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Archive TitlesEdexcel targets CCTV and close protection officers
Two officially accredited qualifications in its series designed to support security operative licensing in line with the requirements of the SIA have been launched by education specialist Edexcel
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Archive TitlesDesigning, Constructing and Maintaining Safe, Secure 星空传媒s
Designing corporate buildings that protect against crime, terrorism and anti-social behaviour is the subject of a two-day conference being run this month by BSI Business Information. SMT is the official Media Partner.
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BSIA cedes to heavy demand for a dedicated Consultancies Section
The British Security Industry ASSOCIATION (BSIA) HAS ANNOUNCED the launch of a new Security Consultancies Section.
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Breakthrough in EPoS monitoring
Retailers can now monitor all till activity without leaving their desks 鈥� and keep losses to a minimum 鈥� thanks to a 鈥済roundbreaking鈥� EPoS system designed by leading recognition technology specialist Neurodynamics in partnership with retail monitoring firm SIDG.
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Archive TitlesBosch: CCTV on track
Bosch Security Systems has won a major contract to equip London鈥檚 new Eurostar International interchange stations in Dartford (at Ebbsfleet) and Stratford with state-of-the-art digital CCTV
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Birmingham City Council leads the field on CCTV operator licensing
A team of CCTV operators deployed in the Control Room AT Birmingham City Council are the first in England and Wales to receive their ASET Certificates demonstrating that they have achieved the first part of the Security Industry Authority鈥檚 (SIA) licensing requirements.
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The Big Issue
For many years the profession of security consultancy has been segregated from the mainstream of the security industry.
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Archive TitlesBOSS: fighting back in the Capital
The Metropolitan Police Service has joined forces with forecourt security and crime reduction campaigner the British Oil Security Syndicate (BOSS) to roll-out the successful Forecourt Watch scheme (鈥楾rouble on the Forecourt鈥�, SMT, April 2005, pp31-32) across eight London boroughs.
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Archive TitlesFighting back on CIT attacks
The BSIA and its cash-in-transit (cit) member companies are calling for the Government and the police service to review the resources allocated for investigating and reducing CIT attacks.
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Archive TitlesImproving Security and Asset Tracking with Wireless Solutions
On 1 December, The RFID Centre is hosting a one-day conference entitled 鈥業mproving Security and Asset Tracking with Wireless Solutions in 星空传媒s and Premises鈥�. SMT is the official Media Partner for the event.
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All sealed up!
Secureseal has launched an innovative system to manage trailer assets and prevent the theft of commercial goods in transit
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Archive TitlesCost of crime and violence against staff on the rise, states the BRC
The British Retail Consortium鈥檚 2004 Retail Crime Survey reveals a worrying picture, with the total cost of crime and violence against staff both showing significant increases on the 2003 report. Brian Sims charts a worrying set of statistics for security specialists
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Patching up the servers, yet again
Sir 鈥� The imprisonment late last month of two hackers found guilty of the virulent spread of the T-K worm attack raised questions yet again over the vulnerability of Microsoft-operated PCs.
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Planning
The past year has been an exceptionally busy one for planning lawyers, with large volumes of legislative material produced and frenzied court activity. Here is a round up of the key cases