Secure Urgent Response Global Endorsement

“Reciprocity, portability, compacts and licensure through endorsement are all different ways to talk about proposed solutions to barriers that exist when trying to remain compliant with licensure and certification laws from one jurisdiction to another. It is all very complex, and each different approach to the problem has its pros and cons. Ultimately, license holders need to be able to function lawfully and professionally in jurisdictions other than their credentialing source of origin.”

“IASIR is uniquely positioned to facilitate a substantive change to the ongoing pro During an all-hazards or Other surge type event, regulations are often relaxed through designated disaster preparedness clauses in local laws. The one aspect of this relaxation of licensure law that seems to persist is the disparity between states, provinces and countries with respect to training requirements for line-level security officers, and their impact on a license or registration holder’s ability to surge in and work during the designated preparedness/response time-frame."

”Problem of security professionals being land-locked during disaster declarations solely based on perceived or real differences in training. While each jurisdiction is responsible for regulating the practice of private security within its borders, IASIR has developed and administers an international certification program for candidates and their employers to ensure they have the mobility to go wherever their career and emerging events takes them.”