DRONE SECURITY MONTH: Navigating airspace full of threats and opportunities
Drone technology presents both unique opportunities and novel threats in the world of physical security. These unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) have altered the security landscape, necessitating a re-evaluation of traditional security measures. This article explores the dual nature of drones in the realm of commercial physical security, examining both the risks they pose and the […]
DRONE SECURITY MONTH: Know your drones – Security drone types & technologies
Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), aka drones, are not just enhancing traditional security measures, but are also introducing new capabilities. Let’s explore the different types of commercial drone technology available in the UK and how they can be deployed… 1. Surveillance Drones Surveillance drones are the most common type used in physical security. Equipped with high-resolution […]
DRONE SECURITY MONTH: The emerging role of drones in physical security
The advent of drone technology marks a significant evolutionary step in physical security, offering novel approaches to safeguarding commercial and public properties. Here in the UK, security professionals are increasingly harnessing the capabilities of drones, not only to enhance existing security measures but also to innovate new methods of surveillance and threat assessment. Let’s explore […]
Malware protagonists diversifying tools as incidents surge
New research has revealed a 70 percent increase in new malware incidents, equivalent to 26 cyberattacks per minute, highlighting a diversification of tools and attacks by threat actors and as they target high-stakes or financially lucrative industries. “Malicious actors are working harder than ever to expand their range and volume of cyberattacks,” said Ismael […]
The Total Security Summit – March 2024: Here’s everything you need to know!
The Total Security Summit is a bespoke and highly targeted two-day event, where you can meet with a selection of suppliers, who can help with your upcoming plans and projects. The next instalment takes place in march, but what’s in store? Put simply, you will be provided with a personalised itinerary of pre-arranged, 1-2-1 meetings […]
Six disruptive trends that will shape physical security in the next five years
Physical security is on the cusp of significant change, driven by a confluence of technological advancements and evolving threats. In the coming five years, several disruptive trends are poised to reshape how physical security is managed, offering both challenges and opportunities for businesses and security professionals. Here are the key trends and their potential impact […]
Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning: Revolutionising loss prevention in commercial physical security
Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) have emerged as formidable tools for physical security professionals, significantly enhancing the capabilities of loss prevention strategies. These technologies are not merely augmenting traditional security measures but are reshaping them, offering innovative solutions to complex challenges faced by the sector. Here we explore the impact of AI and […]
Do you specialise in Drone Security? We want to hear from you!
Each month on Security Briefing we’re shining the spotlight on a different part of the security market – and in December we’ll be focussing on Drones. It’s all part of our ‘Recommended’ editorial feature, designed to help security buyers find the best products and services available today. So, if you’re a supplier of Drone solutions and […]
Aligning anti-terrorism laws with commercial security practice
The United Kingdom has seen significant developments in its anti-terrorism legislation over the last two decades, reflecting the evolving nature of threats and the need for enhanced security measures. These legislative changes have had a considerable impact on the commercial physical security sector, influencing operational practices, technology deployment, and strategic planning. The 2019 Counter-Terrorism and […]
CISOs: ‘Regulation responsibility is unclear’
Over half (56%) of CISOs agree that it is not clear within their organisations whose responsibility it is to manage and implement changes in order to comply with the latest regulations, putting organisations at risk. This is despite over two thirds (67%) claiming that keeping up with changing regulation is an ongoing challenge. Research conducted […]
