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Tony Gray and TJ Kennedy explore the new technologies enabling better and more connected critical communications within the public safety sector

The emergency services have embraced drones which are becoming an indispensable tool on the front line, says Solomon N’Jie

IFSEC tackles national security issues from counter terror measures and cyber security to security techniques for tackling extremism

Ken Scott, head of Inspectorate for the Sports Grounds Safety Authority, offers an insight into tackling the challenges facing sports grounds

Cyber attacks have become a daily occurrence, almost expected in today's risk-aware society, but what of the future?

What can we expect to see in the future, from a rapidly changing IT security landscape? We ask our expert panelists Andy Burston, William Brennan and Sascha Giese for their thoughts

By Tony Smith CBE, Chairman, International Border and Technologies Association.
One of the standard political catchphrases in the ongoing saga of the UK’s exit from the European Union is ‘taking back control of our borders’. This is alongside ‘taking back control’ of a few other things, such as our money, laws, fishing and farming. So, what do we mean by border control – and how will this really change after Brexit (assuming Brexit ever happens, that is)?

Public reports have helped with 400 counter terrorism investigations in just under 12 months. Counter Terrorism Policing examines the work and significance of the Counter Terrorism Internet Referral Unit in turning the tide against terrorists online

Steve Durbin details how organisations can increase their cyber resilience profile over the next twelve months

2018 has been another year of large investment in the UK's counter terrorism policy. Here, we look back at the most popular features from the magazine this year