, Curt Haugen, CEO/Operations Director Scuro Group LLC, and Rich Woldt CEO The Risk Management Learning Center

Members analyze local crime trends and casualty losses to identify flaws in security systems and improve private sector response and recovery protocols.
Capital Fire & Security's James Zirbel discusses a recent barn fire that destroyed 38 milk cows and threatened the farmers residence. learn more
ASIS 067 responds to a Door County barn fire! learn more

ASIS Chapter 067 Membership' Benefits?

ASIS International (ASIS), founded in 1955 is now the worlds largest association of security professionals in the world. The ASIS International network of more than 35,000 members worldwide meet regularly at the local, chapter, regional, and national levels to share security best practices, provide industry specific continuing education and risk management training, and promote performance standards for security professionals in both public and private sectors of the society. Members from around the world assemble each year for a truly "international" security conference, while ASIS chapters meet monthly to share best practices, discuss local threat assessments, and review contingency plans before the next worse case scenario places their community in harms way.

Quoting one CEO, "At a time when terrorist are threatening our homeland, natural disasters are wiping out entire communities, and the next pandemics is on its way, it's reassuring to know ASIS Chapter 067 is part of our management team.

ASIS International Facts?

 

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