Safety and Security

The Euros to Urban Exploring. “Securing Your Space”: Trespassing Threats to Business

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In June 2024, Rishi Sunak was the victim of four men allegedly trespassing on his country estate in northern England, protesting against the fossil fuel industry and calling for a two-way arms embargo on Israel. Trespassing is an often-underestimated threat to business premises. Still, it also poses significant risks and potential losses through violence and […]

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Know Your Threats

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While many Sentinel readers will be well-versed about cyber security threats, that knowledge should not come at the expense of other security threats and hazards in our businesses, warns Stu Wallace, Head of Security Risk Management at Inverroy Crisis Management. Stu, a former Royal Marine, joined Inverroy just before the pandemic hit and brought additional

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Inverroy Appoints New Head of Safety & Risk Management

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Edinburgh, UK – 17 June 2024 – Inverroy Crisis Management announces the appointment of VK Gupta as the new Head of Safety and Risk Management. This strategic hire aligns with Inverroy’s mission to expand its resilience services, helping organisations prepare for and protect against disruptive events. With an engineering and operations background and 35 years of

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Business Continuity Implications of Major Sporting Events

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With only a month until the football Euros in Germany and just over two months until the Olympic Games in Paris it is worth considering the business continuity implications of such events. Here are ten areas which may be worth considering in advance of these, or similar, events: 1. Infrastructure Strain and Traffic Congestion. International

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Horizon scanning or crying wolf?

Business Continuity, Resilience, Safety and Security, Thought Leadership / Matthew Wardner, MBA MBCI

As professional risk and safety managers, it is part of our remit to warn colleagues of emerging risks before they occur so that preventative action can be taken and the worst effects of the risk can be avoided, or at least mitigated. In 1987, the US Army War College introduced the term VUCA, standing for

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Maximise Time: A Key Factor in Crisis Management

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At the core of crisis management lies the need to transition from a reactive stance to a proactive one. This shift enables us to anticipate challenges, mobilise resources, and chart a course towards resolution. It’s about being on the front foot, staying ahead of the problem, and proactively addressing issues before they escalate. On the

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The Euros to Urban Exploring. “Securing Your Space”: Trespassing Threats to Business

Know Your Threats

Inverroy Appoints New Head of Safety & Risk Management

Business Continuity Implications of Major Sporting Events

Horizon scanning or crying wolf?

Maximise Time: A Key Factor in Crisis Management

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