Dave Tyson and Mark Folmer discuss the changing role of the CSO and how security is no longer a necessary evil to an organization. Read more about this large shift for the industry here.
What will 2019 look like from a security threat perspective? And what should security professionals be looking out for? Philip Ingram, MBE, a frequently quoted security and intelligence journalist, gives us his insights.
Intriguing acquisitions, industry-changing mergers and developments in ESRM were the big trends in the security industry last year. These changes will have a big impact on security in 2019.
Philip Ingram, MBE sits down with Johan Paulsson, CTO of Axis Communications and others to discuss the upcoming tech trends in security. From AI to Facial recognition, 2019 should be an interesting year for tech in the industry.
The UK Information Commissioner, Elizabeth Denham has a real challenge growing her department to deal with some of the continuing data challenges in the country. Philip Ingram MBE looks at these with the help of some high-priced legal opinion.
Philip Ingram MBE chats with Andy Blackwell, Consultancy Practice Director at 3DAssurance and the former Head of Security at Virgin Atlantic about his view on Security Management System (SeMS).
UK security expert Philip Ingram delves into what’s new at the International Security Expo and offers highlights heading into this global security event.
Regulation in the UK security industry is incoherent and inconsistent. Learn what’s currently in place for the regulation of the physical and cyber security industries and identify areas of improvement.
A London-based initiative called the Cross-sector Safety and Security Communications (CSSC) has proved so successful it is being launched across the UK.
Is physical security just a ‘necessary evil’? Philip Ingram, MBE explores how to highlight the power of security to drive business value.
What are the particular challenges facing those tasked with securing government buildings?