Security for the Nation is the theme of the Assocation of Security Consultants’ 14th Annual Conference and Exhibition, on November 6. It’s at the Royal Air Force Museum, Grahame Park Way, Hendon, London NW9 5LL.
As organisers put it, threat and risk continually transform, like a virus, suddenly breaking out and almost inevitably surprising and catching us on the back foot. The globalisation of business has led to the globalisation of threat and risk and it is therefore vital for both security professionals and business
leaders to work together, to try to moderate the ‘almost inevitable’ into the ‘nearly predictable’. The most effective way forward is in shared experiences and knowledge.
the continuity of business.
Who should attend?
The conference is aimed at besides consultants, government, police, commerce, finance, retail, industry security professionals, architects, designers, contractors, plus all those who have a responsibility for security and safety of their staff.
Sponsorship
Sponsors of the event will be showcasing their products in an exclusive exhibition, in the refreshment area adjacent to the Conference Hall. Time will be given during the day for delegates to visit our sponsors and discuss with them their products and services. They are from: Lenel, JVC, Kaba, TDSi, MAXxess, Nedap, Complus Teltronic and Salto Systems. For details contact the ASC secretary at 42 Amis Avenue, New Haw, Addlestone, Surrey KT15 3ET. TEL: +44 (0)7071 224865 FAX: +44 (0)1932 345033 Email: [email protected]
Chair for the day is Peter Clarke, CVO OBE QPM, former Assistant Commissioner Specialist Operations for the Metropolitan Police. Keynote speaker is Lord James Bethell, a patron of the ASC. Then, ‘How to realise the massive investment in CCTV’ by Mick Nevillle, Metropolitan Police Detective Chief Inspector.
Design guidance and building resilience against terrorist attack, by John Haddon – Director of Arup and leader of Arup Security Consulting.
Explosive Effects – Mitigation, by Dr John Ross Wyatt – Chairman, Technical Director and Principal Lecturer of SDS Group Ltd
After lunch, threat horizon – information security threats of the future, by Andy Jones Senior Research Consultant with the
Information Security Forum. And Policing a Fractured Society – The lessons of Iraq, by Met Chief Superintendent Kevin Hurley.
