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Hertfordshire Surveillance Company Receive Queen’s Award for International Trade

Paul Elsey, Managing Director and James Longcroft, Sales Director at the Award.

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Hertfordshire, UK: Silent Sentinel, a Hertfordshire-based manufacturer of thermal imaging and threat detection platforms exported around the world, was today presented with a prestigious Queen’s Award by the Lord Lieutenant of Hertfordshire, Robert Voss CBE CStJ.

The surveillance and security equipment company, founded in Hertford in 2002, expanded in 2017 into its manufacturing facility in Stanstead Abbotts, which provides some 60 local jobs. The local brand meets security surveillance needs around the world, with Silent Sentinel products exported to over 55 countries across 6 continents.

: John Aduma; Industry News; Posted On Monday, 25 October 2021 23:50

Royal Navy tests new missile system for defence against small boat attacks

THE Royal Navy has successfully tested a new missile system designed to protect the UK’s new aircraft carriers from attacks by swarms of small boats.

During operations in the Pacific Ocean with the UK Carrier Strike Group, HMS Defender’s Wildcat helicopter of 815 Naval Air Squadron fired the Martlet lightweight missile at an inflatable target in the sea – known in the navy as the big red tomato.

: THE EDITORIAL TEAM; International Security, Safety & Strategic Defence; Posted On Monday, 25 October 2021 23:38

TDSi ranked amongst the best of the best in Security and Fire Excellence Awards 2021

TDSi a finalist in the ‘Security Software Manufacturer of the Year’ category

Poole: Integrated security manufacturer TDSi has announced it has been shortlisted in the Security and Fire Excellence Awards 2021 for ‘Security Software Manufacturer of the Year’. TDSi’s entry is centred around its powerful market leading GARDiS access control software, which is designed to not only service the needs of customers today, but also to continue seamlessly evolving and meeting the changing security and commercial needs of an uncertain world.

: SIMON HEWITT; Industry News; Posted On Monday, 25 October 2021 23:24

PCPI MOVES SWIFTLY TO NIP INJECTION SPIKING IN THE BUD!

Preventing vulnerability - focus on drink spiking and spiking by injection

In response to recent incidents of an increase in drink spiking and customers being injected with muscle relaxants, venues are being reminded to ensure all staff are aware of their responsibility when it comes to the vulnerability of customers and their role in enhancing safety and prevention, whilst customers are being reminded to stay alert, look after each other and not to leave drinks unattended.