Badly behaved pupils can seriously disrupt secondary schools and sometimes will damage school property. We can offer schools in Bristol and across the south-west a smart detection device that will pick up disruptive behaviour allowing staff…
If you are in charge of security on a retail park, entertainment venue or large private property based in the south west of England then we are excited to offer you the latest version of Avigilon’s…
If you are operating a surveillance or CCTV camera system, or you are considering installing a system, you need to be aware that any footage of people is classed as their personal data and you have a…
The government has launched its public consultation on the requirements for smaller premises, with a capacity of 100 to 799, which would fall within the standard tier as detailed in the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Bill.…
The government appointed Tony Eastaugh as the Biometrics and Surveillance Camera Commissioner (BSCC) in December. He will continue in post until the Data Protection and Digital Information Bill comes into effect in the spring, when the role is…
Avigilon has launched its latest advanced cameras, the H6A and H6X, that with the use of smart technology, have the ability to address privacy issues. These CCTV cameras from Avigilon boast dynamic privacy masking meaning people and vehicles…
Recently there has been a burglary from a home in Wiltshire where several rooms were ransacked and Christmas presents were taken while the residents were out. According to Wiltshire Police, the burglars needed more than one…
We are delighted to welcome Sebastian Beddis, who has joined Security Group as our Project Engineer for the company. Seb lives between Bristol and Bath near the Mendip Hills. This means he is perfectly located to…
Tackling the rise of vaping among young people has become a focus for central and local government with schools and colleges ending up on the frontline of vape detection. Many schools, in the state and independent…
The boss of Tesco, Ken Murphy, writing in the Daily Mail last month, called for judges to make greater use of their new powers to give longer sentences for those who assault retail workers after a…
