Converging Communications in the Emergency Services
We live in interesting times; reductions in funding, and the steady increase in demand will lead to changes in the Emergency Services
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The criminal appeal of vulnerable vehicles
The theft of large goods vehicles, their fuel and goods causes significant economic and logistical harm, and drivers should be made aware of how to avoid such incidents, writes TruckPol
The financial payback of security measures
For many years it was difficult to insure against a terrorist attack. But today those who take security seriously are rewarded with lower premiums on their insurance, writes Chris Phillips
A crucible of knowledge for the industry
Security and Policing, the Home Office annual security event, will examine the priority areas of security and counter terrorism, crime and policing, border security and immigration control
Designing for counter terrorism
John Marshall, director of the Perimeter Security Suppliers Association outlines the security challenges facing the UK and highlights best practice to protect buildings against attack
Piracy: more than a maritime problem
Recent statistics regarding piracy are continuing to show an increase in attacks as well as an increase in the number of successful hijackings taking place on a worldwide basis
Dynamic tools for repelling botnet armies
Attacks on internet-facing services are growing, both in terms of frequency and sophistication, says Paul Steadman.
Intelligence sharing and the fight against terror
David John Bryan examines how the UK-USA security agreement & intelligence sharing can help the fight against international terrorism
Gameplan for the games
With the countdown to the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games underway, a major part of the vast logistical challenge is the varied and extremely difficult task of ensuring security
Structural Resiliance
How can blast resistant security strategies prevent and minimise danger to buildings and the people in and around them, asks Chris Lawrence, Chairman of the BSIA’s Security Consultancy section
Aside from its devastating effect on society and the global markets, the cost of the September 11th attack on the United States has been estimated to be in the region of 2 trillion US dollars. To address the risk, Governments around the world have increased funding in counter-terrorism, and are investing heavily in intelligence, technology and human resources in order to protect people and assets.