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A look at the approved contractor scheme – prospect of level playing field
Finishing our two-part look at the Government's ‘partial regulatory impact assessment' on the SIA's approved contractor scheme (ACS). The document does say that among the SIA's aim is “to strengthen the extended police family by encouraging and... |
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Change - are you up for it?
There are big changes happening out there, and there will be big winners and big losers in the security industry, Prof Martin Gill told audiences at the recent Norbain LIVE! roadshows. In his words: are you up for it? Martin Gill's first words set the tone:... |
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Thousands needed for Olympics
The week after the London Tube and bus bombings, London 2012 Chairman Sebastian Coe said: “The tragic events of July 7 have affected us all but have also made Londoners and the bid team ever more resilient, determined and united to deliver the best... |
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LGE Iris Tech Win In India Redefines Biometric Scalability
Iris recognition, the only biometric technology designed to operate in 1-to-many search mode, found a project where the database is finally large enough to be called in. It’s in India, the world’s second most populous country, where the... |
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July 7 verdict: worse is to come
The July 7 bombs in London were small-time stuff, it is claimed; and worse is to come, according to a security consultant. David Rubens of north London-based Meido was, ironically, in central London attending a police anti-terrorism seminar on the morning... |
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Know why you check your staff
How do employers comply with data protection laws and yet investigate wrong-doing? Monitoring staff - especially covertly - has been rather a grey area, despite the Data Protection Act. A security or fraud manager may want to observe staff - examine logs of... |
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Regulation latest act now before next year: SIA
DEADLINES FOR OFFICERS, DOOR STAFFBusinesses must act now to ensure they have reputable security staff in place by next year, says the Security Industry Authority (SIA).This follows a survey by the authority which found that seven per cent of businesses in... |
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Thumbs-up to sniffer search
Drugs-dog searching in six Buckinghamshire schools by a private security companyIt was a partnership at work - school head teachers, the local education authority, Thames Valley Police, a private dog-training company [Grosvenor International Services, GIS ]... |
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