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Cyber Security and Resilience Bill: what it changes for guarding
If you guard a data centre in the UK, your client is probably not regulated for cyber security today. When the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill...
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What Martyn's Law will actually cost event operators
The 2026 outdoor season falls in an awkward gap. Martyn's Law is on the statute book, enforcement is not expected until spring 2027, and budgets for...
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Manned Guarding: Duties, Powers and Record-Keeping (2026)
Manned guarding turns on two things a quotation rarely spells out: what the officer on site is actually allowed to do, and whether the work can be...
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Guard Tour System: Is GPS Tracking Guards Legal in the US?
A US security company can GPS-track its guards far more freely than most managers assume, but a few states draw hard lines, and the difference...
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Security Guard License Requirements by State (US)
Security guard license requirements in the United States are not set by Washington. There is no federal license and no national exam. Every state...
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What Security Service Tenders Actually Demand: Proof That Counts
A tender document can say "gap-free proof of service" in a single line. Three years later, mid-contract, a new site manager on the client side asks...
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Guard Tour System for UK NIS Audits & CAF Compliance
Britain measures the cyber threat and the physical threat in two unrelated surveys. The gap between them is where your next NIS audit happens.
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SIA Approved Contractor Scheme: A Complete Guide
The SIA Approved Contractor Scheme is a voluntary, company-level approval for UK private security firms. It runs three-year cycles, costs £400 to...