Security Institute hails ‘phenomenal’ year for Security Management Diploma
The Security Institute claims high demand for its Diploma in Security Management is testament to the growing popularity of the security sector.
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Report claims MNS demand to rise in bid to protect public safety
The use of mass notification systems (MNS) is predicted to thrive in the commercial sector amid fears of terrorism and high-profile crimes, according to a new study.
Security Institute reveals details of 2013 Annual Conference and Exhibition
The Security Institute has confirmed the expert speakers that will appear at its Annual Conference and Exhibition at The Marriott Regents Park Hotel in London on 19 June .
Cost of providing illegal guards highlighted in Peterborough
The Security Industry Authority (SIA) has warned of the consequences of supplying illegal security guards after a Peterborough-based company was fined over £30,000.
HD CCTV gives peace of mind to Brits, study shows
Seven in ten people across the UK would feel more protected by HD CCTV cameras rather than standard surveillance systems, according to the results of a new study.
LATEST: Woolwich killing suspects previously known to MI5
The two suspects in the murder of Drummer Lee Rigby are reported to have been known to MI5 for as long as eight years.
Enhanced security boosts crime drop, claim researchers
Developments in car and domestic security are key factors behind falling crime rates, according to one expert. Andromachi Tseloni, professor of criminology at Nottingham Trent University, told SecurityNewsDesk that security has a profound effect on preventing opportunistic crime compared to that of the criminal justice system.
Nick Buckles stands down as G4S chief executive
Nick Buckles has quit as chief executive of G4S and will retire from the company. It has been confirmed he will be succeeded by Ashley Almanza on 1 June.
SecurityNewsDesk Newspaper Issue 2 available now
Issue 2 of SecurityNewsDesk, the newspaper for the security industry, was a huge hit at IFSEC 2013. Almost 1,000 copies were handed out on the show floor, but if you missed out on your copy there is no reason to be disappointed as a digital version of Issue 2 is now available.
Dealtry appointed Chair of BSIA Lone Worker Section at IFSEC launch
The British Security Industry Association (BSIA) launched its newest section of membership at IFSEC, in recognition of the growing market for Lone Worker protection products and services.