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Security Tech Talk

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We talk to security industry leaders, disruptors, and innovators with strong views and opinions on the future of topics like physical security, smart buildings, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity and more. We dig into the latest tech trends, explore how security is shaping the world, and delve into those tricky regulations (like NIS2, the Cyber Resilience Act, the EU Artificial Intelligence Act, the UK's Product Security, Telecommunications, Infrastructure Act and more) that keep everyone on their toes. We are here to talk about technology trends, explore the big issues facing the security industry, and provide valuable insights that will support you and your business. Join us as we uncover important information to help you come away feeling well-educated and prepared for the future. This podcast is brought to you by Axis Communications Inc. - innovating for a smarter, safer world.

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Beyond 2D CAD: Embracing Digital Twins, Cyber Security, and Revit in System Design

42 min

In this episode of Security Tech Talk, host Steve Kenny welcomes back Axis Communications colleague Tertius Wolfaardt to explore the fast-moving world of security design software. Moving past the days of manual circular lens calculators and basic Visio templates, Steve and Tertius take a deep dive into how large-scale enterprise developments, mega-projects, and stringent regional compliance standards have transformed security system design. Together, they unpack the shift from static 2D CAD layouts to immersive 3D Building Information Modelling (BIM) and Revit environments. Tertius explains why design tools account for complex video analytics, multi-layered perimeter sensors, lighting levels, and structural blind spots before construction must now even begins. They also tackle the hidden infrastructure costs of generic calculations, addressing how manufacturer-backed data drastically reduces network, server, and cooling footprints to safeguard total cost of ownership (TCO) and environmental sustainability. About Our Guest: Tertius Wolfaardt: Manager, Engineering & Training - South Asia Pacific , Axis Communications. Over the past 12 years, Tertius has been instrumental in shaping design tool strategies, training programs, and BIM/Revit integrations across the Middle East and globally, helping consultants and system designers build accurate, compliant, and future-proof architectures. Key Discussion Points: The Evolution of System Design: Reflecting on the transition from physical rulers, rotary lens calculators, and early 2D Visio diagrams to sophisticated 3D architectural software. The Demand for 3D Coverage & Regulatory Proof: Why modern giga-projects, transport hubs, and stadiums demand precise virtual sightline modelling to prove regulatory compliance (such as FIFA seating standards) prior to breaking ground. Breaking Multi-Discipline Silos in BIM: How cameras have evolved into multifunctional IoT sensors that interface with building management systems, HVAC...

Beyond the Black Book: Enterprise Security Risk Management and Sustainability in Tier-One Hospitality

36 min

In this episode of Security Tech Talk, host Steve Kenny sits down with Darren Carter, a seasoned security professional with more than 20 years of experience in luxury hospitality at Edwardian Hotel Group. Together, they explore the unique challenges of securing high-end hospitality environments, where effective security must remain discreet while ensuring the safety of guests, employees, and visitors. Together, Steve and Darren explore the unique operational balance required in tier-one hospitality: maintaining subtle, non-intrusive security while safeguarding high-net-worth guests, corporate leaders, and staff. They discuss early trials of facial recognition for VIP arrival experiences, the necessity of body-worn video for staff protection in central London, and how multi-sensory camera analytics can cut utility costs and support environmental sustainability. Darren also reflects on his extensive volunteer career across industry associations like ASIS, the Institute of Hotel Security Management, and the Security Commonwealth. About Our Guest: Darren Carter: Former Director of Security, Safety, and Sustainability at Edwardian Hotel Group. Following a military career in the Royal Navy, Darren spent over two decades leading security strategy for luxury London hotels. He is a prominent industry volunteer, serving as Past Chair of the Institute of Hotel Security Management and taking active leadership roles across ASIS UK and the Security Commonwealth. Chapters: (0:00:30) – Introduction & The Industry Legend Who Almost Drifted Off Steve welcomes Darren Carter to the show, poking fun at Darren's brief "retirement" from the security industry before bringing him back into the hospitality spotlight. (0:02:30) – The Power of Volunteering and the "Black Book" Darren shares how taking over a local Hotel Watch at Heathrow in 1999 sparked a lifelong commitment to industry associations. He and Steve reflect on how volunteering builds trusted global networks, peer support,...

