SPRING 2024 CONTENTS
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Contents Martyn’s Law - time to get it done
Four easy ways to reassure your customers that safety is a top priority
7-8 7 Infiltration, insiders and terrorism
9-10 Eight hundred years of securing the Lord Mayor’s Show
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11-12 Hostile reconnaissance - learning the lessons
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Counter terrorism training - keeping up with modern trends
Security on Your Side - NPSA
15-16 Developing an effective security strategy
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Balancing security with community
Where are we on our journey to the cloud?
21-22 Don’t overlook the role of crisis communications
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Editorial Committee Editor: Andrea Berkoff
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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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Safe Haven app supports Our Safer City
Focus on security professional: Asad Jalil
24-25 CSyP - more than just letters after your name
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The City Security Council Company profile: SRS
Pool Re - helping to build resilience against terrorism
Ready for anything - the role of exercising
Guarding against cyber threats
How does a DOCO support counter terrorism and crime prevention?
33-34 Security Directory pages For more articles, visit our website
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