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9,500 attendees and 400+ exhibitors will participate in a free to attend exhibition, multiple show fl oor workshops, new show feature zones, IEDD demo area, high level conference streams, behind closed door briefi ngs and networking events in one secure environment.


CTX 2014 is a must attend event for professionals within;


Anti-Piracy, Aviation, Banking, Border Control, Communications, Critical National Infrastructure, Emergency Services, Energy, Finance, Gendarmerie, Government, Health, IEDD Regiments, Immigration, Intelligence Agencies, IT, Logistics, Maritime, Military, MOD, Nuclear, Oil & Gas, Police, Private Sector, Security Companies, Supply Chain, Transport Security, Utilities and Water


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Solace Global is a privately owned risk management consultancy specialising in business enablement for companies operating in challenging environments.


The Solace Global approach combines the highest standards of privately contracted security personnel with innovative security software and technology to provide assured security services globally.


Services: Travel Risk Management, Risk Advisory, Bespoke Reports, Close Protection & Journey Management


Integrated Security & Fire Systems


We can help


At Fidelity, we don’t limit our expertise to maintaining the systems that we have designed and installed. We are advising clients on a daily basis how our customer services department can improve the delivery and costs of the ongoing maintenance of your existing crucial security and life safety systems.


If you would like to review your service provisions, why not contact us on the details below.


We deliver the promises that we make.


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