SMART ID CARDS MONTH: How Smart ID Cards are becoming multi-function security tools
Smart ID cards have been undergoing a transformation from simple access control tools to versatile, multi-functional security assets. As organisations across sectors—from government facilities and universities to corporate campuses and healthcare trusts—demand more from their physical security infrastructure, smart ID cards are rising to the challenge by offering enhanced utility, deeper integration, and greater operational efficiency… […]
SALUS Protect targets accessible home security with e-commerce launch
SALUS Protect has announced a dual model for its range of smart security and intruder alert systems by launching a new e-commerce platform, offering direct sales to end users. This strategic move allows customers to purchase advanced home security solutions directly online, enhancing convenience and control over whether they want to install the system themselves […]
UK becoming a hub for AI cybersecurity
Analysis of research results from the Government’s AI and Software cybersecurity market analysis report indicate that 48% of AI cybersecurity providers are headquartered in the United Kingdom, followed by the United States (38%), Ireland (6%), Israel (3%), Romania (2%), India (2%) and France (2%). The research by OnSecurity reveals that among software security providers, the United Kingdom continues to see […]
FACIAL RECOGNITION MONTH: A procurement guide for UK security leaders
As facial recognition systems become more advanced and widely adopted, security leaders face a critical decision: how to choose the right vendor. From corporate offices and education campuses to transport hubs and government facilities, facial recognition is now central to access control, surveillance, and threat detection. But not all solutions are created equal. With growing regulatory scrutiny, […]
FACIAL RECOGNITION MONTH: Emerging use cases in public and corporate security
Facial recognition technology has become a vital part of the UK’s security infrastructure – evolving far beyond its traditional role in access control. While facial recognition was once primarily used for secure entry systems, it is now driving innovation across a broader range of security applications, from surveillance analytics and visitor management to attendance tracking and real-time threat detection. For public institutions […]
Add the Fire Prevention & Safety Summit to your diary – October 2025
The enhanced Fire Prevention & Safety Summit now connects solution providers with key decision-makers in security, fire protection, and workplace safety. Through one-to-one meetings, networking opportunities, and insightful discussions, you’ll gain valuable industry knowledge and make strategic connections. 20th & 21st October Radisson Hotel & Conference Centre London Heathrow If you hold any of these […]
May 2025 is Smart Cards/ID Cards Month on Security Briefing – Here’s how to get involved!
Each month on Security Briefing we’re shining the spotlight on a different part of the security market – and in May we’ll be focussing on Card Readers/Smart Cards/ID Cards 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 […]
Lifecycle assessments: The key to driving informed decision making
Businesses serious about reducing their environmental impact need more than broad estimates; they need precise data to drive real change. This is where lifecycle assessments (LCAs) come in, offering an unparalleled view of how spend translates into emissions and environmental impact. The power of lifecycle assessments Lifecycle assessments can go beyond traditional carbon footprint measurements […]
Enhancing lone worker security through digital crisis management
In today’s interconnected world, ensuring the safety of lone workers is more critical than ever. The nature of lone working means these employees are often out of sight and sound of their colleagues, leading to delayed responses in emergencies. Common risks include physical violence, verbal aggression, accidents, and health issues due to environmental factors. Ensuring […]
FACIAL RECOGNITION MONTH: Lessons from secure facilities, airports and local authorities
Facial recognition technology has become a core component of physical security strategies across the UK’s critical infrastructure. From airports and energy sites to transport hubs, local government buildings, and healthcare facilities, senior security managers are deploying advanced facial recognition systems to strengthen access control, improve threat detection, and enhance operational efficiency. However, deploying such technology in high-security and public-facing […]
