Weekly News for Professional
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18th November 2008
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Intelligence
Analyst, Gloucs
We
are currently looking for a Intelligence Analyst for a fixed term
contract for 2 years, it is essential the selected candidates have
performed the role of Intelligence analyst within the last 3-4 years.
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Security Consultancy Manager, Surrey
and Overseas
Due to their continual growth, our client is recruiting for a Consultancy
Manager to develop their range of consultancy services. The role offers
and exciting opportunity to work with both an expanding security company
and with a range of corporate clients. You must be prepared to travel
overseas.
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Security Consultant, Surrey
and Berks
Due to a contract expansion, our client is looking for a Security
Consultant with strong interpersonal skills. The role offers and exciting
opportunity to work with both an expanding security company and a
corporate client.
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Security Manager, London
Our client, an established and successful security company, is looking
for a Security Manager to manage one of its highly esteemed multi-tenant
contracts in Central London.
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on this Job:
Security Manager, Essex
Our client seeks a Security Manager to take full operational and service
responsibility for their Security Management contracts in Essex.
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Contracts Manager - Security Services,
Edinburgh
Our client is the current leader in its market with over 600 sites
UK wide. They require a Contracts manager to run their site based
in Edinburgh.
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Latest
Tenders
Our weekly round-up of tenders:
Staffs
Requires Body Worn Cameras
Staffordshire
Police Authority is tendering for the supply of body worn video cameras
to Staffordshire Police
(Time-limit
12.12.2008)
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Knightstone
Requires Security Servicing
Knightstone Housing Association Ltd requires servicing, repairs and
component replacement of security systems, fire alarms, escape lighting
and fire protection equipment and associated risk assessment services
(Time-limit
11.12.2008)
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Here:
Salford
Seeks Surveillance
The Contractor will agree to supply, install and commission surveillance
camera(s) and associated equipment, at the locations specified for
individual or multiple schemes during the period of the contract and
within the boundaries of Salford City Council
(Time-limit
15.12.2008)
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SPS
Requires Security
The
Scottish Prison Service requires the provision of human presence detection
systems to various SPS establishments as required
(Time-limit
22.12.2008)
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Here:
Surrey
Police Requires ANPR
The Surrey Police Authority, acting as lead Authority for a collaborative
contract with Surrey County Council, is seeking expressions of interest
for the supply, installation & maintenance of countywide ANPR
sites & infrastructure
(Time-limit
08.12.2008)
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Here:
Security
and Caretaking Services Required
Reigate
and Banstead Borough Council wishes to let one contract for the provision
of security and caretaking services. It is therefore inviting Expressions
of Interest from suitably qualified and experienced organisations
(Time-limit
08.12.2008)
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Here:
West
Mids Requires Security Maintenance
Services are required to maintain in good and safe
working order the automatic doors, traffic barriers, gates and enquiry
roller shutters at selected West Midlands Police premises. This is
to be provided with 24 hour break-down coverage. Repair and maintenance
services of security equipment
(Time-limit
01.12.2008)
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Here:
Safety
Equipment Required
NHS
Supply Chain acting as agent for NHS Business Services Authority is
tendering for firefighting, rescue and safety equipment
(Time-limit
27.11.2008)
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Here:
Derbyshire
Requires Smart Cards
Derbyshire
County Council wishes to appoint a contractor to produce, test and
despatch the English National Concessionary Travel Scheme
(Time-limit
03.12.2008)
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Here:
Hartlepool
Requires Security Services
Hartlepool
Borough Council is offering a contract for the collection of monies
from various Council premises and pay and display machines, and the
subsequent processing and banking of those monies at the Coop Bank's
preferred centres
(Time-limit
12.12.2008)
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Here:
Newport
Needs CCTV
Newport is tendering for the maintenance and replacement of CCTV systems
within the boundaries of Newport City Council
(Time-limit
1.12.2008)
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Here:
Contract Awards
St
George Hotel and KSS
St
George Hotel is situated in the historic town of Chatham and clings
tenaciously to the side of a steep hill overlooking the Medway River.
Kent and Sussex Security (KSS) provide the CCTV which keeps safe the
property as well as staff and visitors to the hotel.
