G4S deploys SmartWater on nationwide scale
06 Feb 10
G4S Cash Services (UK) has announced that its deployment of SmartWater is now extended to include all Cash-in-Transit (CIT) and ATM deliveries in the UK.
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Business
Skyguard scores industry first for lone worker protection
06 Feb 10
Skyguard says it has become the first company to offer an end-to-end lone worker monitoring service which has all of its elements accredited to BS 8484:2009, the new Code of Practice for the Provision of Lone Worker Device Services.
Regulation & Legislation
Home Office and SIA launch consultations on door staff and bailiffs
16 Dec 09
Plans to raise standards by introducing additional training for UK door supervisors and defining core competencies relating to enforcement agents underpin the latest batch of Home Office and SIA consultation exercises.
Data Protection Act offences: new powers for the ICO
16 Dec 09
The Information Commissioner’s powers of enforcement in relation to serious breaches of the eight principles in the Data Protection Act 1998 are soon to be strengthened. Paula Barrett outlines the current state of play.
Surveys
Physical security industry "needs major restructure" in 2010
01 Feb 10
Without major restructuring, the global physical security industry will be unable to properly deliver the benefits of new technology to its clients. That’s but one conclusion of memoori’s latest survey, as Brian Sims reports.
Counter-terrorism
Home Office urges public to report terror websites
01 Feb 10
Home Secretary Alan Johnson has provided members of the public with information about what they can do if they come across violent, extremist, terrorist or hate-related content online
Terahertz technology takes fight to the terrorists
26 Jan 10
Delegates at a NATO-organised Summit chaired by a Sheffield Hallam University academic have discussed the science behind full body scanners as airports begin to install them in the fight against terrorism.
Government
Home Office urges public to report terror websites
01 Feb 10
Home Secretary Alan Johnson has provided members of the public with information about what they can do if they come across violent, extremist, terrorist or hate-related content online
Met Police calls on printer firms to back Code of Conduct
28 Jan 10
The Metropolitan Police Service has been working very closely with the printing industry to prevent specialist equipment from falling into the hands of criminals.