Data Without Context Is Nothing: Transforming Cameras into Intelligent Sensors

42 min

In this episode of Security Tech Talk, host Steve Kenny sits down with Axis Communications colleague Ricardo Marranita, Business Development Segment Lead for Logistics. Together, they explore why logistics and supply chains are such a critical part of the infrastructure society relies on every day—and why we often only notice them when something goes wrong. Drawing on 15 years of experience, Ricardo explores how video technology is moving far beyond traditional security to support operational efficiency, health and safety, and business intelligence. From reducing lost-parcel investigations from hours to minutes to sharing camera-generated insights across departments, Steve and Ricardo discuss what becomes possible when organisations break down silos and start treating cameras as intelligent sensors. They also cut through the hype surrounding AI and analytics, exploring why technology needs to solve real operational problems—and why data without context is ultimately of limited value. About Our Guest: Ricardo Marranita: Business Development Segment Lead for Logistics at Axis Communications. With 15 years of experience at Axis and a background in systems integration and analytics development, Ricardo focuses on how intelligent video and sensor technology can create value beyond traditional security—from operational efficiency and business intelligence to health and safety. Chapters: (0:00:25) – Introduction & The Unsung Infrastructure Steve and Ricardo discuss why logistics receives far less attention than sectors such as data centres, despite supply chains being fundamental to everyday life—and why we often only notice this infrastructure when it fails (0:03:50) – Operating on Slim Margins: Going"Beyond Security" Why logistics operators—running on notoriously tight margins—must look beyond traditional physical security to drive health and safety, operational efficiency, and business intelligence. (0:07:01) – Breaking Down Departmental Silos Ricardo shares a case st...

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Beyond 2D CAD: Embracing Digital Twins, Cyber Security, and Revit in System Design

42 min

In this episode of Security Tech Talk, host Steve Kenny welcomes back Axis Communications colleague Tertius Wolfaardt to explore the fast-moving world of security design software. Moving past the days of manual circular lens calculators and basic Visio templates, Steve and Tertius take a deep dive into how large-scale enterprise developments, mega-projects, and stringent regional compliance standards have transformed security system design. Together, they unpack the shift from static 2D CAD layouts to immersive 3D Building Information Modelling (BIM) and Revit environments. Tertius explains why design tools account for complex video analytics, multi-layered perimeter sensors, lighting levels, and structural blind spots before construction must now even begins. They also tackle the hidden infrastructure costs of generic calculations, addressing how manufacturer-backed data drastically reduces network, server, and cooling footprints to safeguard total cost of ownership (TCO) and environmental sustainability. About Our Guest: Tertius Wolfaardt: Manager, Engineering & Training - South Asia Pacific , Axis Communications. Over the past 12 years, Tertius has been instrumental in shaping design tool strategies, training programs, and BIM/Revit integrations across the Middle East and globally, helping consultants and system designers build accurate, compliant, and future-proof architectures. Key Discussion Points: The Evolution of System Design: Reflecting on the transition from physical rulers, rotary lens calculators, and early 2D Visio diagrams to sophisticated 3D architectural software. The Demand for 3D Coverage & Regulatory Proof: Why modern giga-projects, transport hubs, and stadiums demand precise virtual sightline modelling to prove regulatory compliance (such as FIFA seating standards) prior to breaking ground. Breaking Multi-Discipline Silos in BIM: How cameras have evolved into multifunctional IoT sensors that interface with building management systems, HVAC...