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on this:
CBC
at Leading Bookmakers
The
latest IP CCTV solution from CBC (Europe) Ltd has been installed as
part of a management systems investment that will allow one of the
UK's fastest-growing chains of bookmakers to expand further.
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on this:
Charles
Church goes with SoloProtect
Dedicated
to pursuing a vigorous Health and Safety policy, Charles Church North
London is helping protect its staff from accidents, verbal abuse and
possible physical attack with the support of Identicom and SoloProtect,
the best-of-breed lone worker solution.
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on this:
Previous
Contract Stories in Brief
•
Robocam UK Ltd has been awarded a West Mercia Police Authority
contract More
•
Wincanton, has awarded ESPlus preferred
supplier status More
•
Panasonic i-Pro IP is improving security at Alder Hey Hospital
in Liverpool
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High
Security Garden Fencing
New
EuroGuard Combi, from Jacksons Fencing represents an exciting
development in the high security garden fencing sector
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on this:
CEM
AC2000 Security Management Solution
CEM
Systems has announced that financial company KPMG has
chosen the CEM AC2000 Lite security management system
to secure three of its offices in India. The IP-based
CEM AC2000 access control solution will be installed by
Tyco India.
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on this:
Previous Access Stories in Brief
• Bosch is expanding its LSN product portfolio More
Warning
of Mall Shootings in US
The
US National Retail Federation (NRF) and the International Council of
Shopping Centres issued guidelines to assist retailers in the US in
getting ready for shooting incidents that may occur at shopping malls
and retail stores
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on this:
Previous
Retail Security Stories in Brief
•
Norwegian
food retailer Coop Vest is employing Checkpoint Systems More
• ESPlus has signed a new contract with Je-Tec Gmbh More
•
A 20-camera Panasonic i-Pro24/7 system is helping
reduce losses for Shackletons of Clitheroe
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Madrid
Concert Hall Installs Bosch
The
Auditorio Nacional de Música (National Musical Auditorium),
Madrid, recently chose the Bosch Security Systems Modular Fire
Panel 5000 Series to provide complete control of fire detection
in this internationally renowned concert venue.
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on this:
Previous Fire Stories in Brief
• Beds Fire Service has signed up to protect all fire equipment and stations with ‘SmartWater’ More
•
System Sensor Europe's new 4 - 20mA input module More
Imprivata
Expands Reach
Imprivata®,
Inc., the converged authentication and access management company,
has announced that its OneSign Physical/Logical appliance has
been certified to integrate with Nedap Security Management’s
AEOS platform.
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on this:
‘Open
AV’ Software
Open AV Ltd, a specialist provider of integrated
entertainment, security, lighting, electrical and heating control
solutions, has unveiled its new Open AV control software.
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on this:
Securing
the Enterprise Beyond the Perimeter
As cloud computing continues to push data and applications online,
beyond the boundaries of traditional network security perimeters,
IT security professionals are rushing to find a way to bring
end-point devices behind these perimeters
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on this:
Turning
Social Networks Against Users
Several research projects have explored the viability of distributing
malicious software through social networks
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on this:
Previous IT Stories in Brief
• Aladdin has announced the availability of eToken PKI Client 5.0 More
•
Avnet and InfoGuard have announced a
distribution agreement More
•
Absolute Software now offers geolocation tracking for
Computrace More
KAC
Keyswitch
KAC,
global specialist in the break glass call point sector, also
offers the popular Class 9000 family of actuation devices that
feature a wide variety of different operating mechanisms
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on this:
Bosch
Hails the Success of Blue Line
Bosch
Security Systems' Blue Line intrusion detector series recently
achieved over a million sales since the series' launch in 2004
in EMEA countries.
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on this:
SIA
on the Back Foot Again
The Security Industry Authority (SIA) - now with Dr Bernard
Herdan CB as interim Chief Executive - is busy defending itself again
this week - this time against an 'inaccurate' attack upon its procedures
by a Press Association journalist.
