Fuel Disruption and the UK’s Corporate Security Blind Spot Fuel shortages don’t begin at the petrol station, but that’s where their impact becomes visible. In Part One, our previous article explored the economic and operational consequences of a prolonged energy supply shock. But beyond rising costs and supply chain pressure sits another issue that organisations […]
Energy Supply Shock Series 2026 – Part 2 Read More »
The disruption to shipping through the Strait of Hormuz has once again exposed the fragility of global energy flows. As supply tightens and prices respond, buyers are moving quickly to secure alternative sources. For energy producers across Africa, this presents a clear commercial opportunity. West African crude is back in focus, and operators are under
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Ransomware, phishing and AI-enabled fraud are dominating boardroom conversations, and rightly so. The scale and speed of cyber threats mean many organisations are investing heavily in digital defences. But in strengthening one line of protection, are businesses unintentionally weakening another? As funding and leadership attention concentrate on cyber risk, physical security can slip down the
Cybersecurity verses Physical Security Agendas Read More »
Recent Attacks Highlight the Threat In recent weeks, we have witnessed two chilling forms of violence: a knife attack aboard a train in the UK, where passengers bound for London had to flee as a man wielding a large knife struck multiple people, and a vehicle-ramming incident in France, where a car was deliberately used
Prepared, Not Paranoid: The Life-Saving Value of Situational Awareness Read More »
“The only constant in life is change” – Heraclitus If the past few years have taught us anything, it’s that disruption is rarely anticipated and organisations must ensure their teams are prepared to respond. In today’s world, change is not only constant, it’s accelerating. For organisations with people on the move, the ability to anticipate
The Age of Adaptation Read More »
Philippa Boyd, Senior Security Consultant at Inverroy Crisis Management, explains how readiness protects people The Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025, known as Martyn’s Law, represents a major evolution in the UK’s approach to public safety. The law introduces a two-tier framework requiring publicly accessible venues to take proportionate steps to protect the public. Yet
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