AUTUMN 2022 CONTENTS


2-4 Welcome and Contents 5-6


7-8 10 7-8 11 21


Global cyber threat v. individual response


Response three years on from the Christchurch terrorist attack


How to demotivate a likely offender


Coordinated international approach to sanctions required in response to Russian – Ukraine war


12 14


Can the fate of hostages be determined from proof-of-life video messages?


PORTSAFE – Securing UK ports in collaboration


15-16 Terrorist use of the internet is diversifying


11 18 28


Physical Penetration Testing – Why bother?


19-20 Former Senior National Co- ordinator for Counter Terrorism Policing, DAC Dean Haydon QPM


Editorial Committee Editor: Andrea Berkoff


Email: editor@citysecuritymagazine.com 29-30


Executive Editor: Eugene O’Mahony, Don Randall MBE, Paul Eskriett MBE, Lorraine Mansfield, Alexander Williams, Joe Singh & Graham Bassett from City of London Crime Prevention Association


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Focus on Chartered Security Professional: Paul Simmons CSyP, Chief Security and Risk Officer (Australia)


Register of Chartered Security Professionals admits 250th registrant


23 Worshipful Company of Security Professionals extends support of trauma packs in livery halls


24 We meet the “One man crime fighter” OSPA Winner – Hasan Afzal


26


A global approach: charting the shifts in access control technology – where are we heading?


Protect Duty: is third-party certification the answer?


Business intelligence cuts risk and supports growth


29-30 Drones with security – to protect or to serve


32 34


A practical guide to cyber insurance


CPNI launches a new pioneering training course for security control room operators and Close Protection top-up training


35-36 City Security magazine celebrates ten years of security know how


37-38 Security Directory pages


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