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Table of Contents
- Foreword by Rollo Davies MSyI
- News & Industry Update
- Window Shopping, by Rick Mounfield CSyP FSyI
- Useful Contact Information!
- A Developing Threat Environment for Frontline Staff, by Philip Ingram MBE
- Hotel Security – Target Hardening With a Smile, by Tony O’Brien
- The Security Industry Twitter Awards #SyTAwards
- Introducing Diphoterine® – An Effective Emergency Response to an Acid or Corrosive Substance Attack!
- The National Business Crime Centre, by DCI Georgie Barnard. Metropolitan Police
- Know Your Site – Intelligence Gathering for Security Staff, by Michael O’Sullivan
- Product Review: The VizShock, Personal X-20P
- Is Online Learning For Me? by Dr Alison Wakefield FSyI
- Competition!
- Managing Your Marketability in a Competitive Jobs Market, by Mike Hurst CPP MSyI FIRP
- Security Services 3.0 – Navigating the Thriving Security Market, by Mark Folmer CPP MSyI
- Zero to Hero. An Interview with Rob Kennedy BA(Hons) MSyI
- Trade Union Membership, by Rollo Davies MSyI
- Social Media Recommendations
- Threat Convergence – Gone, But Not Forgotten, by Mike Gillespie
- Contract Security – Where Do Things Go Wrong? by Mark Robinson
- The Way We Were: Physical and Cyber – A Love Story? by Mark Chapple MSyI
- Alarm Response – Hardening the Target, by Rollo Davies MSyI
- Lone Working in the Security Industry
- Lone Worker Safety Expo
- The National Association for Healthcare Security, by John Currie
- What the Security Profession can Learn from the Novichok Crisis, by Dan Kaszeta
- Security Industry Events Listing
- Submissions guidelines & copyright
A special thank you:
We have a lot of people to thank for their support in producing this magazine. We would like to express a special thank you to Alison Wakefield, Chairman of the Security Institute, who has devoted so much of her valuable time and energy to helping us over the past few months. Alison has acted as a creative consultant to TPSO! Her ideas and suggestions have helped shape the magazine that you are now reading! Alison has also contributed a must read article to this edition…
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