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Improving the response to cyber crime


City of London Police leads the response to the changing face of crime


Is our national infrastructure safe from emerging threats?


Executive protection in a virtual world


Advances in CCTV technology Facially recognisable


11 Making the business case for surveillance


13 Why security should embrace the Internet of things


14 Modernisation improves customer service


15 Partnership update


16-17 Drones - the impact on security 19


Cyber Security: Looking beyond technology


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26 27 Fixated Risk Management


Educating young people on the risks of online communications


Fire Detection


Peter Dartford of profile Cyber crime - changing and


challenging law enforcement


Busting 7 myths of electronic security


ESOS uncovered


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Combating ATM crime with tracking devices


ISSUE 56 – SUMMER 2015 CITY®


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elcome to the summer edition of City Security magazine with a focus on the impact of the advances in technology: we examine the range of challenges that


cyber crime presents with practical advice and ideas on combatting it; we also shine a light on innovation in electronic systems including access control, CCTV and tracking devices.


It is estimated that cyber crime is costing UK plc £50 billion per year and there is a call for a sea change in attitudes and approaches. Indeed, at a recent briefing on policing in the digital age Adrian Leppard QPM, Commissioner of the City of London Police, identified this as a watershed moment with a need to change the law enforcement model to meet the digital challenge. In his article Commander Steve Head of the City of London Police outlines how they are leading the police response.


We all have a part to play and effective collaboration, partnership working and sharing of good practice and ideas are essential. As with all crime types, prevention is key and we must all support the systematic approach needed. To this end, we provide a range of opinion and ideas from across the industry; some articles represent an individual’s view, others speak on behalf of an organisation; all aim to broaden understanding.


We know that cyber crime is an enabler for many other types, such as sexual exploitation of children. Brian Higgins JP considers how to protect young people from cyber bullying, sexting and revenge porn. Guidance on responding to corporate stalking is provided in an article from Theseus Fixated Risk Management. With concern still high following the Snowden leaks, Nick Hutton at 360is provides practical steps to keep your information secure.


In the realms of security and technology, we consider the impact of drones; examine the latest advances in CCTV for both security and for fire detection; and we unpack the implications of the Government’s Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme (ESOS).


With the proliferation of ATM crime and increases in attacks, Arslan London provides an insight into the use of trackers as one possible approach to the problem.


Our interview is with Peter Dartford, President of the Chief Fire Officers’ Association and Chief Fire Office of Staffordshire, who explains how the Fire and Rescue Service is developing.


The magazine will be distributed at IFSEC International at ExCel from 16 to 18 June and we look forward to seeing you there.


Enjoy the read!


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