CEM Systems wins New South Glasgow Hospitals security contract
CEM Systems have won the contract to secure the largest single NHS hospital build in Scotland; the New South Glasgow Hospitals, part of NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde.
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Report finds a global increase in rate of companies hit by fraud
Seven in ten companies have been victims of fraud in the past year and three-quarters of businesses are susceptible to information theft, according to the latest figures.
SSAIB announces double accreditation achievement
SSAIB has gained UKAS accreditation for two increasingly important standards affecting companies operating in the security sector. The UK’s leading certification body is now accredited for OHSAS 18001, the British Standard for occupational health and safety management systems, as well as ISO14001 Environmental Management Systems.
ievo biometric readers for luxury London department store
Three separate installs of ievo ultimate biometric readers have been used within the cash office and vaults of a luxury department store in London.
Report shows companies failing to implement anti-corruption policies
Businesses around the globe are ‘inconsistent’ when it comes to stamping out corruption within their organisations, according to new research.
MI5 chief warns of the growing terror threat facing Britain
The head of MI5 has warned of an unpredictable terror threat that means Britain will face at least one attempted major attack every year for the coming years.
National Crime Agency to lead the fight against organised crime
The National Crime Agency (NCA) – dubbed the ‘British FBI’ – has officially become operational and will target some of the most serious and organised criminals in the UK.
TDSi reports strong growth figures in annual financial results
TDSi have announced significant growth in the company’s annual results. The integrated security manufacturer’s 2012/13 financial results show a 15 per cent rise in turnover compared to the previous year.
US Government shutdown ‘could create a crime boom’
A leading criminal defence attorney has warned how an extended Government shutdown could result in an increase in crime across America. The US Government is currently on its first shutdown in 17 years after the two houses of Congress failed to agree on a new budget.
Ex-hackers can boost business cyber-security, claim 70% of IT firms
A new survey has found that seven out of ten IT professionals would hire ex-hackers for cyber-security roles within their organisations.