Security Risk

Claudia Calder In today’s COVID world, even before leaving the house to go shopping (for example), we have to think “Where am I allowed to go?  Do I need to wear a mask or any other type of PPE?  [...]

Andy Neal With 439 million rail passenger journeys in the UK in Q1 2019, we thought we’d take a look at safety during train commutes for our fourth article in the personal safety series. Rail [...]

To celebrate the start to the new year, we’re giving away 100 copies of our 89-page travel safety handbook, Passport to Protection for free. With his 20+ years of experience in personal security, [...]

Andy Neal In the third article of our Personal Safety series, Andy Neal follows his previous article on the Contact Approach Method with more advice on avoiding street crime. Sign up at the [...]

Andy Neal In the second article written by Andy Neal of our Personal Safety series, we look at how you can keep safe when harassed on the street. Sign up below to receive all 5 of our Personal [...]

Andy Neal This is the first part of our series on Personal Safety written by Andy Neal. Sign up below to receive the whole lot in your inbox. In this first article we look at dynamic risk [...]

We’re putting on two courses in London in September and October to help you support your staff in the working environment. Over two days we’ll be tackling the important issues of behavioural [...]

Stuart Nash For any company, the safety and management of your employees is of the utmost importance, especially when it comes to those workers, employees or managers that frequently travel [...]

Andy Neal Lone workers often operate in a quasi-workplace, overseen by regulations and company policy, but appear ungoverned and ungovernable in any practical way. So – how do we support [...]

With more organisations working globally, Mark Preston looks at what health and safety requirements they need to consider. Globalisation is encouraging many organisations to send more staff [...]