A living wage: Cityguard sets standard, challenges industry to followNZ Security, Apr-May 2018 Cityguard director Ian Crawford talks to NZ Security Magazine about why he’s decided that providing guarding services should no longer be a ‘race to the bottom’, and why he’s doing something about it. It's about creating meaningful change in the industry. |
NEW ZEALAND DEFENCE Towards an effective joint force: Joint Spt Component CommandLine of Defence, Autumn 2018 Dr Colin D Robinson charts the evolution of the NZDF Joint Support Component Command. It's a journey, he writes, requiring both structural and cultural change.
Minister: cross-party support and procurement reassuranceLine of Defence, Autumn 2018 Climate change presents multiple challenges for NZDFLine of Defence, Autumn 2018 Chief of Army: The New Zealand Army – Present and FutureLine of Defence, Autumn 2018 | DEFENCE INDUSTRY Leonardo’s C-27J Spartan: when capability mattersLine of Defence, Autumn 2018 Leonardo argues the case for its multi-mission tactical airlifter, the C-27J Spartan. A short, austere airstrip specialist, it’s an aircraft that can reach places others can’t.
Rocket Lab’s Peter Beck and the launch of a New Zealand space ageLine of Defence, Autumn 2018 Australia's defence export strategy: solid centre wrapped in hyperboleLine of Defence, Autumn 2018 Q&A: Jackson Schneider, President Embraer Defense & SecurityLine of Defence, Autumn 2018 | SECURITY INDUSTRY HSM Group: Cutting to the core of successNZ Security, Apr/May 2018 With new industry qualifications for technicians to launch soon, NZQA training will be welcomed throughout the industry, including by Hawkes Bay’s HSM Group.
1997 report on NZ’s security industry: Constants and changeNZ Security, Feb/Mar 2018 Hills delivers on key projects to transform its businessNZ Security, 31/01/2018 INTERVIEW: State of the industry with RISQ New ZealandNZ Security, Feb/Mar 2018 |
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INTERNATIONAL SECURITY China’s Strategic Outlook: Expanding its footprint or...
Line of Defence, Summer 17/18 In this Line of Defence interview, Marc Lanteigne, Senior Lecturer at Massey University’s Centre for Defence and Security Studies explores the notion of whether China is an ‘expansionist’ power.
Learning from China: ‘Soft war’ and cultural securityLine of Defence, Summer 17/18 Prime Minister’s international scorecard: a win and a lossLine of Defence, Summer 17/18 The hushed politics of foreign interferenceLine of Defence, Summer 17/18 | BORDER SECURITY International Customs Day celebrates Hawk V launchLine of Defence, 26 Jan 2018 NZ Customs has celebrated International Customs Day with the official launch of its new patrol vessel, the Hawk V. The 18 metre catamaran was commissioned by Customs Minister Meka Whaitiri.
Detector Dogs strengthen ‘offshore disruption’Line of Defence, Winter 2017 Taming information overload for border controlLine of Defence, Winter 2017 Information sharing paradox at NZ’s bordersLine of Defence, Winter 2017 | HOMELAND SECURITY What have security services learnt from recent terrorist events?NZ Security, Feb/Mar 2018 Jason Spivey, Managing Director of Tristate Group Pty Ltd, suggests that security services in the Commonwealth Games host state have learnt very little from international terror attacks.
Panomera’s multifocal sensor system: Stadium security coveredNZ Security, Feb/Mar 2018 Australian business act to protect people in crowded placesNZ Security, Dec 2017/Jan 2018 Can artificial intelligence and predictive policing make us safer?Line of Defence, Summer 2017/18 |
INFORMATION SECURITY Enhancing cybersecurity through talent managementLine of Defence, Autumn 2018 Nick Nelson of Massey University’s Centre for Defence and Security Studies, argues that maintaining cybersecurity includes both tech as well as human factors.
NZDF and Cyber Warfare: Offence, Defence and DeterrenceLine of Defence, Spring 2017 The Internet of Things and the hackable homeNZ Security, June/July 2017 NZ lacking true dialogue on cyber securityNZ Security, Feb/Mar 2017 | PHYSICAL SECURITY Will New Zealand Police adopt body-worn cameras?NZ Security, Apr-May 2018 As more government enforcement agencies shift towards adopting BWCs, Nicholas Dynon learns that NZ Police are monitoring the trend, but taking things slowly.
An officer’s perspective on body-worn camerasNZ Security, Feb/Mar 2018 Opinion: Guarding in a post-compliant societyNZ Security, Dec 2017/Jan 2018 Contrary to recent reports, physical security is not deadNZ Security, Feb/Mar 2018 | PERSONNEL SECURITY Fraud Film Festival: Fraud hits the big screen in AucklandNZ Security, Apr-May 2018 Auckland’s ASB Waterfront Theatre recently played host to a film festival with a difference. We explore this most unlikely pairing of fraud and film.
Insight: Covert CCTV and the Private Investigators’ Code of ConductNZ Security , Dec 2017/Jan 2018 Expert insight: the Legality of Covert CCTVNZ Security, Oct/Nov 2017 Document fraud cases expose major security gapsNZ Security, October 2015 |
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