What does PAS 68 actually mean, and what does it say about the procurement of security solutions? The Perimeter Security Suppliers Association’s Stephen Munden answers these questions
Criminals are not afraid of using extreme force or explosives when entering a building or site, which is why the security products that protect such perimeters must meet strict standards – and be installed correctly, urges Stephen Munden
The Perimeter Security Suppliers Association’s (PSSA) Stephen Munden comments on the emergence of IWA 14, a new international standard for impact testing vehicle security barriers, and the role it will play in safeguarding people and places from hostile vehicle intrusions
The UK’s recent security export strategy highlighted both the strengths and weaknesses of the UK’s security export industry. Stephen Mundy of the Perimeter Security Suppliers Association (PSSA) examines how this is likely to impact the provision of perimeter security in the coming months
James Kelly, Chief Executive of the BSIA examines the critical nature of the UK’s ports and inland waters and how they should be protected
A highly secured perimeter is the first line of defence against intruders. Whilst there is an abundance of products on the market, how can you be sure these products are fit for the job? Counter Terror Business magazine talks to Stephen Munden, manager of the PSSA’s Verification Scheme, about how the scheme is giving peace of mind to those buying perimeter products
Product verification is an essential component in any organisation’s risk and security management approach, but there are many complex elements to consider. Stephen Munden, manager of the PSSA’s Verification Scheme, outlines current industry concerns around security management, and reviews how the PSSA Verification Scheme is developing to address them
Hostile Vehicle Mitigation (HVM) products have been subjected to a lot of testing and development in recent years, and as such, a number of standards are in place. While this goes a long way to offer peace of mind, there are still many other things to consider when buying HVM products, as Wilma Tulloch finds out
Following the annoucement from the TSA in America to remove backscatter x-ray scanners from airports, Chris Yates asks if there is a better way for passengers to get through security check points
The Perimeter Security Suppliers Association (PSSA) has introduced a verification scheme providing confidence to perimeter systems buyers and users that products meet internationally recognised standards.
David Frampton, chairman of the Physical Security Equipment Section of the British Security Industry Association (BSIA) looks at the front line of site security.
John Marshall, Director of the Perimeter Security Suppliers Association (PSSA) outlines the security challenges facing the UK and highlights best practice to protect against terrorist attack.
Ritchie Bignell, director, Perimeter Security Suppliers Association sees a holistic approach to protecting the perimeter of high security sites on the horizon
Effective perimeter security seamlessly combines various systems and technologies so potential threats can be addressed in a timely manner, writes James Kelly, chief executive of the BSIA
David John Bryan examines how the UK-USA security agreement & intelligence sharing can help the fight against international terrorism
