The 12 finalists in alphabetical order are: Changes to Staff Security


Screening in 2020 Victoria Hotchkin NSSA


City of London Police update Assistant Commissioner Alistair Sutherland City of London Police


Corporate security is changing Darren Read Amulet


COVID-19 and security:


protecting our people David Mundell Axis Security


Global trends driving security market


Shaun Kennedy Securitas


Mental Health for security


personnel Patrick Rea PTSD


Responding CBR threats Barry Moss CBRN, Working Group


Security Officer as first


responder David Ward Ward Security


Security salary survey: 2019-20 Peter French SSR Personnel


The security sector and the


new normal Barry Dawson Wilson James


Urban exploration: the threat


to business James Bradley VSG Mitie


Virtual Reality can improve


cybersecurity Simeon Quarrie Vivida


This award is supported by City of London Crime Prevention Association and University of St Andrews


Yet again we have published an amazing selection of articles in City Security magazine this year, giving business and security professionals the security know-how they need to help improve standards and make our world a safer place.


We have shortlisted 12 of the most-read articles from our website during 2019 - 20, but which one gets your vote for City Security Article of the Year Award?


Last year’s winner was Paul Dodds of Genetec.


When you vote, you will automatically be entered into a free prize draw where you could win a £100 Amazon gift voucher.


Closing date to vote: 9th February 2021


The winner will be presented with a plaque and certificate at a City of London Crime Prevention Association meeting in 2021, date and venue to be confirmed.


Vote now from our website and you could


win a £100 gift voucher You can read all the finalists articles on our website.


www.citysecuritymagazine.com


How we selected the finalists The finalists for the City Security magazine Article of the Year Award 2020 were selected from articles published in the last 12 months’ editions. For each edition, the top three articles were selected as finalists, based on the number of views for each article since publication online. We use Google Analytics to track these results. By selecting three articles per edition, it means the articles from earlier editions do not have an unfair advantage by being online longer.


“It’s time to vote for your favourite...”


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