CTB 365 - PROTECTING PALS

WELCOME TO COUNTER TERROR BUSINESS 365

Protecting PALs

HVM & Perimeter Security: What it means for public events

Welcome to Protecting PALs & HVM & Perimeter Security.

The incoming Protect Duty legislation is changing the way both Public and Private sector organisations secure Publicly Accessible Locations (PALs).

Protect Duty – known widely as ‘Martyn’s Law’ – comes in the wake of a number of terrorist attacks in public spaces across the UK – most notably, the Manchester Arena bombing.

The purpose of Protect Duty is to improve security in public spaces, protect the public from threat and enforce effective responses to build resilience.

With Protect Duty expected to come into force in 2023, we ask how is industry prepared for the changes, which organisations are included in the scope, and what would constitute proportionate security measures once Protect Duty becomes law.

For answers to these questions and more, hear speakers and expert guests discuss how to get ahead, check what you should do for your business and learn about the new measures. Use our interactive webinar platform to take part in the Q&A and chat with peers online.

Above all else, take part and shape the conversation.

Damian Emmins Publisher Counter Terror Business

Damian Emmins Publisher damian.emmins@psigroupltd.co.uk Sarah Cowell Events Advisor sarah.cowell@psigroupltd.co.uk

Jo Golding Graphic Designer joanna.golding@psigroupltd.co.uk Holly Baldwin Events Coordinator holly.baldwin@psigroupltd.co.uk

HOW-TO GUIDE

How-to guide for our COUNTER TERROR BUSINESS event

This is a quick guide to make sure that you make the most of our CTB365 event.

If you have not yet registered for the webinar, then please do so HERE: Once you have registered, for the event, you will receive a confirmation e-mail with your custom link which is what you need to gain access to the online event.

You can enter the online event up to 15 minutes before the scheduled start time and we advise that you do a system check before you enter, by clicking on the system check link, to make sure your participation is as smooth as possible.

To familiarise yourself with the live event room, and how to take part in the chat, Q&A and polls, you can view a video tutorial HERE.

If you have any problems or issues then please e-mail damian.emmins@psigroupltd.co.uk.

COUNTER TERROR BUSINESS 365 EVENT

PROGRAMME

The event has been put together in a format that encourages audience participation – so get involved!

During the online events you can take part in the peer chat, ask questions via the Q&A tab and upvote those asked by your peers, so we know which key questions you want answered. We will also be asking you to give us your opinion by taking part in the live polls, which will pop up over the course of the event.

There will be live Q&A sessions where our speakers will endeavour to answer as many of the key questions you ask, so please ask as many questions as you like.

TIMETABLE OF EVENTS

Session 1: Session 2:

10.00

Protecting Publicly Accessible Locations: Overview

Philip Ingram MBE, Counter Terror expert

The changing landscape of Publicly Accessible Locations

Barry Palmer BEM, Head of safety and security Museums sector, Senior Leadership Team Tinyg, Executive Board Member ICMS

Selecting the right HVM installer for your business and how to physically safeguard our public spaces

Paul Jeffrey, Chairman, Perimeter Security Suppliers Association

Balancing budget and risk when protecting people and places

Iain Moran - Managing Director, Crowdguard

Poll / Panel Discussion

Assessing applications and deployment requirements

Nigel Cook, Director, Association of Security Consultants/Nigel Cook Consulting

Operational security leadership & change management

Guy Huckle, Resilience & Security Expert, PA Consulting

Liveable cities: happy, healthy and safe

Wyatt Harding, CEO of Milford and Unafor

Philip Ingram, Barry Palmer BEM, Paul Jeffrey, Iain Moran, Russ Phillips (Counter Terrorism and Risk Director, Crowdguard) Poll / Panel discussion

