G4S claim Israel withdrawal not linked to protests
G4S has confirmed it will exit contracts in Israel in 2015, but not as a direct result of recent protests from pro-Palestinian groups into its operations in the West Bank.
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McCaffery confirmed to lead Middle East expansion for Pilgrims
Pilgrims Group aims to further expand its Middle East reach through a new Dubai office, headed by John McCaffery as its new director for the region.
BSIA launch updated edition of CCTV user logbook
The British Security Industry Association (BSIA) has officially launched a revised edition of its CCTV users’ logbook aimed at end users of CCTV surveillance systems.
Companies struggling to keep up with cyber security threat
Research has revealed that cyber-attacks are costing British businesses more than one billion pounds a year, as rising numbers of firms are targeted.
World first professional accolade for Schneider Electric training consultant
Schneider Electric employee Stan Rowland has achieved a world first, becoming the first person to attain a Professional Recognition Award from City and Guilds.
UBM hail new Safe Cities ‘an event fit for its time’
UBM Live aims to target the growing complexities that urban governments and agencies face through the launch of the new Safe Cities Conference & Exhibition 2014.
First al-Qaeda linked terrorist attack in Canada foiled
Two men linked to al-Qaeda groups in Iran have been arrested and charged with planning a terrorist attack on a Canadian train.
Railway cable thieves face prison following police investigations
Two Romanian nationals have been jailed for a total of almost five years after pleading guilty to stealing more than 200 metres of railway cable.
FBI releases images of two Boston marathon bombing suspects
UPDATE: Less than 24 hours after the release of CCTV footage of two suspects in the Boston Marathon bombings, officials have announced that one of the suspects is dead and the other is one the run
San Diego protects vital public utility facilities with NICE solution
The City of San Diego has added a new security layer to protect its water supply and manage vital public utility facilities under its authority.