A Critical Element of an Organisations’ Resilience: People
Resilience and preparedness requires capability, capacity, competence and reliability. A core element of capability, defined as the...
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Our Greatest Strength is also our Greatest Weakness
People are an organisation’s biggest asset and are generally recognised as the most important source of competitive advantage. However,...
Organisational Resilience: An Integrated Approach to Risk, Security and Resilience
Organizational Resilience has been described as “the ability of an organization to anticipate, prepare for, respond and adapt to...
Security by Effect ©
Abstract Security solutions should be supported with detailed rationales for recommendations and descriptions of the effects they are...
Combatting Terrorism and Organised Crime in the UK: A Synergistic Approach
Military interventions and the subsequent investment by international leaders including the United States and the United Kingdom into...
Sustainable Security
A global paradigm shift in the expectations placed upon businesses, demands that they create long-term practices that protect the ...
Prepare for the worst, but hope for the best.
The terrorist attacks witnessed on September 11th 2001 were arguably of a scale never before witnessed in a domestic setting, at least...
Insider Risk. A Fourth Element.
If an item of intelligence is heard before a spy reports it, then both the spy and the one who told about it die. Master Sun The UK...
Entrepreneurial Security Professionals.
Organisational structures and behaviour's within the modern global business economy are undergoing a period change, largely influenced by...
Developing Business Resilience
The word ‘agile’ has been adopted to describe both the expectations of commercial organisations and the working practices of employees....
Security Risk Management: Business Analysis Tools
Although not free of criticisms, the framework and processes commonly endorsed for managing risk are provided by the ISO 31000, Risk ...
Cultural Change: Security Risk Management in the UK Part 2
Surveillance: Opportunities for the private security industry The challenging and potentially high risk nature of operations to counter...
Cultural Change: Security Risk Management in the UK
Security is an Enabler Governments have a primary responsibility to protect national populations from a number of threats, including...
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