More than 1,200 devices reported lost or stolen across key government departments
Device loss at HMRC remains high despite internal audits, with other departments also showing increases MANCHESTER, UK; 07 May 2025 –…
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Device loss at HMRC remains high despite internal audits, with other departments also showing increases MANCHESTER, UK; 07 May 2025 –…
OCS listed number 36 in the top 100 companies to work for in the UK based on Glassdoor employee feedback.…
CLD Physical Security Systems (CLD), a leading provider of on-ground and in-ground security solutions, recently hosted a BRE Attack Testing…
Just last week, an annual report released by tech giant Microsoft found that the number of ransomware attacks has more…
Senior IT professionals lack confidence in recovery solutions, despite 78% losing data in the last 12 months More than three-quarters…
National security firm First Response Group (FRG) has joined a trio of leading security industry trade bodies, including the global…
Security Minds Matter, the industry initiative to improve mental health provision for frontline security professionals is delighted to announce two…
Over 9 out of 10 say threat has increased with 72% being willing to pay ransom and use insurance to…
In order to keep care home residents safe, it is essential that the premises are well-guarded and secure. Care homes should take advantage of high-tech security measures such as CCTV systems, alarms and locks on all entrances. Other sensible steps include fitting locks to cupboards and storage areas where expensive equipment is stored, as well as using strong metal grilles in front of windows and doors. Residents should also be warned not to keep large amounts of money on their person or in their rooms. By taking these measures, care homes can provide physical protection for residents while giving them peace of mind that their safety is being taken seriously.
Locking outdoor natural gas pipelines is crucial for safety and security reasons. Natural gas is a flammable and combustible substance that can cause serious harm if it leaks or is tampered with. Locking the pipelines can prevent unauthorized access and reduce the risk of accidents, making them an essential safety measure.