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International Security Expo returns to London, United Kingdom (UK), on 26-27 September 2023, backed by more Government agencies and industry partners than ever before and showcasing the widest range of solutions designed to improve the security and resilience of businesses, people, and critical infrastructures. International Security Expo (ISE) In the face of ever-changing threats to global security, International Security Expo (ISE) will welcome a high-quality vetted audience of over 10,000 active buyers to London’s Olympia and will play host to 350+ exhibitors offering the latest security solutions devised by the world's pioneering suppliers. This major security event, chaired by former UK Security Minister Admiral Lord West, is once again co-located with International Cyber Expo, which brings an additional 5,000+ visitors who have free and open access across both events. International Delegations Programme Many will join tours around the show floor and also take part in CONNECT+ Live led by 'Hosted Meetings' ISE features an International Delegations Programme attracting buyers from around the world coming to see and source the latest security solutions. Many will join tours around the show floor and also take part in CONNECT+ Live led by 'Hosted Meetings' brand Newbridge, who identify the needs of global buyers in the purchase and discovery stages and connect them with the most suitable exhibitors to have face-to-face meetings at the event. Premier partners 2023’s Premier partners include Apstec Systems, Astrophysics, Audax Global Solutions, Gallagher Security, HS Security/ATG Access, Leidos, LINEV Systems UK, Mitie, Pitagone, Rapiscan Systems, Rohde and Schwarz, Smiths Detection Group, Vaylia, and Weytec. ISE is also supported by over 50 major associations and media publications, such as Asis UK, ADS, The Emergency Planning Society, IPSA, and The Security Institute. Live demonstrations The event is the most interactive of its kind and will offer live demonstrations throughout both days of the show. British Transport Police will be showcasing a wide range of their equipment and tools British Transport Police will be showcasing a wide range of their equipment and tools, including firearms and less lethal devices, the LPCB Live Testing Lab, in association with LPCB, supported by the PSSA and sponsored by Barkers Fencing, will feature professional forced entry specialists who will be put up against a range of physical security products, such as windows, fencing, and doorsets, and Counter-EO UK, CBRN-UK and DPAC will be conducting a series of counter threat scenario-based demonstrations. Zones for complex security solutions A Perimeter Protection Zone, International Risk and Resilience Zone, and Drone and Counter UAV Zone will help visitors expand their knowledge in these key areas, with the dedicated SCEG Pavilion also highlighting several companies that deliver security in challenging and complex environments on land and at sea. The Government Zone is back bigger than ever to accommodate the overwhelming and continued support from UK Government. The larger space will provide a central meeting point for practitioners to network with key Government departments and agencies and find out about the latest projects and plans for the future. Educational content The event boasts an unparalleled line-up of educational content, which offers CPD to all attendees courtesy of The Security Institute. There are three main stages – the International Security Conference, the International Risk and Resilience Conference (in partnership with Resilience First), and the Global Counter Terror and Serious and Organised Crime Summit (supported by Counter Terror Business.) Policies and techniques Sessions will look at the implementation of new policies and techniques The content is delivered by world-renowned experts from industry, government, and academia with speakers confirmed from Microsoft, FBI, Home Office, Office for Homeland Security, NaCTSO, NCA, UK Civil Aviation Authority, NATO, and Cabinet Office. Sessions will look at the implementation of new policies and techniques, and provide practical takeaways about how these can be applied. Martyn’s Law, Ukraine, aviation security, and diversity are all key themes in the 2023 event. Free content on Martyn’s Law Commenting on the event, ISE Group Event Director, Rachael Shattock explained, “International Security Expo 2023 will be an unmissable event for global security professionals. The content on Martyn’s Law will ensure visitors are in the best possible position to plan for and understand the legislation. Nowhere else will they benefit from the depth of information delivered by so many of the individuals behind Martyn’s Law, and it’s all for free.” Innovative global suppliers Former Security Minister and Chair of ISE, Admiral Lord West GCB DSC PC, said, “We are delighted to welcome back hundreds of the industry’s major brands making ISE the best place to meet innovative global suppliers who can solve all of your security needs. The added value that comes from full access to the co-located International Cyber Expo allows visitors to see the full security picture. We hope to see you at Olympia this year on 26-27 September.” ISE is completely free-to-attend, including an invitation to the Networking Drinks Reception at the end of Day One.
