IPSA offers a first class service to its members and continuously promote professionalism throughout the security industry
ICTS looks forward to establishing a close working relationship with IPSA

ICTS renews its membership with the International Professional Security Association (IPSA), a leading trade body for security professionals.

“I have long been an admirer of IPSA. It not only offers a first class service to its members, whilst demonstrating a commitment to representing their best interests, but also aims to continuously promote professionalism throughout the security industry.

At this time of change, IPSA remains dedicated to the important principle of ensuring that the voice of all industry stake holders is heard. Consequently, as an organisation committed to both excellence and equality, ICTS looks forward to establishing a close working relationship with IPSA, in order to ensure both parties can derive maximum benefit from an effective association”, commented Paul Jacomb, ICTS General Security Director.

Mike White, Chairman, IPSA stated, "I am delighted to see such a high profile company as ICTS return to IPSA membership and the recognition that we are able to offer a service relevant and applicable to all sizes of business."

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