Among other things, the PA article suggests that '1,350 illegal immigrants
have slipped through vetting checks for sensitive security jobs' and
that despite being criticised the SIA has 'rewarded top managers with
nearly £50,000 in bonus payments'. It also states that 'The National
Audit Office has condemned the body for going £17m over budget.'
The SIA response (see below) starts with the comment : 'The report on
PA is inaccurate. The facts are misrepresented despite Press Association
being provided with a statement and full explanation. ' However, it
does not refute all the claims made in the article.
Meanwhile, the SIA has set out its stall with a report on recent achievements,
and it is unfortunate that this has been overshadowed by the above.
The figures released by the SIA show the mountain they have been required
to climb, and generally show that targets have been reached.
Combined, these two stories appear to show that the SIA is doing its
job but it is failing to get that message across to the media, which
has latched on to the belief that the industry body is incompetent.
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SIA
Licensing and Checks
The
SIA has issued the following statement regarding a recent Press
Association article. 'The report on PA is inaccurate. The facts
are misrepresented despite Press Association being provided
with a statement and full explanation.
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on this:
SIA
Publishes Facts and Figures
On
17th November, the Security Industry Authority (SIA) published
some key figures about its work. Regulation by the SIA has led
to a more professional private security industry, which is needed
to help protect people, property and assets.
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on this:
GMP
Launches Major Crackdown on Cash-In-Transit Robberies
Greater Manchester Police has announced it
is stepping up its fight against violent cash-in-transit and
commercial robberies in the run up to Christmas and the New
Year.
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on this:
Homebase
Completes Stores Security Refit with ESPlus
A
challenging project involving the installation of advanced security
systems at 23 newly acquired Homebase stores has been completed
successfully, thanks to specialist tagging and CCTV solutions
provider ESPlus.
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on this:
Larger
Security Companies join IPSA
The
International Professional Security Association (IPSA) has experienced
an interesting new trend as several large security companies
have joined the Association. In recent months Carlisle Security
Services Limited and GBM Services Limited, two UK companies
both with 2000+ staff, have joined ranks with existing members
such as ISS Pegasus Security.
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on this:
Increased
Demand for Library Security Solutions
Intrepid
Security report a significant increase in recent months for
'tagging' based security solutions from both the public and
private library market sectors.
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on this:
Operation
Falcon 3 – Random Licensing Checks
On
Thursday 13th November, teams of Security Industry Authority
(SIA) investigators carried out random checks on security sites
in Cardiff, Swansea and Newport to test for compliance with
the Private Security Industry Act 2001.
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on this:
SIA
Celebrates One Year of Regulation at the Scottish Parliament
The
Security Industry Authority (SIA) marked one year of regulation
within the private security industry in Scotland with a reception
at the Scottish Parliament on Wednesday 12th November, 2008.
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on this:
AD
Group and RML to Partner With Mazda AER for Le Mans
Principal
sponsor, CCTV specialist, AD Group - the parent company of Dedicated
Micros - and racing team RML have announced the signing of a
two-year deal with car manufacturer Mazda and race engine specialist
AER to support their efforts in the Le Mans Series and Le Mans
24 Hours endurance races.
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on this:
Axis
Strengthens its Market Leading Position
Axis
Communications, the global leader in the network video market,
has announced that IMS Research estimates the company’s
global market share for network cameras at 33.5 percent (up
from 32.0 percent the previous year) in its latest report on
the security market. Axis has thus strengthened its market leading
position.
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on this:
BPT
Installed in Major New Development in Leeds
BPT
Security Systems (UK) Ltd. - a specialist in entry security
and home automation - has recently completed one of its biggest
ever projects: Clarence Dock in Leeds.
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on this:
Portsmouth
Leads UK by Installing Video Analytics
A
market-leading CCTV system, based on behaviour-recognition software
and state-of-the-art intelligent cameras, has been installed
by Portsmouth City Council, to increase the effectiveness of
the camera monitoring.
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on this:
Keys
Invests in SALTO Access Control
One
of the Midlands newest serviced office parks, Keys Business
Village, has chosen an electronic security solution from SALTO
systems to provide smart access control for its tenants and
staff.
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on this:
Renaissance
for Urmet
Renaissance,
described by John Boys, a Director of developers B & E Boys
as ‘the first high-specification quality residential development
in Bolton’, has been equipped with a door entry system
manufactured by Urmet.
