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London’s Olympic Games legacy for business continues as Cross-sector Safety and Security Communications partnership is launched

As the first anniversary of the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games approaches, Vigilance can report that a ground-breaking legacy for London’s business community, created in a unique safety and communications partnership between Government, the Metropolitan Police and London’s business leaders has been launched.

The first of its kind, the Cross-sector Safety and Security Communications partnership (CSSC) is a partnership between the Police, Government and industry that brings London’s private and public sectors together. It has gained worldwide accolades and created a future cross-sector communications legacy that will be replicated around the world. Founders include Sir David Veness, Don Randall MBE, former Met Police Deputy Assistant Commissioner Janet Williams, MP James Brokenshire and the Bank of England’s John Briggs.

: Kate Everett; International Security, Safety & Strategic Defence; Posted On Thursday, 30 May 2013 08:40

Cubic named top performer in the Aerospace and Defense industry by Aviation Week

SAN DIEGO, Calif.: Cubic Corporation, announced that Aviation Week has ranked the company as the number one top performing aerospace and defense company for reporting revenues between $1 billion and $5 billion.

: TIMOTHY HILL; InfoSecurity; Posted On Thursday, 30 May 2013 08:35

Surge in mobile cyber-crime predicted with UK rollout of 4G

LONDON: Security experts at Voltage Security, the world leader in data-centric security, warn that a drop in enterprises that prohibit BYOD, coupled with a new mobile enterprise era rung in by the introduction of 4G, could leave organisations across the UK wide open to cybercriminals unless they take on appropriate security measures.

: Lara Lackie; InfoSecurity; Posted On Thursday, 30 May 2013 08:29

The security industry confirmed 'Petrolheads'

Figures just released from the NEC, Birmingham proves the security industry is still in love with its cars and vans and remains the best location for a security channel event.

Over 15,000*cars and vans were parked at the NEC during the recent IFSEC International exhibition with a total of 22,000 motor vehicles parked across the 4 shows the NEC held during IFSEC week, which included a fire safety, facilities management and workplace safety event.