15th June 2018
Rapid Deployment Overt & Covert CCTV
The Mildot Group’s rapid deployment overt & covert CCTV systems are capable of deploying with an independent power source and remote monitoring capabilities for short or long term operations. 24/7 Recording – 24/7 Monitoring Capabilities - Tablet & Smart Phone Compatibility - Motion Alerts…
5th June 2018
Situational Awareness – Modern Day Personal Safety Mitigation
Situational Awareness – Modern Day Personal Safety Mitigation. 1. What is it: Situational awareness is being aware of modern day threats to your personal safety, your surroundings, what is happening around you, and whether anyone or anything around you is a threat to your personal safety. 2. Who…
21st May 2018
Due diligence tips – Counter Terrorism consultancy advice & training
Due diligence tips for private sector Counter Terrorism consultancy advice & training. The private sector is waking up to the modern day threats, seeking consultancy advice will be a cost effective option, the following questions will assist in the due diligence process: 1. Number 1 Point - Can…
16th May 2018
Observations from the IOSH Security & Counter Terrorism Impact Conference 15 May 2018
The conference attendance was excellent and the guest speakers were subject matter experts in their respective field of work. The information delivered gave an excellent overview of the UK Governments on-going operations and methods used with regards to Counter Terrorism. IOSH should be applauded…
17th April 2018
Security and the Counter Terrorism Impact
Overview An event provided by the IOSH Sports Ground and Events Group. Is the events industry brewing for a perfect storm? Perfect storm: ‘a detrimental or calamitous situation or event arising from the powerful combined effect of a unique set of circumstances’. Currently within the…
9th April 2018
Libya’s oil production hits over 1 million bpd, Reuters reports
Libya is producing around 1.05 million barrels of oil per day (bpd) with much of it being exported abroad, primarily to Europe, Reuters reported on Friday, citing a source in Libya’s oil industry. Libya’s oil output has been subject to fluctuations, as the local industry has underdeveloped…
9th April 2018
KBR, Anton Oil to replace Shell at Majnoon?
According to a report from Platts, the Iraqi oil ministry is about to award two management contracts to replace Shell at the Majnoon oil field. Sources say the state-run Basra Oil Company (BOC) has opted to operate the field instead of replacing Shell, and junior partner Petronas, which announced…
9th April 2018
IOCs scramble to analyze new Contract Model
Iraq is giving international oil companies (IOCs) just two weeks to evaluate a new contract model that will serve as the basis of an upcoming bidding round for 11 oil exploration and development projects. The Oil Ministry has set April 15 as the deadline for companies to submit bids, according to…
9th April 2018
Terrorists ‘plot in shadows of the dark net’, report warns
Authorities must deny extremists use of ‘safe havens’ in cyberspace. Terrorists and extremists are creating growing numbers of safe havens on the “dark net” to plot future attacks, raise funds and recruit new followers, new research reveals. Terrorist organisations and individuals are evading…
9th April 2018
Nine charts on the rise of knife crime in England and Wales
There is nothing new about knife crime: sharp objects, blades and knives have been used as weapons for thousands of years. But after falling for several years, knife crime is rising again. So what is happening? There were 37,443 offences in the 12 months ending in September 2017, a 21% increase on…
9th April 2018
UK to remain on high terror alert for at least two years, sources say
Government publishes security review as Whitehall insiders say risk level could rise to critical. Britain faces at least two more years of heightened terror alert, with risks from state players including Russia as well as the aftermath of the collapse of Islamic State, Whitehall sources have said.…
9th April 2018
Islamic State has ‘raised the bar’ in its threat to the UK – GCHQ
The terror group known as Daesh are an "advanced adversary" due to their use of technology and the internet, GCHQ analysts warn. GCHQ intelligence officers Ben and Sunny spoke exclusively to Sky News Defence Correspondent Alistair Bunkall about the threats facing the UK and their efforts to stop…