On desks for the end of August 2014 is the September 2014 print issue of Professional Security magazine. It comes with the annual camera and dome supplement – our round-up inside one cover of the new products and services in that part of the CCTV market, plus some case studies and a report on the Read More
It’s a team effort, the security director of the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games told Professional Security in the run-up to the event opening. That man is Police Scotland Deputy Chief Constable Steve Allen. Speaking on June 5, he said: “I think one of the great successes, albeit we are not actually at the Games yet, Read More
Securing the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games will include the military and the private security on a scale not seen in Scotland before, the authorities have said before the July 23 opening. Police officers will be supported by military personnel, British Transport Police and officers from the Scottish Prison Service besides private contract security guards and Read More
Not many were enjoying the view, but then it was raining on a cold weekday in March. On a summer’s Thursday or Friday evening in summer, it would look different – City workers enjoying tapas and a cocktail with a balcony view of St Paul’s Cathedral and the London skyline. That would be one more Read More
Now available from the alarm manufacturer Pyronix is its KX10DTP-WE Enforcer two way wireless, dual technology detector. The detector uses a PIR (passive infra-red) and microwave module to provide greater security the Yorkshire-based manufacturer says and the add reliability for commercial and more hostile residential sites such as the garage or conservatory. The product is Read More
With fewer than 80 days to the World Cup, counterfeiting and piracy in the sports industry is the issue at a conference organised by the Office for Harmonization in the Internal Market (OHIM) and the European policing body Europol. The sports industry and related activities contribute an estimated 294 billion euros to the EU´s GDP Read More
New tactics, new tools and new technology will be launched in February to police the Square Mile says the City of London Police, after a pilot scheme towards the end of 2012 and further refinements last year. What the force terms a new, multi-layered approach to deter hostile reconnaissance throughout the City will be adopted Read More
Some of the most dangerous counterfeits for consumers, such as home electrical appliances, toys, body care products and even food, beverages and alcohol are increasingly being detected say European enforcement authorities. Fake auto parts, including counterfeit brake pads, tyres, suspension components, steering linkages and other accessories are also being distributed and sold to consumers in Read More
Pyronix has launched the KX12DT-WE. It’s a wireless dual technology detector. The Yorkshire-based alarm manufacturers describe the product as a 12 metre, dual technology, two way wireless detector catering for more hostile residential applications. The product uses a PIR (passive infra-red) and microwave module to provide the added stability for commercial installations and is also Read More
The IP Protect Expo seeks to address issues and solutions for intellectual property protection. A two day event in London, it’s a trade exhibition and conference, on practical aspects of trademark, copyright and design right protection. It’s running at the Business Design Centre, Islington, on March 11 and 12, 2014. The event is hosted by Read More
