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May 25, 2023
Learn what's expected and how to prepare for the Terrorism Protection of Premises Bill Read More
May 25, 2023
Reporting from the Crisis Management session at this year's Tall Building Fire Safety Conference, where Martyn's Law was first on the agenda. Read More
May 24, 2023
Around 750 applications have been opened with the Building Safety Regulator since its building safety registration process opened in April. Read More
May 23, 2023
Salto has acquired facial recognition provider TouchByte, in a move which underlines its commitment to biometric-based access control. Read More
May 23, 2023
New dates of 2-4 December have been announced for the shows in 2024, as well as new partnerships to take advantage of for visitors and exhibitors. Read More
May 22, 2023
Following demand from employers, a dedicated fire and security apprenticeships scheme in Wales has been approved by the Welsh Government. Read More
May 22, 2023
SECOM has made a significant investment in Eagle Eye Networks and Brivo - both cloud-based physical security technology providers. Read More
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SECOM has made a significant investment in Eagle Eye Networks and Brivo – both cloud-based physical security technology providers.
Innovation and low prices offered by CCTV means intruder alarm market is comparatively stagnant, IFSEC hears on day one of the 2023 show.
Two schools in Merseyside have upgraded their security with a video surveillance solution from IDIS and its integration partner Apex.
As buying decisions become increasingly complex , Peter Mason offers advice on futureproofing CCTV networks to security professionals.
The Met Police has announced its intention to use facial recognition technology as part of its security operation for Coronation Day.
As buying decisions become increasingly complex , Peter Mason offers advice on futureproofing CCTV networks to security professionals.
‘Fire Safety Order already says that everyone must be able to evacuate the building’ says PEEPs expert, Elspeth Grant.
IFSEC Global sits down with Andy Frankum, Chair of the NSHFSG to discuss building and fire safety in 2023.
Why security is no longer a standalone department and how CCTV analytics must be blended with behavioural analysis.
An interview with Figen Murray as she discusses the journey to making Martyn’s Law a reality, and the support she’s had along the way.
At this year’s FIREX, attendees heard what PEEPs bad practice and good practice looks like in reality – and where next for the debate?
Reporting from the Crisis Management session at this year’s Tall Building Fire Safety Conference, where Martyn’s Law was first on the agenda.
New dates of 2-4 December have been announced for the shows in 2024, as well as new partnerships to take advantage of for visitors and exhibitors.
Shaun Hilton explained how staff need to be trained properly to recognise suspicious behaviour and respond appropriately at IFSEC 2023.
Lakanal revisited, competence ‘myth’ busted and residents’ circumstances flagged as vital to fire risk assessments on the first day of […]
Around 750 applications have been opened with the Building Safety Regulator since its building safety registration process opened in April.
39 of the country’s largest housebuilders have committed to and signed the developer remediation contract.
Lakanal revisited, competence ‘myth’ busted and residents’ circumstances flagged as vital to fire risk assessments on the first day of […]
Attendees at FIREX 2023 heard from Matt Humby about the rise in lithium-ion battery fires and how professionals can mitigate the risk.
Those who design, plan, manage and undertake building work need to act now to stay on the right side of the law, says the Building Safety Programme Lead.