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- Foreword – Rollo Davies
- Blurry lines, terror and serious organised crime – Philip Ingram MBE
- Setting realistic expectations for the security industry – Tony O’Brien
- Technology Enabling Security – Mark Folmer
- Being Nosey Keeps Aviation Secure – Andy Blackwell
- UK Terrorism, Effects & Consequences – Simon Giddins
- Violence in the security industry – Michael O’Sullivan
- What is the one thing that has made the biggest contribution to improving security? – Andy Blackwell and John Wood
- Useful Contacts List
- Introducing CyberTerrorism & CyberWeaponry – Mike Gillespie & Ellie Hurst
- It’s Raining, It’s Pouring, and Cybercrime is Soaring – Nicola Whiting
- Terrorism: Recognise the threat and Prevent the attack – Richard Roberts
- New CCTP Training Scheme – Rollo Davies
- Spotlight on Membership Organisation: ASIS International – Mike Hurst
- Who to Follow on Social Media (To be updated)
- Door Supervision in 2019 – Gina Lawrence
- The Day Horror Struck NZ – Jason Sexton
- The View from Down Under, Regulation of The Australian Security Industry By Stephen Peterson – Stephen Peterson
- Customer Service and Crime Prevention: A Converged Approach – Rob Kennedy
- Why Do You Never Tell Us What Happened? Mark Burtonwood (SIA)
- Security Industry Authority – SIA Meeting Debrief
- TPSO Key People in Security List!
- Terrorism & Healthcare – John Currie
- How Can Places of Worship Safeguard Themselves from Terrorist Attacks? – Yaniv Peretz
- The Deployment of Security Officers in Public Spaces – J P Jordan
- Evidence, Evidence Everywhere – Giovanni Gaccione
- Suicide Bombers and the Changing Face of Al Shabaab – George Mochengo
- The Evolving Role of the Modern Day Security Professional – Martin Smith
- Forthcoming events