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on this:
Lisburn
Company Receives Coveted Industry Award
Federal
Security Services, based in Lisburn is the largest provider
of security services on the island of Ireland. The company’s
team of over 3,000 dedicated professionals has been awarded
a prestigious industry accolade from Skills for Security, the
Skills and Standards Setting Body, for the UK security industry.
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on this:
Stolen
JCB Leads Police on European Tour
A mechanical digger stolen in north-east England
has been recovered in the Netherlands after being followed around
Europe by at least four different police forces in three countries.
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on this:
One
Man and His Dog
A police dog donated to Gloucestershire Constabulary
by the parents of Adam Wyatt has helped his handler to make
ten arrests in the last three months. Buster, a German Sheppard,
was donated to the Constabulary’s dog section by Adam’s
parents after he was killed breaking up a fight at the Gloucester
nightclub where he worked as a doorman.
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on this:
Home
Office Launches Counter Terrorism Competition
The
next generation of architects are being encouraged to consider
and include innovative counter terrorism measures in their designs
as part of a new Home Office competition launched on 14th November.
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on this:
TASK
Announces New Training Centre in the North-East
TASK
International, now part of The Inkerman Group, and provider
of specialist training courses throughout the UK and in the
International market, has announced that it intends to boost
its regional training capability by running courses at its new
training centre location in the North-East.
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on this:
National
Occupational Standards for Forensic Science
The
National Occupational Standards for Forensic Science have now
been approved by the regulatory authorities. The final approved
versions can be viewed on the Skills for Justice NOS Finder.
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on this:
For
Training, VSG is the Winner!
VSG,
the UK provider of security services, has achieved another major
accolade by winning the prestigious and coveted Contribution
to Skills Development & Training Award at the 2008 Skills
for Security Awards.
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on this:
VSG
Raises £50,000 for Motor Neuron Disease Association
After
two years of intensive fund-raising efforts, staff at VSG, the
UK's fastest growing provider of security services, have donated
£50,000 to the Motor Neuron Disease (MND) Association.
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on this:
Videoswitch
Buys Quick CCTV
Videoswitch
announced on 9th November that it is acquiring Quick CCTV. ‘This
is a great opportunity for Videoswitch, allowing us to strengthen
our management team and expand our product portfolio to the
benefit of both Videoswitch and Quick customers,’ said
Roland Simmons, Videoswitch's Managing Director.
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on this:
RayTec
is 'Breath of Fresh Air' for Vizsec
CCTV
coverage is being improved at a number of parks, cemetries and
play areas in Stockton-on-Tees and Middlesborough thanks to
the installation of Raymax IR illuminators from Raytec.
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on this:
41st
Parameter Teams With Ethoca
41st
Parameter® Inc., the provider of internet fraud intervention
and detection services and technology, has announced a strategic
partnership with Ethoca, the specialist in collaborative fraud
management. With this agreement, joint customers gain additional
insight to aid in assessing card-not-present transaction risk.
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on this:
Plans
to Build New Fire Stations Across the Country Take Off
£130
million has been set aside for Fire and Rescue Service projects
to build new stations and other facilities, Fire Minister Sadiq
Khan announced on 12th November.
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on this:
NetVu
Console Shortlisted for Sicurezza Award 2008
Dedicated
Micros - part of AD Group - reports that its NetVu Console solution
has been shortlisted in the high profile Security and Safety
Award 2008 to be held at the Sicurezza exhibition in Italy (25th
– 28th November).
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on this:
OnSSI
Provides Surveillance for Beaumont Schools
The
Beaumont Independent School District incorporates more than
30 K-12 schools housing nearly 20 thousand students, in addition
to several administration buildings.
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on this:
Optelecom-NKF
Wins Contract with Roiret Transport for Le Mans Tramway
Optelecom-NKF,
Inc., a global supplier of advanced video surveillance solutions,
has been awarded a surveillance solutions contract from Roiret
Transport for the Tramway du Mans in Le Mans, France.
