The Security Industry Authority (SIA) is seeking views on a range of proposed changes to the licence-linked qualifications ...

To support organisations in understanding the requirements of Martyn's Law, two new animations are now available.

John Pepper from Managed247 is warning that employees could be giving cybercriminals valuable company info through social ...

ISJ hears exclusively with Tom Exelby, Head of Cyber Security at Red Helix about cybersecurity, AI and crisis management.

International Security Expo (ISE) is renowned for its unrivalled programme of high-level talks and expert speakers ...

Targeting Critical National Infrastructure (CNI) like banks and Financial Market Infrastructures (FMIs) is nothing new, but cyber-attacks on the sector are ever more relentless and sophisticated. Last ...

Cybercriminals never rest, and 2026 has made that brutally clear. A new wave of sophisticated phishing attack campaigns is hitting UK inboxes with alarming precision, targeting individuals, small ...

Metropolitan Police Service deputy assistant commissioner Jane Connors QPM has been appointed to the role of Deputy Chief Constable at Police Scotland. The Durham University microbiology graduate was ...

The Royal Navy, renowned for its illustrious history and formidable maritime presence, operates with a structured hierarchy of ranks. From seasoned sailors to distinguished officers, each rank plays a ...

Richard Ellis, Managing Director, ATG Access discusses the tensions at Notting Hill Carnival between physical and technological security. The backlash following the installation of concrete barriers ...

In an increasingly volatile threat environment, organisations can no longer afford to treat crisis management as an occasional response function says Philip Ingram MBE National and international ...

Category A prisons stand as the epitome of high-security facilities. These institutions play a crucial role in the justice system. Category A are the type of prisons with the highest security and most ...