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1 Welcome 2-4 Businesses must be on alert 4 5


Body-worn cameras


Understanding the Jihadist mindset


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Increasing pressure on hotel security


Interview with new Commissioner of the City of London Police, Ian Dyson


Partnership updates from Project Griffin and CSSC


Being seen to be safe To act or not to act?


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vents of the past twelve months, including the attack on the Sousse beach in Tunisia in March 2015, the downing of the Russian airliner in October


2015 and the multiple attacks in Paris in November 2015, make the modus operandi of today’s terrorist abundantly clear for all those involved in security.


As threat levels remain at Severe, we look at security and counter terrorism...


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Counter Terrorism - it starts from basic principles


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In support of the continued focus needed, this spring edition focuses on countering the terrorist threat in all its forms and provides ideas, opinions and advice from across the board. This includes a call to businesses from Sir David Veness to become alert by reviewing and revising their corporate action plans in response to the ongoing threats.


We include articles on the use of explosive detection dogs, hotel security, locks and access controls, hostile vehicle mitigation and training your staff to be security aware. We also focus on people-tracking devices and their use in conjunction with the National Police Council’s advice to Run, Hide, Tell.


Will Geddes considers our response to Islamic Extremists demonstrating in our society and how we can frustrate their attempts to radicalise by giving as good as we get in our response.


We are delighted to welcome to our pages the new Commissioner of the City of London Police, Ian Dyson. He shares his views on policing, the current threat and his thoughts as he was appointed to his new role.


14-15 Drones: a threat to nuclear power stations - or are terrorsts just flying kites?


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20 The balance of security


Islamic Extremist Rallies - Hiding in plain sight?


Recent incidents show people- tracking apps help save life or limb


21 Advice to employees caught up in a terrorist trap


23 Hostile Vehicle Mitigation (HVM) jargon buster


24 What is the criticality of your role?


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28 European salary survey 2015


The benefits of big data analytic in security


CPNI Savvy about security © City Security magazine 2016


Adam Deen, Head of Outreach at anti-extremist think tank, The Quilliam Foundation, and former senior member of the British-based, Islamist extremist group Al-Muhajiroun, discusses why he joined an extremist group, why he left and what the West can learn from his experiences to encourage others to renounce Islamic extremism.


City Security magazine continues to grow in popularity as our distribution increased by 19.48% last year to 10,000 magazines distributed nationally each quarter. This issue will also be distributed to all the delegates of the ASIS 15th European Security Conference & Exhibition in London on 6-8 April.


Visit us at our stand I25 (hosted in partnership with City of London Crime Prevention Association and CSSC) at the Security and Counter Terror Expo at Olympia, 19-20 April.


We welcome all new and existing readers to City Security magazine. Eugene O’Mahony, Editor


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