Beyond the Black Book: Enterprise Security Risk Management and Sustainability in Tier-One Hospitality

36 min

In this episode of Security Tech Talk, host Steve Kenny sits down with Darren Carter, a seasoned security professional with more than 20 years of experience in luxury hospitality at Edwardian Hotel Group. Together, they explore the unique challenges of securing high-end hospitality environments, where effective security must remain discreet while ensuring the safety of guests, employees, and visitors. Together, Steve and Darren explore the unique operational balance required in tier-one hospitality: maintaining subtle, non-intrusive security while safeguarding high-net-worth guests, corporate leaders, and staff. They discuss early trials of facial recognition for VIP arrival experiences, the necessity of body-worn video for staff protection in central London, and how multi-sensory camera analytics can cut utility costs and support environmental sustainability. Darren also reflects on his extensive volunteer career across industry associations like ASIS, the Institute of Hotel Security Management, and the Security Commonwealth. About Our Guest: Darren Carter: Former Director of Security, Safety, and Sustainability at Edwardian Hotel Group. Following a military career in the Royal Navy, Darren spent over two decades leading security strategy for luxury London hotels. He is a prominent industry volunteer, serving as Past Chair of the Institute of Hotel Security Management and taking active leadership roles across ASIS UK and the Security Commonwealth. Chapters: (0:00:30) – Introduction & The Industry Legend Who Almost Drifted Off Steve welcomes Darren Carter to the show, poking fun at Darren's brief "retirement" from the security industry before bringing him back into the hospitality spotlight. (0:02:30) – The Power of Volunteering and the "Black Book" Darren shares how taking over a local Hotel Watch at Heathrow in 1999 sparked a lifelong commitment to industry associations. He and Steve reflect on how volunteering builds trusted global networks, peer support,...

Data Without Context Is Nothing: Transforming Cameras into Intelligent Sensors

42 min

In this episode of Security Tech Talk, host Steve Kenny sits down with Axis Communications colleague Ricardo Marranita, Business Development Segment Lead for Logistics. Together, they explore why logistics and supply chains are such a critical part of the infrastructure society relies on every day—and why we often only notice them when something goes wrong. Drawing on 15 years of experience, Ricardo explores how video technology is moving far beyond traditional security to support operational efficiency, health and safety, and business intelligence. From reducing lost-parcel investigations from hours to minutes to sharing camera-generated insights across departments, Steve and Ricardo discuss what becomes possible when organisations break down silos and start treating cameras as intelligent sensors. They also cut through the hype surrounding AI and analytics, exploring why technology needs to solve real operational problems—and why data without context is ultimately of limited value. About Our Guest: Ricardo Marranita: Business Development Segment Lead for Logistics at Axis Communications. With 15 years of experience at Axis and a background in systems integration and analytics development, Ricardo focuses on how intelligent video and sensor technology can create value beyond traditional security—from operational efficiency and business intelligence to health and safety. Chapters: (0:00:25) – Introduction & The Unsung Infrastructure Steve and Ricardo discuss why logistics receives far less attention than sectors such as data centres, despite supply chains being fundamental to everyday life—and why we often only notice this infrastructure when it fails (0:03:50) – Operating on Slim Margins: Going"Beyond Security" Why logistics operators—running on notoriously tight margins—must look beyond traditional physical security to drive health and safety, operational efficiency, and business intelligence. (0:07:01) – Breaking Down Departmental Silos Ricardo shares a case st...

