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Meanwhile, Gareth Hulmes of The Security Institute
hosted a session focusing on security at the ‘building
level’ and how this differs from methodologies adopted
at the ‘product level’. The SABRE standard was used as
a reference point to demonstrate the critical activities
involved in providing assurance to stakeholders, and
how best practice can lead to third-party certification.

The event was rounded off with a panel discussion
concentrating on the issue of ‘spec-busting’ and the
approaches, tools and techniques that can be deployed
to ensure protective security design and mitigation
measures are not diminished post-specification. The
panel (comprising security practitioners Leigh Harper,
Chris Stevens and Mark Lindsay) discussed the merits
of standards and certification, the role of the planning
system along with the drivers and benefits associated
with good protective security, and drew excellent
engagement form the audience.
Congratulations to the team behind this event…

Security Institute Built Environment Security SIG
Gareth Hulmes CSyP, FSyI, Mark Tucknutt MSyI
ASIS UK, Darren Carter CPP MSyI F.ISRM, Letitia Emeana
CPP PSP CISMP

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Richard Flint MSyI, Tommy Trybus

…and thank you to our participants:
Bruce Braes CPP PSP CNSP CRISC CSC CMIRM MIET FSyI
CSyP, Leigh Harper PSP, Chris Stevens CSyP F.ISRM,
Mark Lindsay MSyI RSES (Principal) GSA

For more built environment content and news of future
events, do make sure to join the Built Environment
Security SIG on the community platform.

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