ProfSec27-09ps

Contents
Name to Face 10
Roy’s Gossip 13
Jim Gannon 14
News 16
Guarding 21
Contracts 22
Una Says 28
Guarding Interview 30
Close Protection 34
Breakfast at Speedy's 38
Servator 41
Drones 44
Steve Collins 46
Risk Management 48
Yorkshire Voices 52
NHS IT 54
Mike Gillespie 60
Business Crime 62
Installers 64
Books Reviewed 70
Products 72
Directory of Services 76
I Feel Strongly 82
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SEPTEMBER 2017 PROFESSIONAL SECURITY
Features
18 spending the budget
In our regular pages on UK and
overseas uses of
products and
services, from
access control
and doors to
rostering
software, we
feature the One
Love concert, the NHS and Gatwick.
50 deputy md
We found that the Borough
Market near London Bridge
was as bustling as ever,
despite the Saturday night,
June 3 terror attack. But we
weren't there to rubber-neck;
we were meeting a senior
guarding company woman
we mentioned last issue.
60 killer cars
As a cyber attack on a
connected car could kill,
should we talk in terms
of safety not security,
asks Mike Gillespie.
70 book reviews
We welcome a new edition of a
handbook of crime prevention; a
new work on cyber scams and
fraud; and an American writing
on business travel security.
Institute conference
The Security Institute has another varied and
impressive line-up of speakers for its tenth annual
conference.
It's running on October 3 at the Honourable
Artillery Company, City Road, London EC1Y. Prof
Martin Gill is returning as the day's chairman.
Among the speakers (who are also Institute
members) are
Matthew Drew, Group
Security Director at
Rolls Royce, having
moved there in 2015
from Hewlett Packard;
and Peter Spindler, a
former Metropolitan
Police Commander,
now of the trainers
and consultants Soter
41 servator
latest
Over recent years
we've detailed
Servator patrols at the
Commonwealth
Games, railway
stations and nuclear
power stations. Now,
a shopping mall. Just
being there says something
about business receptiveness.
Protective
Services, who
featured in our
July issue on
crime scene
management.
Other former
senior
policeman
speaking is Allan
Burnett, now director of the Scottish-based
guarding company SecuriGroup; and as senior as
former police get, Lord John Stevens. Topics
include security culture and counter-terrorism. And
like last year (pictured) the event is as much about
who you can meet. It's not meant to be about how
nice the food was, although those cakes on the
left, with the icing in the logo of the company
Associated Security, did look too good to eat. Not
that it stopped some people!?
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