Burgers, Brands, and Safe Havens: Securing the UK’s Busiest McDonald’s

36 min

What does it take to keep one of the UK's busiest McDonald's restaurants safe while serving thousands of customers every day? In this episode of Security Tech Talk, host Steve Kenny sits down with Tim Molden, Head of Security, Licensing, and Community at Capital Arches—the UK's largest McDonald's franchise. Tim oversees high-profile, high-footfall restaurants across London, including one of the busiest McDonald’s in the world. Together, Steve and Tim explore the unique intersection of retail and hospitality security. They discuss the critical role of late-night refreshment licensing, the paramount importance of frontline staff welfare, and how high-street restaurants serve as vital "Safe Havens" for vulnerable members of the public. Tim also breaks down how Capital Arches leverages surveillance technology and license plate recognition for business intelligence, prepares for Martyn's Law (the Protect Duty), and handles the modern nuisance of viral social media pranks. About Our Guest: Tim Molden is Head of Security, Licensing, and Community at Capital Arches. A former law enforcement officer and long-standing ASIS UK board director, Tim oversees physical security, licensing compliance, and community safety across a portfolio of high-volume restaurants. Chapters: (0:00:38) – Introduction & The Dual Retail-Hospitality Challenge Steve introduces Tim Molden and discusses the intense operational environment of managing security for the UK’s largest McDonald’s franchise group, where high customer volume meets open-door, high-street accessibility. (0:02:37) – What is Late-Night Refreshment Licensing? Tim clarifies why a McDonald’s security lead manages licensing, explaining the UK legal framework governing hot food and drink service between 11 PM and 5 AM, and how it dictates door security and operational conditions. (0:06:00) – Prioritising Staff Welfare & The New Shopworker Assault Offence How Capital Arches supports frontline workers through dedicated wellbe...

AI Factories & Fortresses: Securing the Data Centre Boom

41 min

In this episode of Security Tech Talk, host Steve Kenny is joined by Shane Garner, Head of Security and ICT at Pure Data Centre Group. Together, they take a deep dive into one of the world's fastest-growing technology sectors: data centres. From their growing role as critical infrastructure across Europe to the rapid expansion underway across the UAE and Saudi Arabia, Steve and Shane explore what's driving the data centre boom—and what it means for security. Drawing on a career that began "sitting on a roll of cable" as a systems integrator, Shane shares how his hands-on engineering experience has shaped his approach to security, ICT, cyber security, and operational technology (OT). Along the way, Steve and Shane explore the shift from traditional cloud infrastructure to AI-driven data centres, the growing demands on power, liquid cooling, structural design, and fibre infrastructure, and why resilience, efficiency, and security are becoming increasingly important as data centres evolve. About Our Guest: Shane Garner is Head of Security and ICT at Pure Data Centre Group. With a hands-on background spanning systems integration, engineering, and design, Shane now oversees a broad range of systems across data centre design and build, including security, ICT, cyber security, OT networks, building management systems (BMS), power management systems (PMS), and extra-low voltage (ELV) infrastructure. Chapters: (0:00:16) – Introduction & The GCC Data Centre Expansion Steve and Shane open the episode discussing the global surge in data centre construction, its classification as Critical National Infrastructure (CNI), and the massive expansion currently taking place across the UAE and Saudi Arabia. (0:01:45) – From "Sitting on a Roll of Cable" to Head of Security & ICT Shane reflects on his journey from configuring servers and working in communications rooms to overseeing security and ICT, and why understanding technology at a granular level remains invaluable when designing co...

Cameras as Super Sensors: Drones, Cloud, and AI in Modern Command Centres

39 min

In this episode of Security Tech Talk, host Steve Kenny sits down with Eddie Reyes, a US law enforcement veteran whose career spans frontline policing, emergency communications, and public safety technology. Describing Eddie as a rare "security unicorn," Steve highlights his unique ability to combine decades of operational experience with a genuine passion for emerging security technologies. Together, they explore how AI, cloud connectivity, drones, and intelligent video are reshaping command centres—and why experience on the ground remains essential for making technology truly effective. Drawing on more than three decades of experience - from carrying six-shot revolvers and shoulder-mounted VHS cameras in 1980s Washington, D.C., t to directing a 120-person 911 emergency communications centre and managing security for luxury megaprojects in the Middle East—Eddie reflects on how public safety technology has evolved. Along the way, Steve and Eddie explore why cameras should now be viewed as intelligent "super sensors" and discuss AI-powered analytics, live video dispatch, drones as first responders, and why human-in-the-loop AI is essential for saving lives, reducing administrative burden, and helping security professionals make better-informed decisions. About Our Guest: Eddie Reyes is a decorated US law enforcement veteran with 28 years of frontline policing experience and four years as Director of a 120-person 911 emergency communications centre outside Washington, D.C. Eddie has spent the latter part of his career advising municipalities, public safety organisations, and high-profile private sector developments across the UAE on public safety technology, command centre operations, and emergency communications. Chapters: (0:00:38) – The Security "Unicorn": Where Experience Meets Technology Steve introduces the episode by discussing the industry divide between operational practitioners (law enforcement/military backgrounds) and technical engineers, identifyin...

