Aviat Drones: We’re pioneers – no one else in the UK is doing what we do
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Revealed: The top 50 influencers in security & fire 2017
After extensive consultation with a panel of judges from across the industry, we are delighted to reveal our roll call of the Top 50 influencers in security & fire 2017. Read More
BSIA responds to cash courier shooting in London
The BSIA has issued a statement relating to the recent shooting of a cash-in-transit courier in Walthamstow, north-east London. Read More
NSI adds new paths to ACS guarding ‘passports’ as it confirms reappointment as ACS assessment body
The NSI as been reappointed as an assessing body for the SIA's Approved Contractor Scheme (ACS) and ‘passport’ to ACS provider from 1 April 2017. Read More
Cardinal Security gives manned guarding the Uber treatment
The Guarded 365 platform collects real-time data from connected devices and sends it to a secure client dashboard. Read More
AI, stun guns and protocol hacks: 5 security drone innovations
From the drone that chases thieves to the stun-gun-armed UAV, here’s a roundup of some of the biggest security drone innovations in this burgeoning, bewildering market. Read More
UK security companies grow 5% in value despite Brexit turbulence
With the UK economy growing faster than expected in the final quarter of 2016, there’s good news too for the UK security industry. Read More
The Security Industry Authority (SIA): licensing in the private UK security sector
The Security Industry Authority (SIA) regulates the private security industry in the UK, issuing licences and running the Approved Contractor Scheme (ACS). Read More
Soaring cybercrime and 40% jump in violence against staff fuels latest rise in retail crime
The latest BRC Crime Survey has revealed that the total cost of retail crime reached £660m between 2015-2016, up from £613m the year before. Read More
The British Security Industry Association (BSIA): a profile
A profile of the trade association for the UK's security industry, the BSIA, which has helped shape security standards for more than four decades. Read More