Following the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), the Association of Security Consultants (ASC) and the British Security Industry Association (BSIA) recently came together at ASC’s Spring Seminar to discuss how their strategic partnership will benefit not only their members, but the wider industry. ASC Chair, Gary Thomas, and Director, Simon Crane, were joined
The Security Event is an invaluable place in which people in the industry can come together, and where associations, such as the BSIA, can engage with members and the wider industry, while sharing updates and new developments. Here, Chief Commercial Officer, Patrick Kyle explains why TSE is such an important show, and how it is
Security on Screen spoke to John MacAskill of the British Security Industry Association (BSIA) on stand S3 B35 at Intersec 2025. As Director – Security & Export, MacAskill has done much to organise the UK Safety Pavilion at Intersec and he works with external partners in promoting British security overseas. Companies such as Todd Research
The BSIA has appointed Pauline Norstrom and Uzair Osman as new non-executive directors of the Association’s Operating Board. Norstrom, the CEO of Anekanta AI and Anekanta Consulting and a former Chair of the Association, has driven good practice for security sector technology for over 20 years. She has a background in leadership, innovation and commercialisation and in her current role at
The BSIA’s flagship event, the British Security Awards, returned to the live stage to recognise security officers and businesses working to keep people, property and places professionally protected during the last 18 months. Now in its 27th year, held in 2024 at the Royal Lancaster London, the industry celebrated security excellence with 19 awards presented to