Demystifying Martyn’s Law: A Reality Check on UK Protect Duty Compliance

30 min

In this live episode of Security Tech Talk, host Steve Kenny sits down with an expert panel of former law enforcement, military, and corporate security leaders to unpack the impending Terrorism Protection of Premises Act - widely known as Martyn’s Law or the UK Protect Duty. Together, the panel cuts through the industry myths and high-pressure sales tactics to offer a practical, common-sense reality check. They explore why compliance is about driving safe outcomes rather than just buying new hardware, how large-scale franchises are already preparing, and why the "people side" of security - training, confidence, and culture - is the most critical element of any protective strategy. About Our Guests: Tim Molden: Board Director for ACES and Head of Security and Licensing for Capital Archers (the UK's largest McDonald's franchise). Tim brings the practical perspective of an organization responsible for protecting thousands of premises and millions of daily customers.Rachel Webb: Director of Security and Strategy for Mitie, and a former Intelligence Corps officer in the British Army. Rachel specializes in risk management and strategic organizational security.John Campbell: Founder of Campbell Sutherland Crisis Leadership and former Chief Constable of Thames Valley Police. John previously served as the National Police Lead for Protection and Prepare as part of the UK’s counter-terrorism Contest Strategy. Chapters: (0:00:00) – Introduction & Reality Checking Martyn’s Law Steve introduces the panel and kicks off an honest discussion on cutting through the misconceptions surrounding the Terrorism Protection of Premises Act. The panel emphasizes that the Act is fundamentally about good risk management and evolving existing security practices. (0:03:21) – Debunking the Technology & Compliance Myths John and Rachel demystify the compliance landscape, reminding listeners that there is no such thing as "certified compliant equipment." They discuss the lessons learned from the Man...

Paying It Forward: The Side of Security We Don't Talk About Enough

38 min

In this episode of Security Tech Talk, host Steve Kenny sits down with Mike Petty, Managing Director for EMEA and APAC at Thermal Radar and the current Chair of the ASIS Foundation. Steve and Mike take a look behind the scenes of one of the industry's most impactful charitable organizations, exploring how it helps security professionals worldwide advance their careers. The conversation covers the vital importance of professional development, the prestige of certifications like the CPP and PSP, and how the "Foundation Five" corporate sponsorship model (championed by organizations like Axis Communications) directly funds life-changing scholarships. About Our Guest: Mike Petty: Managing Director for EMEA and APAC at Thermal Radar Imaging, LLC, and Chairman of the ASIS Foundation Board of Trustees. A dedicated industry volunteer since 1996, Mike has climbed the ranks from local chapter leadership to regional management, succeeding Martin Gill as the global head of the ASIS Foundation. Chapters: (0:00:30) – Introduction & The Lifelong Volunteer Journey Steve and Mike open the episode with some light-hearted banter before diving into Mike’s 30-year journey as an industry volunteer. Mike details his progression from local chapter leadership in the United States to his current role leading the global ASIS Foundation. (0:02:43) – What is the ASIS Foundation? Mike outlines the core mission of the Foundation as a charitable entity designed to support the 35,000 members of ASIS International. He explains how corporate sponsorships fund certification grants for those who are changing careers or navigating financial hardship. (0:05:09) – Academic Research and Defining "Security Culture" A preview of the Foundation's upcoming PhD-level research paper focused on security culture. Mike describes the difference between an organisation's corporate culture and an industry identity, challenging technical engineers and guarding forces to see themselves truly as "security pr...

