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Security thought leaders’ views on Counter Terrorism


Counter Terrorism and Building Design in 2014


Interview with Steve Allen, Deputy Chief Constable of Police Scotland and Security Director for Glasgow 2014


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The origin of contemporary terrorism


Operating in complex environments …are your people prepared?


12-13 Sir David Veness on 21st-Century Counter Terrorism strategy


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Technology – the growth of surveillance and intelligence gathering


16-17 Hostile reconnaissance 20-21 Partnership updates 22-23 The future of cyber crime 25


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ISSUE 51 – SPRING 2014 CITY®


City Security – The magazine that promotes security issues nationwide


The role of business in defeating the threat from terrorism


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very warm welcome to the spring edition of City Security magazine, with a focus on terrorism. This is a subject matter and an evil that seems to have been with us


for ever. Now in the second decade of the 21st century, we are dealing with the same problem, but with the insidious additional threat of cyber terrorism. We have some very informative and thought-provoking articles on how business can support the security services in defeating these threats.


We are delighted to welcome to the pages of City Security magazine a real securicrat in the guise of Sir David Veness CBE, QPM, with a specially commissioned article on the 21st-Century Counter Terrorism strategy.


In support of our counter terrorism theme, we feature articles on hostile reconnaissance, cyber crime and protecting the critical national infrastructure. Additionally, we have a fascinating feature on emergency evacuation from Professor Dr Keith Still.


This summer sees the Commonwealth Games coming to Scotland. We caught up with Steve Allen, Deputy Chief Constable of Police Scotland and Security Director for Glasgow 2014. He discussed the challenges and approach to the security operation and how the amalgamation into one national force is impacting on these plans.


This way out… emergency evacuation by Prof. Keith Still


Nationwide fraud spring update


28-29 Critical national infrastructure and Compliant locking solutions


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The role of Private Security in Community Safety and Counter Terrorism


Apprenticeships in the security sector


Project Servator launches in the City


36 Making the most of the exhibition and conference season


For latest news and updates follow us on twitter @CitySecuritymag


In April, Project Griffin reaches its 10-year Anniversary and a special milestone celebration is planned. In this and future editions we feature articles about organisations that support and engage with Griffin and how this participation impacts on their daily work.


The development of Griffin came after the 9/11 attacks and, under its Chairman and Founder Don Randall MBE, the project has become an important part of the continuing fight against terrorism throughout the world.


City Security magazine are media partners and exhibiting at IFSEC International 2014, 17-19 June, ExCel London. Register at www.ifsec.co.uk using the code IFPR9 and don’t forget to visit us on stand B1920.


We are also delighted to announce that our circulation has now increased to 8,000 for this issue and is growing. We have a modest but growing Twitter following of over 2,000 and plan to offer all advertisers a free social media campaign to promote their company and our magazine further.


Looking ahead to our summer issue, due out first week of July, the theme will be Innovation in security. If you wish to contribute, please contact us today.


We hope you enjoy the read.


Eugene O’Mahony Editor


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