Panel Discussion

Thank you / Close

SPEAKERS

Philip Ingram MBE, Journalist & Security Intelligence Expert

Philip Ingram MBE BSc MA GCLI is a widely published journalist, specialising in the security and intelligence arenas, who has built on a long and senior career in British Military Intelligence, with years of experience in all aspects of intelligence and security as well as strategic planning. Slightly tongue in cheek in his Twitter profile, Philip refers to himself as an, ‘Ex spy, specialised in taking over countries, now writes and broadcasts about things intelligence, security, cyber, CBRNE (that is Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear and Explosives), geopolitics, terror and more’. Philip now runs his own media company, Grey Hare Media, and between the Army and this, he was a sales and marketing director for a large cast steel manufacturer, learning about business, and then managing director and editor in chief of a B2B Security focused print and online publication.

Barry Palmer BEM, Head of safety and security Museums sector, Senior Leadership Team Tinyg, Executive Board Member ICMS

Barry Palmer has 31 years’ experience of security management within a range of sectors including hospitality, media, healthcare and is currently the head of safety and security for the Tate Galleries group. He sits on the executive boards of Tinyg as the Global lead on the safety of Public Accessible Locations and the International Committee of Museum Security. Co-Chair of the Southwark Community Security Zone and Better Bankside BID.

Guy Huckle, Resilience & Security Expert, PA Consulting

Guy has over 30 years experience across the operational incident management, organisational resilience and security space with a focus on critical infrastructure resilience in strategic road and national / international rail sectors. He has demonstrated success in defining resilience parameters and systems across the swathe of sub-disciplines (emergency planning, business continuity and security), ensuring alignment to best practice resilience models and regulatory requirements, and in engaging key stakeholders to deliver success.

Nigel Cook, Director, Association of Security Consultants/Nigel Cook Consulting

Nigel Cook retired as a Chief Inspector in the Metropolitan Police Service following a 33 year career where, for the last seven and a half years, he served as one of London’s dedicated Counter Terrorism Security Coordinators. In that role Nigel was responsible for the security planning for major events, conducting reviews of sensitive premises and providing security related advice and guidance on behalf of the police service.

SPEAKERS

Chairman, Perimeter Security Suppliers Association (PSSA)

Paul Jeffrey was a founder Director of the Perimeter Security Suppliers Association (PSSA) serving as its Chairman for the last 2 years. He has a background of over 27 years in vehicle access control and hostile vehicle mitigation and ran one of the first businesses to start impact testing products in the UK. As part of his PSSA remit, Paul has been involved with improving quality levels within the industry and driving better communication between all stakeholders in perimeter security and event protection.

With a career spanning 20 years in the event security, HVM and perimeter protection sector, Iain is Crowdguard’s highly knowledgeable and commercially astute Managing Director. Starting off in the industry as an installation technician for ATG Access, an important supply chain partner for Crowdguard, Iain progressed to become ATG’s sales and marketing director. His understanding of the event safety and anti-terror security market around the world and his strategic vision for growth make him the perfect fit for Crowdguard’s capabilities as a turnkey specification, supply and installation partner.

Russ Phillips, Counter Terrorism and Risk Director, Crowdguard

Russ Phillips joined Crowdguard earlier this year following a 30-year career in the police and with an 18-year track record in counter terrorism. He was instrumental in managing the National Barrier Asset at Sussex Police; a specialist unit advising on hostile vehicle mitigation and event security and deploying HVM and perimeter protection at events of local, national, and international importance. He spent the last five years of his policing career at the National Counter Terrorism Police HQ (NCTPHQ) as part of the National Vehicle Threat Mitigation Unit. His experience of risk assessment, risk mitigation strategy and HVM deployment includes Operation Lyceum - the Wedding of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Operation London Bridge - the death of Her Majesty the Queen, G7 and COP26, along with sporting events such as the Wimbledon Championships, the Champions’ League final in Cardiff, and the FIFA Euros 2021.

Wyatt Harding, CEO, Milford

Wyatt Harding moved from the UK 27 years ago and is the founder and CEO of Milford based in Denmark. Having started Milford 20 years ago he has built the company to be one of the leading companies in Scandinavia for landscape solutions. He is passionate about creating Liveable cities and ensuring everyone can enjoy, work and play in the city. Recently he has begun to focus on both sustainability and safety to ensure a bright future for the next generation.