The Hacker Blueprint: Crowdsourcing Cybersecurity and the Reality of AI Targets

28 min

In this live recording of Security Tech Talk, host Steve Kenny explores the rapidly evolving world of offensive cybersecurity with Kevin Kersley, Regional Director for EMEA at Bugcrowd. Fresh off being featured by the BBC, Kevin shares how Bugcrowd connects global organizations with a massive network of ethical hackers to identify hidden vulnerabilities before malicious actors can exploit them. Steve and Kevin dive deep into the fundamental shift from traditional penetration testing to continuous crowdsourced security. They unpack the real-world implications of the UK’s Product Security and Telecommunications Infrastructure (PSTI) Act, examine how malicious actors are moving from "AI as a threat" to "AI as a target" via data poisoning, and discuss why leading physical security manufacturers like Axis Communications are championing transparent public and private bug bounty programs. About Our Guest: Kevin Kersley: Regional Director across EMEA for Bugcrowd. Kevin is an expert in crowdsourced threat intelligence, helping enterprises navigate compliance, manage vulnerability disclosure programs (VDPs), and harness the ingenuity of the global ethical hacking community to secure both hardware and software systems. Chapters: (0:00:06) – Introduction & The Limits of Pen Testing Steve welcomes Kevin to the show. Kevin breaks down the core difference between a standard penetration test (a rigid, time-boxed checklist of known flaws) and a bug bounty program, which unleashes creative human ingenuity to find completely unknown vulnerabilities. (0:02:40) – Inside Bug Bounty Programs & Vetting Ethical Hackers Kevin highlights Axis Communications’ forward-thinking stance on public and private bug bounty programs. He addresses common misconceptions about the hacking community and explains how Bugcrowd monitors and maintains strict trust frameworks. (0:04:30) – The PSTI Act & Online Neighborhood Watch A deep dive into the UK's Product Security and Telecommunications Infras...

Operations Drive Design: Avoiding the Pitfalls of Modern Control Room Layouts

28 min

To kick off Season Two of Security Tech Talk, host Steve Kenny is back to explore a topic that takes him straight back to his roots in the industry: the evolution, design, and master-planning of modern command and control centres (CCCs). Joining him for this deep dive is Justin Vaughan, Director of Public Safety and Security at PwC Middle East. Justin brings first-hand insights from working on some of the world's most ambitious greenfield megaprojects and smart cities in the Gulf region. Together, Steve and Justin challenge the outdated notion that control rooms should operate in isolated security silos. Instead, they discuss the rise of cognitive nerve centres that converge physical security, urban mobility, smart building systems, and crisis resilience into a single unified platform. From the true impact of artificial intelligence to the emerging world of space-based geospatial intelligence, this episode serves as an essential reality check for anyone building or managing a modern control room. About Our Guest: Justin Vaughan is the Director of Public Safety and Security at PwC Middle East. Justin has spent over 15 years advising governments, developers, and critical infrastructure operators across Europe and the Middle East on public safety technology, safe city architectures, and border security master-planning. Chapters: (0:00:21) – Season 2 Kickoff: The Shift to Unified Platforms Steve welcomes Justin to the show to dissect the unprecedented scale of modern smart city command centres. Justin shares how the Middle East has built upon historical integration challenges faced by Europe and the US, moving away from fragmented applications toward intuitive, single-pane-of-glass operations. (0:02:31) – The Convergence of Smart Cities and Public Safety Control rooms are no longer just about physical security. Inspired by pioneering projects like Rio de Janeiro’s operations centre, modern CCCs now weave in urban mobility, traffic monitoring, health infrastruct...