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on this:
Take
the Bus, Park, get Petrol and Pay with LEGIC®
LEGIC
Identsystems Ltd, a developer of contactless Smart Card Technologies
for personal identification, is further extending its network
of partners with system provider Scheidt & Bachmann.
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on this:
VestGuard
UK in Northern Iraq Kurdistan Region
VestGuard
UK is a manufacturer of UK made, ballistic protection systems,
the company's core business is body armour, after securing various
contracts in Afghanistan to the value of 123 million US dollars.
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on this:
Airport
Policing Conference
Transport
Minister, Jim Fitzpatrick made the following speech at the Airport
Policing Conference on 12th November: 'Today's event is designed
not only for us to explain our proposals for improving security
at airports, but also for us to hear your views on how we can
best work together to meet our common objectives.
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on this:
InfoGuard
Increases International Presence
Swiss
information security specialist InfoGuard AG, has strengthened
its presence in the Middle East region with a new office in
Dubai‚s Internet City. The new regional headquarters is
part of an international expansion strategy, which has also
added InfoGuard offices in London and Frankfurt over the last
two years.
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on this:
Uplogix
Partners with Navix Distribution to Open New South African Channel
Uplogix®,
the provider of secure remote management (SRM) solutions, has
announced that Navix Distribution has become its first Distributor
for South Africa and has already begun working on projects with
Managed Service Partners, Financial Service Companies and also
Telecommunications Operators.
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on this:
Obama's
Personal Security
Some
experts are warning that security agents face major challenges
in protecting President-elect Barack Obama, since his status
as the nation's first black president will likely make him more
of a target for extremists than his predecessors.
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on this:
Insurance
Rates Affected by Somalia Pirate Attacks
Piracy
off the Somali coast for the past decade has only worsened,
with 69 attempted and successful attacks in 2008, up from five
in 2004. According to Chatham House, the hike in piracy could
threaten global trade, exacerbate local conflicts, and increase
insurance premiums.
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on this:
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Bosch
Announces 2008 Technology Day Schedule
Following
the successful integration of Bosch Security Systems and
the Extreme CCTV Group, a winter schedule of Technology
Days has been announced, which this year has been extended
to incorporate more locations across the country.
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on this:
Public
Sector Skills Conference 2008
Following
the success of the 'Joining up Justice - Multi-agency working
in the South East' project, many action learning set facilitators
have been trained, along with a number of practitioners
and managers who have taken part in a structured programme
of action learning sets.
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on this:
Scotland
Performs and Skills Summit 2009
Scotland
Performs: Tuesday 10th February
Creating a unified Justice sector, equipping our workforce
with the skills to make it happen. The Sheraton Grand Hotel,
1 Festival Square, Edinburgh EH3 9SR.
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on this:
Skillsmark Guidance Workshop
Skillsmark
is the quality mark which recognises learning providers
and endorses learning programmes in the Justice sector.
‘We are now delighted to announce that we are running
a free Skillsmark Guidance Workshop at the Skills for Justice
headquarters in Sheffield on 4th February 2009’.
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on this:
SIA
Sets Up Close Protection Network Meeting
As
part of the Security Industry Authority (SIA) Stakeholder
Engagement Strategy, the SIA is inviting Close Protection
operatives to register their interest in attending a network
meeting with the SIA and other representatives from their
sector.
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on this:
GSA
2009
The
Singapore Ministry of Home Affairs is again hosting next
year's event. The Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for
Home Affairs, Mr Wong Kan Seng has accepted an invitation
to officially open the three day Event.
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on this:
What's
On at Totally Secure 2009
Exhibitor
plans and offers for the newly launched Totally Secure trade
show, which will run at Earls Court 2, London between 18-20
January 2009, are well advanced.
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on this:
Counter
Terror Expo 2009 - 10 - 11 February - QEII - London
Counter
Terror Expo is to be held 10-11 February at the Queen Elizabeth
11 Conference Centre, Westminster, London. The sell out event
brings together 50 of the world's leading experts in the field
of counter terrorism in a high-level conference addressing
the significant terrorist threat continuing to face the global
community.
