Security Journal UK
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Security Journal UK is positioned and designed to be the leading source of information for senior security professionals, installers and manufacturers, delivering the latest communications and content across multiple channels including the latest news, trends, products and innovations effecting the United Kingdom security market.
Security Journal UK is delivered directly to key influencers such as Managing Directors, Heads of Security, Security Managers/Executives, Government Officials, Procurement Officials, Integrators, Installers and others.
Security Journal UK is at the forefront of reporting the growth of commercial security across the United Kingdom through a multitude of diverse exclusive interviews and expert opinion articles.
Our reach and topical coverage makes the monthly magazine a must-read whether you are a security manager in search of best practices, an end user on the lookout for the latest technology or a manufacturer keeping up with the latest trends and innovations.
The magazine is not only an excellent resource for readers, but an effective marketing medium for commercial security product suppliers and service providers. Source
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| Scope | National |
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| Language | English |
| Country | United Kingdom |
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Search ArticlesNew survey lays bare human cost of construction-site crime
The changing face of construction site crime is leaving a growing number of staff out of pocket or out of work altogether, a new survey has revealed. The BauWatch Crime Report 2026 shows more than a third – 38.7 per cent – of construction site workers have suffered financial losses due to crime, up from 33 per cent last year and nearly 15 percentage points above the EU average.
Why operational excellence defines security outcomes
Nicole Davies, Marketing Manager at Cortech Developments, explains how long-term security system efficacy is a moving target Across critical infrastructure, public-sector environments and high-security sites, there is now widespread recognition that security must be considered from the outset, rather than applied retrospectively.
IREX unveils video analytics defined by a prompt
IREX has unveiled StreamVLM, a Vision-Language Model (VLM) detection engine that turns a plain-language description into a working video analytics detector. For the past decade, adding a new capability to a video analytics system has meant commissioning a new AI model: collecting a dataset, labelling it, training, validating and deploying – a cycle measured in months and budgets. StreamVLM removes that cycle.
31% of adults think quantum computing is science fiction
Nearly one in three UK adults (31%) believe quantum computing is science fiction, according to new research from Thales, despite organisations around the world already preparing for its potential cyber security implications. The survey of 2,000 UK adults found widespread misunderstanding around quantum computing, with 20% believing quantum computing and AI were the same technologies.
Cortech announces more dates for cyber-security CPD sessions
Cortech Developments has announced two further online dates for its CPD-accredited presentation, “Security Roulette – Stacking the Odds in Your Favour”, supporting security professionals in navigating the growing cyber, supply-chain and assurance considerations affecting modern security system design. The online sessions will take place on Wednesday 23 September 2026 at 12:00pm and Wednesday 18 November 2026 at 12:00pm.
Bringing counter-terrorism voices together
Optimal Risk Group brought together leading voices in UK protective security on 28 August 2026 for a live webinar, Counter-Terrorism & Protection of Premises: A Practical Discussion, as organisations across the country prepare for their responsibilities under the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025, widely known as Martyn’s Law.
New FARx chairman to support global expansion
FARx has appointed former BT executive and Cambridge technology leader Chris Bruce as Chairman, as the business prepares for its next phase of UK and international growth. The move comes after FARx recently secured £625,000 in seed funding through the Seed Enterprise Investment Scheme (SEIS) and the Enterprise Investment Scheme (EIS) with plans to expand its patented biometric authentication technology into global markets.
What the Cloud Security Index tells us about cloud risk
While the findings didn’t necessarily take me by surprise, I was intrigued to learn that AWS came in at a lower rate of Misconfigured Services of 68% in comparison to Azure’s 80%. Both operate platforms across such a large scale, but the number of services that AWS offers and their complexity puts them in the lead. This is exactly what makes their lower ranking so interesting.
Going above and beyond in apprentice training
David Scott, Managing Director, Skills For Security explains how apprentice training has had to evolve to meet the needs of modern industry You’re about to have your largest ever intake of apprentices; to what do you attribute the popularity of your courses? The popularity of our programmes comes down to three things: industry relevance, national accessibility and employer outcomes.
AURA launches Security Installer Programme
AURA has announced the launch of its new Security Installer Programme, giving security installers and systems integrators a simple way to expand their service offering and unlock recurring revenue by adding on-demand physical response to the sites they already protect.