About Counter Terror Business

Terrorism and cyber attacks pose an increasing global threat with devastating effects on society and global markets. 2015 saw the UK government commit to spend more than two per cent of GDP on defence in the Summer Budget, with David Cameron placing an emphasis on protecting the country from terrorist and criminal organisations. While military training and air strikes continue to be extended in the middle east, it is now understood that terrorism is not a purely foreign threat.

The danger of ‘home grown’ extremism within the UK has led to the introduction of the Counter-Terrorism and Security Act 2015, which requires key public bodies, including schools and NHS trusts, to recognise signs of radicalisation as part of the ‘Prevent’ duty. Counter-terror measures now have wide-reaching implications for everyday British life and must be constantly reviewed to keep up to date with modern threats at all levels, from the spread of hate speech, to cyber security, to wider military intervention.

Counter Terror Business, launched in 2010, is a specialist publication distributed to heads of security, intelligence officers, procurement officials for central government, Intelligence Services, Police, Home Office, Ministry of Defence, Border Control, Customs, Aviation and Port Authorities.

EDITOR Michael Lyons
CTBeditorial@psigroupltd.co.uk

PRODUCTION EDITOR Dan Kanolik

PRODUCTION DESIGN Jo Golding, Sophia Mew

PRODUCTION CONTROLLER Lucy Maynard

WEB PRODUCTION Victoria Casey

HEAD OF BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT Martin Freedman
Tel: 020 8532 5757 martin.f@psigroupltd.co.uk

PUBLICATION SUPERVISOR Jake Deadman
Tel: 020 8532 5736 jake.deadman@psigroupltd.co.uk

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