Johnson Controls: Pioneering Integrated Security Solutions

Johnson Controls stands at the forefront of innovation in building security, offering a comprehensive suite of solutions designed to protect people, property, and critical infrastructure. With operations in over 150 countries, the company brings global expertise and cutting-edge technology to local markets, including the UK, where it continues to shape the future of smart and […]
October 2025 is Incident Management 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 October we’ll be focussing on Incident Management solutions. 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 Incident […]
INDUSTRY SPOTLIGHT: Your Choice Fire & Security

At Your Choice Fire & Security we are a leading provider of fire alarm, CCTV, intruder alarm, access control and electrical systems with our HQ based in West Yorkshire and national engineering coverage. Our dedication to compliance and ensuring our clients are compliant is backed by our third party accreditation with BAFE for fire detection […]
Biometric access that transforms stadium security and fan experience

Biometric access: the winning play for modern stadiums When tens of thousands of fans gather for a match, concert, or cultural event, a stadium becomes a high-pressure hub of logistics, security, and hospitality. For operators, it’s not just about the spectacle, it’s about running a temporary metropolis. With mega-events like the FIFA World Cup and […]
Smarter Access Control for Safer High-Footfall Venues: Responding to Martyn’s Law

As public safety standards tighten, operators of high-footfall venues face growing pressure to upgrade their security strategies. The introduction of Martyn’s Law – officially the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025 – marks a pivotal shift, requiring venue operators to assess risks and put proportionate measures in place. At the heart of this evolving framework is access control – […]
CCTV MONTH: Breaking down the The Cloud vs On-Prem Debate for security and compliance

CCTV remains a cornerstone of physical security across the UK’s public and private sectors. But the question facing many security leaders attending the Total Security Summit is no longer whether to invest in surveillance, but where to host it. With cloud, hybrid, and traditional on-premises solutions all vying for attention, the decision has become a […]
Be inspired at the Total Security Summit – Speaker line-up confirmed!

Next month, join us for an unforgettable experience at the Total Security Summit – where innovation meets inspiration. This is your opportunity to connect, learn, and grow with some of the most influential voices in the industry. Monday 20th & Tuesday 21st October 2025 | Radisson Hotel & Conference Centre, London Heathrow Confirmed Speakers We’re excited to announce incredible keynote speakers: Access to these seminar sessions are […]
BUSINESS CONTINUITY MONTH: How physical security tech investments support continuity and minimise risk

When operations grind to a halt due to a security incident, the financial and reputational impact can be severe. For many organisations, a single hour of unplanned downtime can cost tens of thousands of pounds in lost productivity, missed revenue, and damage control. It’s no wonder that more security professionals attending the Total Security Summit […]
BUSINESS CONTINUITY MONTH: Physical security’s role in managing hybrid threats and operational disruption

Historically, physical security has been associated with guarding property, deterring intruders, and responding to unauthorised access. But those responsibilities are rapidly expanding. From climate-related disruptions and civil unrest to insider threats and critical infrastructure failures, physical security teams at the Total Security Summit are now central to managing complex, hybrid threats that extend well beyond […]
Gen Z doesn’t like bodycams on security staff, but still changes behaviour in positive way

Nearly one in three (29%) young adults aged 18–24 in the UK say they feel uncomfortable when retail or security staff wear body-worn cameras, despite being digital natives. That’s according to research from body-worn camera company, HALOS. Its YouGov survey of over 2,200 Brits also found that more than a quarter (26%) of those aged 25–34 feel uneasy […]