Crime and Security Research
Martin Gill is to be a keynote speaker at the ASIS Middle East Security Conference and Exhibition in Dubai, 16-18 February. he is going to be discussing ‘How offenders say they get around security measures: why they say it is easy’. Further details available here on the website.
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Martin Gill who in recent years has Chaired the ASIS Research Council has been asked to sit on the ASIS Foundation Board for 2014 and 2015. He will still be a member of the Research Council and Mary Lynn Garcia will take over as Chair. Martin noted: ‘I am delighted and honoured to be invited to serve as a Trustee […]
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We are pleased to announce that the Police Force and the City of London are now promoting the Secured Environments scheme. This security risk management accreditation is offered by ACPO CPI. The award is focused on the organisation (and any type of organisation or business can register) meeting six key principles. Commitment to create a secure environment Understand the problem Develop a […]
Read moreIn the build up to Christmas it crossed our minds that you may want to prepare for some intellectual stimulation. Well if you do, or you want to treat someone else you may be interested to be reminded of a series of books edited by Martin Gill. They now make quite a collection. All the books tackle some aspect of […]
Read moreOn the 14th of October Martin appeared on BBC TV talking about legitimate goods being replaced by fake goods to unsuspecting consumers. The counterfeiting problem is a major one around the world. The exact level is unknown because many counterfeits are never detected and therein rests the danger. You would most likely know if your IPAD did not function correctly, […]
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A new report published by Perpetuity has just been released. The report is entitled, ‘Financial Investigation: Identifying The Value’. It is based on responses from 2,500 investigators. It was supported by Mick Creedon and Ian Davidson. What is perhaps most significant abut the findings is the extent to which crime investigation help solves other offences including murder, and how the […]
Read moreSecured Environments has been launched in Scotland. Regular readers of the newsletter will be aware that Secured Environments is a risk management scheme that promotes good security practice within organisations. The Secured Environments accreditation is well established in England and Wales and is becoming more popular as it becomes more widely known and as different groups see the benefit. It […]
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Read moreThe Security Institute’s Certificate in Security Management BTEC Level 3 has been rewritten and updated to keep abreast of the latest developments in the security sector. With new modules such as ‘Risk, Crisis and Disaster Management’ and ‘Strategic Security’ the course will continue to assist up and coming Security Supervisors and Managers to keep abreast of modern Security Management whilst […]
Read morePerpetuity is pleased to open another office in the south. This provides us with an opportunity to be closer to our clients in London and the south east and to meet new ones. The address of our new office is: 11a High Street, Tunbridge Wells, Kent TN1 1UL. You can take a look at the new location on the map […]
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