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The ASC was founded as the professional
organisation for independent security consultants. In representing and promoting their
specific interests, the ASC aims:
- to maintain the highest professional and
business standards amongst its members.
- to stay in the forefront of work on
security methods, technology, applications, legislation and standards, and to share the
knowledge and experience so gained amongst all its members.
- to ensure, by providing services of the
highest quality, that Security Consultancy achieves full recognition, acceptance and
respect.
The ASC has several membership grades:
Full Members must be independent consultants. Associate Membership is by invitation only.
Affiliates may be fledgling consultants or non-consultants who have a strong interest in
security. In this way the ASC promotes networking between member consultants, end-users,
the security industry and government.
All our full members are independent
consultants, having no allegiance to specific suppliers of goods or services. They either
head their own companies, or else are senior partners in other consultancy practices. They
are all leading experts in their fields, whether skilled in a detailed specialisation or
able to handle a broad range of strategic issues. Collectively their expertise and
experience covers every facet of corporate security and all sectors of commerce and
industry: a unique resource.
Members of the ASC agree to abide by the following obligations and conditions:
- To maintain a
high standard of work and to act with integrity and impartiality
solely in the interests of the client.
- To maintain
confidentiality of information specific to the business of the
client.
- To accept only
those assignments which we consider ourselves competent to carry
out personally and/or with the assistance of others who in our
judgement are similarly competent and who comply with the
requirements of this Code of Conduct.
- To disclose to
the client any personal or financial interest, or any other
significant circumstances which might involve a conflict of
interest.
- To agree with
the client in advance the objectives and scope of the assignment
and the fees or fee basis and other terms and conditions. In the
event of subsequent changes to the original brief, to submit a
revised proposal to the client for his acceptance.
- To maintain
effective communication with the client and to submit appropriate
reports and documents.
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