SPRING 2023 CONTENTS 1 How criminals target businesses


2-4 Welcome and Contents 5


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15-16 Insider Risk: David Carrick - learning from the missed opportunities


17-18 Seminar on Violence against Women and Girls and Domestc Abuse


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Editorial Committee Editor: Andrea Berkoff


240 Email: editor@citysecuritymagazine.com


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


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Security from the start The changing face of insider risk


The importance of location visibility


In the middle of a chain reaction


Security Partnerships: If you’ve been thinking about Chartership - don’t delay!


27-28 Security Partnerships: Focus on security professional Jimmy Jugghoo; CoLCPA celebrates twentieth anniversary; and CSSC spring update


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Improve your glazing to increase security


Security Providers: Partnership and collaboration


33-34 Security Directory pages


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Martyn’s Law - what you need to know from ProtectUK


Responding to Martyn’s Law 7-8 9 10


The risk management process - 5 key steps


How large venues can prepare for Martyn’s Law


Protect in 2023


11-14 Security providers: What does today’s security services provider offer?


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