SECURITY EVENT OF ITS KIND THE ONLY GOVERNMENT 7 - 9 March 2017 Farnborough, Hampshire


POLICING & COUNTER


TERRORISM


CRITICAL NATIONAL


INFRASTRUCTURE


CYBER SECURITY


TRANSPORT


BORDER SECURITY


MAJOR EVENT SECURITY


OFFENDER MANAGEMENT


Security & Policing 2017 is a Home Office event that is designed to keep you one step ahead with the latest information, solutions and policy initiatives essential in meeting the challenges of today.


 Up to 400 exhibitors showcasing the very latest products and innovations in a secure environment


 FREE to attend for visitors  Quality visitors guaranteed from the UK and across the globe  All visitors are pre-vetted to strict Home Office criteria


 Dedicated Cyber Zone  Government Zone where policy-makers meet implementers  International trade delegations representing over 60 countries  Includes Live Demonstration Arena, Industry Briefing Sessions and more


To register your attendance, or for more information, please visit www.securityandpolicing.co.uk or contact +44 (0) 207 091 7835


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Specialist Explosives Detection Dog Teams


“Excellence Through Experience & Delivery” For more information call us on


01494 513 516 www.rfasecurity.co.uk


Meet us on stand D34 & D36 at the Security & Counter Terror EXPO, 3-4 May 2017


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