PAST events & CHapter Meetings
2nd Quarter - 2025
What: Networking Happy Hour
When: Thursday, July 17, 2025 from 4:30 - 7pm
Location: Zócalo University Village
Thank you to our Sponsor!
3rd Quarter - 2025
What: In-Person Chapter Meeting
When: Thursday, September 4, 2025 from 11am - 1pm
Location: Sutter Health
2700 Gateway Oaks Drive
Sacramento, CA 95833
Sacramento & Placer Rooms
Please note: This is a new, larger venue—just down the road from the previously announced location
Speaker: Hector R. Alvarez, MSPsy/CTM
Nationally recognized expert in workplace violence prevention
Certified Threat Manager™ | Alvarez Associates LLC
Session Title: Security’s Role in Addressing California’s New Violence Prevention Law
Thank you to our Host and Sponsors!
Additional Information:
- Networking opportunity from 11 - 11:30am
- Lunch kindly provided by Sutter Health
4th Quarter - 2025
What: Networking Happy Hour
When: Thursday, October 23, 2025 from 5 - 7pm
Location: BJ's Restaurant & Brewhouse
1689 Arden Way, Sacramento, CA 95815
Additional Information: Yummy eats provided; No host bar
Why Attend?
Reconnect with fellow security professionals, grow your local network, and learn about upcoming ASIS Sacramento initiatives, all in a relaxed, social setting.
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4th Quarter - 2025
What: Networking End of Year Holiday Party
When: Tuesday, December 2nd, 2025 from 5 - 7pm
Location: Folsom Hotel, 703 Sutter St, Folsom, CA 95630
Let’s close out the year with great conversations, new connectins, and a little holiday cheer!
Thank You to our Sponsors!
4th Quarter - 2025
4th Quarter - 2025
What: Virtual Chapter Meeting
When: Thursday, Dec 4th, 2025 from 11:30am - 12:30pm
Location: Virtual
Speaker: Peter Warmka
Topic: AI: The Problem, Solution, or Both?
Description: Artificial intelligence (AI) has acted like a steroid for fraudsters, helping them conduct a variety of advanced and financially devastating social engineering schemes. Tools like OpenAI are used to collect an abundance of personal information from the social media profiles of targets to identify potential vulnerabilities. FakeGPT enables fraudsters to design elaborate schemes and enhanced narratives using emails, text messages, and fake social media profiles, incorporating manipulative language. Voice and biometric cloning has led to identity theft, resulting in billions of dollars in losses by organizations and individuals. While increased public awareness is essential, various technologies are already in development or available for the detection of AI deepfakes used in communications. Some organizations are already embracing new AI analytical tools to detect, monitor, and prevent fraudsters utilizing AI from targeting their operations.