Crisis Management – How Command and Control software can help
Our world is a dangerous place. There have been over 5,000 terrorist related incidents in the UK alone in the last 40 years, resulting in the deaths of over 3,000 people. While the number of terrorist incidents has decreased in recent years thanks to the excellent, persevering work of anti-terrorism police, it remains a real […]
Total Security Summit – The only place to be this March
Are you free on the 28th & 29th of March? Join the industry at the upcoming Total Security Summit! The event takes place at the Radisson Hotel, London Heathrow and is entirely free for you to attend. We are also offering virtual attendance if this suits you better. If you would like to come and […]
Top five security predictions for 2022
With the COVID-19 pandemic continuing to put businesses and society at risk, Andy Robertson, Head of Enterprise & Cyber Security, at Fujitsu UK&I, has laid out his top five predictions for 2022… In these unprecedented times, organisations have needed to vastly adapt their security processes to the new ways of working and living. But just because the […]
UK Cyber Security Council and SASIG partner for skills drive
The UK Cyber Security Council and the Security Awareness Special Interest Group (SASIG) have announce a new partnership to further enhance and develop careers, skills and training in cyber security. The Council and SASIG will work together on key webinars and events designed to improve trust in the online environment and to harbour that trust they […]
Total Security Summit: New venue, same great event!
The Total Security Summit will now take place on at the Radisson Hotel & Conference Centre, London Heathrow on the same dates as before – March 28th & 29th. Not registered yet? Sign up today! This unique event is spread across two days and will allow you to meet with selected solution providers for 1-2-1 […]
Automation – The key to moving forward
By Initsys Here at Initsys, we’ve years of experience providing Control Rooms with a solution for monitoring incidents, ranging from serious security events to daily facilities management issues such as broken radiators or windows. The problem is that the mundane can take operators away from the circumstances that involve serious crimes. Although our software, Merlin, […]
Do you specialise in Business Continuity & Risk Management? 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 February we’ll be focussing on Business Continuity & Risk Management. 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 […]
Four out of five organisations are increasing cybersecurity budgets for 2022
As enterprises plan and set budgets for the new year ahead, the vast majority are expecting to channel more money toward enhancing their cybersecurity efforts. According to the latest survey from the Neustar International Security Council (NISC), conducted in November 2021, 81% of organisations have committed to bolstering their cybersecurity budgets for 2022. Nearly one-quarter […]
Six top trends for the physical security sector in 2022
By Johan Paulsson, CTO at Axis Communications As we look to 2022 it’s clear that matching the ongoing pace of technological innovation to an equal evolution in building trust in the use of technology is imperative. Trust is becoming increasingly important for individuals, organisations, and legislators, so it’s interesting to see how many of our […]
70% of security professionals think a new approach is needed to deal with WFH risks
69.1% of professionals with security responsibility believe a rethink is needed to deal with the threat of cybersecurity now that devices and applications have moved outside the corporate network. The poll, which was conducted by SentryBay on Twitter amongst cybersecurity professionals, aimed to assess attitudes to cyber threats and methods of protecting vulnerable devices. It found that […]
