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Security and Crime: Converging Perspectives on a
Complex World
Wednesday 7th July 2021

We welcomed back our immediate Past Chair Professor Alison
Wakefield PhD CSyP FSyI as she introduced her newest book
‘Security and Crime’. Alison was previously the Chair of the Security
Institute from 2018 to 2020, leading the Institute through a period of
significant strategic growth. In early 2020, Alison also become one of
just over 200 Chartered Security Professionals.

During the webinar, Alison gave an insight into her most recent book.
which is an in-depth and multidisciplinary analysis of the relationship
between security and crime.

The Importance of Physical Penetration Testing
Wednesday 28th July 2021

Most organisations put a lot of money and effort into Cyber Security to
protect their networks, systems, applications and devices from a digital
attack. This is probably backed up with regular IT penetration testing to
check the efficacy of the precautions, but in this webinar we considered
how many organisations support this with physical penetration testing
(PPT) to test physical access to the network and other key assets?
In the webinar, we addressed constitutes an effective PPT? As well
as how this information can used by professionals to improve an
organisation’s security.

Mega Pixel Cameras. Their Influence on Security Design,
and the End User Experience
Wednesday 4th August 2021

We were delighted to by joined by Mike Dean MSyI from Avigilon, one
of the Institute’s corporate partners.

It is imperative that security professionals stay up-to-date on
the latest developments in the wider security industry. One such
developments is introduction high mega pixel cameras, up to
60 MP (10 K resolution), which are now available from Camera
manufacturers. This webinar addressed what challenges these will
potentially bring to the industry, for the End User, Consultant and
Installer.

Did you miss a webinar?

As an exclusive member benefit, Institute member can catch-up on all previous webinars at a time that
best suits: https://security-institute.org/webinars/

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