For the most up to date information please visit our website.

Paul Jeffrey,

Iain Moran, Managing Director, Crowdguard

SOCIAL MEDIA

Let’s talk COUNTER TERROR BUSINESS 365!

We’ve been active on our socials in the run up to Counter Terror Business 365, and now it’s your turn!

Connect with us:

Twitter – @CTB365

LinkedIn – www.linkedin.com/in/damian-emmins

We would love for you to share your experiences throughout the day. Be sure to tag us in all your posts and use the hashtags below:

#CTBTheBiggerPicture

Make sure you share your experience with our Partners too.

Partners & Sponsors:

International Security Expo

Twitter: @ISE_Expo

LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/internationalsecurityexpo

The Security Institute

Twitter: @SyInstitute

LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/the-security-institute

Perimeter Security Suppliers Association (PSSA)

Twitter: @PSSASecurity

LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/pssa---perimeter-securitysuppliers-association/

Emergency Services Show

Twitter: @emergencyukshow

LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/the-emergency-services-show-uk/

Crowdguard

Twitter: @crowdguard

LinkedIn TCI: www.linkedin.com/company/crowdguard

PARTNERS

International Security Expo

International Security Expo, at Olympia London on 26-27 September 2023 gives security professionals from across the world the chance to come together under one roof to network, learn and discover the latest security solutions from the world’s leading suppliers. Strategic insights and policy updates from

high-level global keynote speakers across three summits and conferences will look at the changing nature of serious and organised crime, alongside the upcoming Protect Duty legislation, terrorism and the terror trends currently affecting UK Counter Terror capability, in a global context. Free to attend, there is no better way to stay ahead of the curve.

www.internationalsecurityexpo.com

The Security Institute

The Security Institute is the largest membership organisation for security professionals in the UK, with members from all over the world. We promote standards, develop and endorse education across the sector and provide

a rich membership experience.

With a membership of over 4,000 security professionals working in a variety of disciplines, Membership of the Security Institute bestows credibility, enhances career prospects and provides a valuable network of excellent contacts.

https://security-institute.org

Perimeter Security Suppliers Association (PSSA)

The PSSA is the trade association for companies involved in the supply and installation of products designed to provide high levels of physical protection and intruder detection for sites and their external perimeters in all circumstances where terrorist or criminal attack is a perceived risk.

Our founder members are some of the leading names in the sector – and we have been formed with the encouragement of the government body the Centre for the Protection of National Infrastructure (CPNI)

which shares our objective to promote the use of high performance products and their professional installation.

Members of the association supply a wide range of high performance high security perimeter protection products, many of which have been independently tested, and which include perimeter fences and walls, vehicle barriers and blockers, bollards, turnstiles, gates, detection systems, street furniture, and other specialist equipment developed for this demanding sector of the security market.

www.pssasecurity.org

The Emergency Services Show

The Emergency Services Show is the UK’s leading annual showcase of the blue light sector, featuring over 450 exhibitors, live demonstrations, unique learning opportunities and unrivalled networking. The two-day event brings together all disciplines from the emergency services sector to discover innovative technology

and operational solutions, share their experiences and unite in their collaborative approach to public safety. Following the success of last year, Future Policing returns combining a dedicated zone of leading suppliers of policing equipment, technology and services and a high-level conference tackling the key challenges in policing today. www.emergencyuk.com

Crowdguard

Crowdguard specialises in protecting events, venues, and publicly accessible locations (PALs) from vehicles as a weapon attacks and vehicle incursions.

Working collaboratively with the police, the National Protective Security Authority

(NPSA), security professionals, and Counter Terrorism Security Advisors (CTSA), as well as clients from across the events, sports, and local authority sectors, the company provides a turnkey service to protect people and places from terrorism and malicious attacks.