CybersecurityA new approach for cyber security in the UKAs the threat of terrorism becomes far more than just a physical danger, cyber security increases in importance within the UK Preventing terrorism and protecting the world’s civiliansLeading security figures will discuss changing terrorist threats at the World Counter Terror Congress in May TechnologyTackling terrorism in the drone zoneWith the potential for criminals and terrorists to exploit technology advances, CTB analyses the potential use and misuse of UAVs Border SecuritySecuring UK borders from terrorist threatsCounter Terror Business looks at how border security will help ease the migration flow to the UK and keep terrorism at bay Event SecurityCounter terrorist security at major eventsCounter Terror Business looks at the importance of contingency planning at large events Putting crime under the microscopeForensics Europe Expo is the leading annual event for the entire forensic sector and supply chain Counter TerrorismPutting security first - counter terrorism trainingCTB analyses the current offering of counter terror training in the UK, and how it can be provided to a wider audience Communications & CNISocial media and crowded placesProfessor Jon Coaffee discusses the use of social media in counter terrorism operations Building SecurityDesigning out terrorism: a proportionate responseJon Coaffee addresses the impact of terrorism and other security concerns on the design of urban areas Border SecurityBorder security: Getting back to basicsTony Smith looks at how technology is both aiding and challenging border security efforts within the UK Load More *NEWS UK and Ukraine sign military AI deal Record funding to help Londoners fight hate and extremism Scottish Government announces plans to tackle online harms UK marks inaugural National Day for Victims and Survivors of Terrorism Man charged in connection with Heaton Park synagogue attack AI to cut 101 wait times Training to combat VAWG in Wales Two-thirds of Prevent referrals from schools sent back Arrests after facial recognition used in Huddersfield UK to observe first National Day for Victims and Survivors of Terrorism