The British Security Awards 2023, an annual awards ceremony organised by the British Security Industry Association (BSIA), was held on 21st June, in London’s Grand Connaught Rooms. The British Security Awards were established to celebrate the achievements, acts of bravery, and innovations made by members of the UK’s private security industry across the systems and guarding services sectors. NSI as sponsor As a long-term supporter of apprenticeships and their significance in helping to bridge the burgeoning skills gap in the electronic security and fire safety sectors, NSI was delighted to once again sponsor the Apprentice of the Year Award, for the fifth consecutive year. NSI applauds all the winners and finalists from the awards and to see so many NSI-approved companies and their representatives amongst them is a testament to their commitment and professionalism. NSI-approved companies as winners Twenty-three NSI-approved companies were shortlisted as finalists with 92 nominations between them and the following NSI-approved companies/representatives were declared as winners in 11 categories: Gaby Hutchinson Award (Best Newcomer): Jack Davenport – Westgrove Group Outstanding Act: Babar Awan – Lodge Service Security Manager of the Year: Rhoni Ikhide - Securitas Best Use of Technology: Lodge Service – CCTV Centralisation Project Environmental Project: Loomis UK Contribution to the Industry: Nigel Brown - Mitie Apprentice of the Year: Andrei Puscasiu of NSI-approved company TDS tied with Lauren Haddock – ATG Access Service to the Customer: Margaret Rudge – Bidvest Noonan National Partnership: G4S - JLL National Partnership EDI Champion: STM Group (One Team Philosophy) Chairman’s Award (2): Paul Connelly – CSS and Satia Rai – Securitas/IPSA Recognition of NSI-approved companies It was heartening to see the UK private security sector so well represented at this year’s British Security Awards" Richard Fogelman, NSI Chief Executive commented, “It was heartening to see the UK private security sector so well represented at this year’s British Security Awards." He adds, "We congratulate all the winners and finalists who deserve their accolades, amongst whom were a large contingent of NSI-approved companies and their representatives who took home the top awards." Contributions to private-sector security Richard Fogelman adds, "The contribution NSI-approved companies and the whole private security sector make, in keeping people, property and places safe, cannot be over-estimated." He continues, "People and their service often go unsung so we value the opportunity to celebrate them and wish them every success in the future.”
The BSIA’s flagship event, the British Security Awards, returned to the live stage to recognise security officers and businesses working to keep people, property and places professionally protected during the last 18 months. British Security Awards In its 26th year, held in 2023 at the sold-out Grand Connaught Rooms, the industry celebrated security excellence with 18 awards presented to security officers and businesses in front of clients and leading industry stakeholders. The show also featured the Chairman’s Award as well as the SaferCash Bravery Awards and the Police Partnership Initiative Award. Honouring the memory of the Hutchinson family The show also saw the inaugural Gaby Hutchinson Award for Best Newcomer, named in honour of the security operative The show also saw the inaugural Gaby Hutchinson Award for Best Newcomer, named in honour of the security operative who tragically lost their life in December 2022 with a recognition award presented in their memory to the Hutchinson family; the first People, Property, Places: Professionally Protected Recognition Award, as part of the campaign to raise awareness of security officers, was also announced during the ceremony. The awards were presented by broadcaster and BSIA President Nick Ross CBE with the SaferCash awards being presented by Assistant Chief Constable of the West Midlands Police, Jayne Meir. 2023 winners Service to the Customer: Margaret Rudge - Bidvest Noonan Security Manager of the Year: Rhoni Ikhide - Securitas UK Outstanding Act: Babar Awan - Lodge Service Best Team: The Brewery - MAN Commercial Protection Recognition: Gaby Hutchinson (presented to the Hutchinson family) Gaby Hutchinson Award for Best Newcomer: Jack Davenport - Westgrove Group 3Ps Recognition: Danny Varao – Corps Security Apprentice of the Year: Lauren Haddock - ATG Access/Andrei Puscasiu- TDS Best Use of Technology: CCTV Centralisation Project - Lodge Service Installer of the Year: Critical National Infrastructure Security Upgrades - Galliford Try Asset Intelligence Environmental Project of the Year: Reducing CViT carbon footprint - Loomis UK National Partnership: JLL Partnership - G4S Innovative Security Project: CarDefender - Pyronix EDI Champion: One Team Philosophy - STM Group Corporate Social Responsibility: Cost of living: Supporting employees - Bradbury Group SME of the Year: Selectamark Security Systems Business of the Year: Corps Security Contribution to the Industry: Nigel Brown - Mitie SaferCash Public Bravery: Mohammed Ali SaferCash Industry Bravery: Andrew Shackleton - NoteMachine Police Partnership Initiative: Operation Atoll - Metropolitan Police Flying Squad Chairman's Award: Paul Connelly – CSS/Satia Rai - IPSA/Securitas UK Recognising the frontline Mike Reddington, Chief Executive, BSIA, said, “The British Security Awards were created in 1998 to recognise those in our industry and particularly those operating on the front line who frequently go above and beyond to protect people and property and this year we have seen a record number of entries.” “It was an honour and a privilege to be able to recognise our winners and finalists for their professionalism, innovation, and commitment to our industry.” Standard of nominations Our awards enable us to recognise the outstanding work being carried out by members" “The scale of achievement we see every year from across each sector is remarkable, and our awards enable us to recognise the outstanding work being carried out by members of both the Association and the wider industry in keeping people, property, and places professionally protected daily.” “As always, the standard of nominations has been exceptional this year, and the judging panel, made up of independent experts from across the industry has had a very difficult job selecting the winners. It is therefore a fantastic achievement by all the finalists.” Sponsors The British Security Awards 2023 were sponsored by Camberford Underwriting, SaferCash, TEAM Software, NSI, Securitas UK, Texecom, Fenix Monitoring, OCS Group, Skills for Security, Galliford Try Asset Intelligence, SGS, Commend, and IFSEC.
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