Insights 16 June 2025 The First Global OSPAs The first Global OSPAs will celebrate the world’s top organisations, individuals, initiatives, and products, highlighting excellence across the sector on a global stage. At LMS Security, we believe that strong partnerships are the foundation of a safer future. That is why we are proud to support the Global OSPAs by sponsoring the Outstanding Security Partnership category. Join us in celebrating the exceptional contributions to the security industry on 12th February. Register now: https://lnkd.in/gvzTtAxP. Previous PostNext Post
International Stamp Out Spiking Day
Insights 16 June 2025 International Stamp Out Spiking Day The first Global OSPAs will celebrate the world’s top organisations, individuals, initiatives, and products, highlighting excellence across the sector on a global stage. At LMS Security, we believe that strong partnerships are the foundation of a safer future. That is why we are proud to support the Global OSPAs by sponsoring the Outstanding Security Partnership category. Join us in celebrating the exceptional contributions to the security industry on 12th February. Register now: https://lnkd.in/gvzTtAxP. Previous PostNext Post
National Highways utilising body-worn cameras to increase safety and transparency on England’s roads
Insights 28 February 2024 National Highways utilising body-worn cameras to increase safety and transparency on England’s roads With over four million journeys taking place across England’s motorways and major roads each day, National Highways has equipped its traffic officers with VB400 body-worn cameras from Motorola Solutions to ensure transparency and increase safety for officers and citizens alike. Read the full article here. Previous PostNext Post
BSIA’s Bigger Picture report underlines growing use of video surveillance for business operation
Insights 28 February 2024 BSIA’s Bigger Picture report underlines growing use of video surveillance for business operation Launched at IFSEC International 2022 in May, the British Security Industry Association’s (BSIA) Bigger Picture report is the latest research into the UK video surveillance market from the BSIA. The research has revealed several takeaways into the use of CCTV in the UK, including how devices are being used for so much more than security purposes. Read the full article here. Previous PostNext Post
43% of UK retailers fined for video privacy breaches, according to survey
Insights 25 August 2022 43% of UK retailers fined for video privacy breaches, according to survey Retailers are being hit for their failure to protect customer and employee privacy in video footage, according to a nationwide survey of retailers from video security and privacy company, Secure Redact. The survey asked 500 British retailers a range of questions relating to in-store use of video surveillance technologythe visual data privacy of customers, GDPR violations and more between May and June 2022. Read the full article here. Previous PostNext Post
Over 30% of fire and security alarm call-outs due to poor maintenance, research reveals
Insights 29 February 2024 Over 30% of fire and security alarm call-outs due to poor maintenance, research reveals After research from facilities management provider Samsic revealed that poorly maintained alarm systems are responsible for over 30% of call-outs in the UK, business owners are being urged to check and maintain their fire and security alarms. Read the full article here. Previous PostNext Post
Surveillance Camera Commissioner launches survey on UK police camera use
Insights 28 February 2024 Surveillance Camera Commissioner launches survey on UK police camera use The Biometrics and Surveillance Camera Commissioner has started gathering the latest information from all police forces under his jurisdiction on their use of overt surveillance camera systems. The Commissioner, Professor Fraser Sampson, has written to the chief officers of all 43 geographical forces in England and Wales, the Ministry of Defence, the British Transport Police and the Civil Nuclear Constabulary, asking for details of their use and governance of all overt surveillance camera systems deployed in public places. Read the full article here. Previous PostNext Post