SPRING 2022 CONTENTS 4-5 6-7


1-3Welcome & Contents 4-5 Managing the Risks 6 Preparing for the Protect Duty


7 Figen Murray responds to the Protect Duty consultation


9 Interlocks: security technology in action


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10 The resilience connectivity 11 What makes good security? 12-13 The Risk Bowtie


15 The benefits of using Security Workforce Management software


16-17 The Global Risks Report


19 Retaining staff with wage access technology


20 Situational Awareness Software 10 31


21 Security in Universities - the ever-changing challenge


22 Partnership update: Incident Management - adding value not volume


23 Focus on a Chartered Security Professional: John Bore, Cyber security consultant


25 Keeping data out of harm’s way KEEPING IT GREEN...


26-27 City of London Police: New year, new chief officer team at the City of London Police


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© CITY SECURITY MAGAZINE – SPRING 2022 www.citysecuritymagazine.com 28 Securing a smart city


29 A further success for CSSC during UN Climate Conference, COP26


31 Gates..balancing the need for safety without jeopardising security.


32-33 Security Business Directory >


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