SFBA ASIS Support FAQ

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1/14/2010: January Chapter Meeting - Joint Meeting with HTCIA Members

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Fleet Week Fund Raiser on Sept. 9th at the St. Francis Yacht Club in San Francisco
Please join us at one of San Francisco’s most elegant Yacht Clubs as we gather to celebrate and support San Francisco Fleet Week. $100 per person Read More ...
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CPE Credits for 2010 HTCIA International Training Conference & Expo to be held September 20-22 Hyatt Regency Atlanta Read More ...

Security Watch India Conference - SF Sept 27th, “Protecting 1.1 Billion People: Homeland Security in India, the Framework and Read More ...
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September Meeting - Date Change!
Please accept our apologies in advance - due to a scheduling issue we have changed our September Meeting Date to September 23rd - all other details remain the same.

Mark Your Calendar for SecureWorld! An Invitation for
ASIS Chapter Members to attend the SecureWorld Expo on September 22nd & 23rd at the Santa Clara Convention Center. This 5th annual conference will feature local training & education, an affordable registration fee and a good source for CPE credits.
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2010 San Francsco Fleet Week "Disaster Preparedness" October 7-12
The theme of this years Fleet Week is Disaster Preparedness, which fits in nicely with the mission of ASIS and our industry as a whole. Read More ...
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Upcoming Events

9/23/2010: DATE CHANGE - September Chapter Meeting - Featuring Ray O'Hara

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Occasionally we may use windows that pop-up in the middle or corner of your screen to display a message or an image. They might also open when you click a link or button on a one of the SFBA Website pages, and in all instances, the pop-up will open over the window you are currently viewing.

We want to ensure that our pop-ups are helpful. For example, if you click an image to see a larger version, it might open in a separate pop-up window.

Unfortunately, some pop-up windows can contain inappropriate content or can be a way for you to accidentally download dangerous software (called spyware or adware) onto your computer. You may have a pop-up blocking software installed that prevents our pop-up windows from appearing. You can easily change the settings to allow pop-ups that originate from the same site or from a specific Website, e.g., SFASIS.org. Consult your pop-up blocking software technical support for instructions

Windows XP Service Pack 2 (SP2) Internet Explorer allows you to prevent most pop-up windows from appearing over pages you want to view while you're using the Internet. Click here to open the Microsoft site where you can learn how to control the pop-up blocker settings of Internet Explorer.