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on this Event:
Heavy
Hitting Speakers Confirmed for ISNR London Conference
ISNR
London Conference, 2-3 December 2008, invites the world's
leading experts to discuss how to ensure the security and
safety of your people, businesses and assets.
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Empty but not
Gone Away
Richard Lang of Tag Guard Ltd takes a look at the risks
and problems associated with derelict and unoccupied
buildings.
Unoccupied
and derelict buildings present very real risks to the
community and the current economic climate is certain
to lead to an increase in the number of empty buildings
with rising business failures and reduced activity.
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the Rest Here]
Wrightstyle
- Protecting Bits and Bytes with Glass
Wrightstyle
Ltd supplies advanced and specialist fire, ballistic
and blast glass and glazing systems internationally,
along with a full range of fire resistant glass. The
UK company is a leader in the development of new systems
to meet emerging threats.
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the Rest Here]
Video
Analytics - the Next Big Move in CCTV
With
the increased demand for the application of video analytics
in both old and new CCTV systems, we set out to find
some guidelines on how to future proof the investments
both in terms of the transmission system and the analytics
software.
By Vibeke Ulmann
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the Rest Here]
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eCrimewave
- an Expert Analyses the World's Largest Organised eCrime
Attack
In
September this year, Ian Amit, director of security
research at Israeli-based Aladdin Knowledge Systems
exposed the world's largest organised eCrime operation.
Using new hacker tools, individuals from three criminal
gangs gained unauthorised access to more than 200,000
servers and compromised over 80,000 legitimate web sites.
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on this:
World
Security Services - Industry Forecasts for 2012 &
2017
The global market for private contract security services
is forecast to advance by 7.5 percent per annum through
2012 to $195 billion . Gains will be driven by a generally
healthy global economy, rising urbanisation, and heightened
fears of domestic crime and terrorism in many countries.
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on this:
Cranfield
Spearheads Identity Theft Research
With
the Home Office estimating the cost of identity theft
to the UK economy as £1.7 billion a year, protecting
our identity and personal information has never been
more important. Now, a new government funded research
project is set to be launched this October to help develop
the next generation of secure identity management systems.
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on this:
Research
Improves Consumer Understanding of Information Privacy
and Consent
Researchers
from the Information Security Group (ISG) at Royal Holloway,
University of London, are participating in a collaborative
project with consent and privacy specialists at Salford
and Cranfield Universities, Consult Hyperion and Sunderland
City Council, to explore how people engage with concepts
of information privacy and consent in on-line interactions.
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on this:
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AD
Promotes Dr Nick Taylor
CCTV
specialist AD Group, the parent company of Dedicated Micros, has announced
the promotion of Dr Nick Taylor to the position of Director of Hardware
Engineering, accountable directly to the CEO of AD Group, Mike Newton,
with reporting responsibilities to the AD Group Board.
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on this:
Business
Development Role for Chantel
Chantel Smith has joined Frontline Security Solutions as a Business
Development Manager.
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on this:
Norbain
Appoints New Sony Manager
Norbain has appointed a dedicated business development manager, Paul
Jones, to support the popular Sony brand. Sony has an extensive IP and
analogue line up and has seen significant growth since appointing Norbain
as a key distributor.
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on this:
Norbain
Supports Key PAC Brand
Norbain has appointed Tony Wedgwood as the business development manager
to support PAC International, one of its key suppliers. PAC manufactures
access control systems, designed for both large and small companies.
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on this:
Previous People Stories in Brief
• Vicon has appointed Richard Allen-Miles as their UK
and Ireland Sales Director. More
• October has seen Samsung Techwin's CCTV division
grow significantly More
• Dirk Christiansen will join Aladdin's management team as the new Vice President of Global Marketing. More
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Axis
Video Management Software
Axis
Communications, the specialist in the network video market, has released
a new and enhanced version of AXIS Camera Station.
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Displays
from Hitachi
Hitachi Europe Ltd, Display Products Group has announced the introduction
of a new high performance 5.0” VGA TFT display module the TX13D03
VM1CAA.
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Here:
Sony
adds Second Unit to FCB Series
Sony says that it continues to be on the cutting edge of HD and block
camera technology with the latest addition to its FCB block colour camera
series.