If you would like a look at a recent back issue of Professional Security, mail us your request with your postal address to [email protected] or if you have a particular subject you want to look into, or maybe you are doing a university master’s degree essay and want a reference from a past article in the magazine that you know you read, but cannot remember the month or year – mail [email protected] Below, some brief details of what’s in the latest, July print issue of Professional Security.
There’s an interview with Stuart Lowden, of guarding company Wilson James, and a stalwart of ASIS UK, The Security Institute and vice-chairman of the BSIA’s guarding section, who Professional Security spoke to at IFSEC, where he got a special award for leadership to the security industry.<br><br>We go through the annual report of the Security Industry Authority, that you can download and read for yourself on the SIA website. <br><br>The buying and selling of personal data. Who’s doing it, and how to curb it? There are more questions than answers arising from a report, What Price Privacy, by the Information Commissioner, Richard Thomas … <br><br>And we feature a dotcom’s security manager on the hows and whys of installing biometric access control. Plus the usual news and views, and the latest list of those companies that have gained SIA approved contractor status.<br><br>Looking ahead already to the August next issue of the magazine, more about how contract guarding companies are responding to the licenced market.