Investing in Expertise: The Strategic Value of Education for Security Professionals

33 min

Markus Lai joins Steve in-studio in Lund, Sweden to explore the significance of education and professional development in the security technology industry. As the Regional Manager Engineering & Training - Northern Europe, Markus discusses various learning styles, the importance of certifications, and the role of employers in facilitating continuous learning. Steve and Markus also highlight the value of vendor training and the need for adaptable learning methods to meet individual needs. The discussion emphasizes that education is not just a personal benefit but also enhances the overall quality and competence within the industry.    About our guest:  Markus Lai  has been a part of the Axis Northern Europe sales team since 2011. Acting as a part of a team of trusted advisors within the engineering team he has worked with partners and customers in various roles throughout his time at Axis. Today he is Regional Manager Engineering & Training Northern Europe. Previous to joining Axis, Markus worked with software and hardware development within segments such as CNI, Industry and Telecommunications.   Connect with Markus on LinkedIn  Chapters:  (03:00) - The Value of Education and Certifications  This chapter explores how education and certifications serve as key differentiators in career advancement and provide external validation and credibility.   (09:00) - Vendor-Led Training and Its Benefits  The discussion highlights the insights and innovations that vendor-led training can offer, emphasizing its role in continuous professional development.  (15:00) - Adapting Learning Methods  The conversation shifts to the need for adaptable learning methods that cater to individual needs and preferences, ensuring effective knowledge acquisition.  (21:00) - Industry Regulations and Continuous Learning  This section covers the impact of industry regulations on the necessity for ongoing education and how it ensures compliance and up-to-date knowledge.    Resources:  Learn more about...

PropTech Revolution: How Technology is Reshaping Commercial Real Estate

26 min

In this episode of Security Tech Talk, commercial real estate and marketing expert Sienna Cacan delves into the transformative post-pandemic shifts in commercial real estate. She and Steve talk about how the growing demand for high-quality office spaces and advancements in PropTech are reshaping the industry. Sienna shares her expertise on the critical integration of technology and sustainability, highlighting the role of IoT and ESG compliance in creating smarter urban landscapes.   About our guest:  With 10+ years’ experience in marketing in both B2C and B2B, Sienna has been working with strategic global marketing and demand creation at Axis Communications for the last six years. She is responsible for the Technology & IT and Commercial Real Estate verticals and is focused on end customers and key partners when driving segment growth.    Connect with Sienna on LinkedIn  Chapters:  (0:00:00) - Commercial Real Estate Trends and Innovations  Explore the post-pandemic evolution of commercial real estate, highlighting the growing divide between Class A and lower-tier buildings and the importance of balancing physical office presence with flexible work arrangements.  (0:14:07) - Emerging Trends in PropTech Industry  Sienna educates Steve on the burgeoning PropTech sector, emphasizing advancements in AI, green building innovations, and the importance of breaking silos with open standards amidst evolving tenant expectations.  (0:21:53) - Maximizing Efficiency in Commercial Real Estate  Steve and Sienna focus on the critical integration of cybersecurity from the design phase in smart buildings to achieve cost savings and efficiency, underscoring the necessity of interoperability and standard compliance.    Resources:  Read more about WeWork office spaces worldwide  Get info on the European Council’s ESG Compliance Regulations  See information on Smart Spaces and PropTech innovation  Listen to the episodes Steve mentioned:  Episode with Dan Drogman from Smart Spaces   Episo...

Beyond Green: How Legislation Is Driving Ethical and Sustainable Design in Security Tech

34 min

In this episode of Security Tech Talk, Steve is joined by Kieran Byrne, A&E Manager at Axis Communications, for a deep and practical conversation about sustainability, total cost of ownership, and the evolving legislative landscape shaping the security industry. Kieran and Steve discuss how sustainability has evolved beyond “green initiatives” into a broader commitment to ethics, human rights, and corporate responsibility — and how new European directives are making compliance a business-critical priority. Together, they unpack how smart building design, interoperability, and energy-conscious technology choices can help organizations meet their sustainability targets while reducing operational costs.  About Our Guest:  Kieran Byrne is a dedicated technologist specialising in IP-based solutions and innovations for security and video surveillance, focused on enhancing security and optimising business performance. Leading the Architecture & Engineering (A&E) Program for Axis Communications in the UK and Ireland, Kieran supports consultants and specifiers in developing world-leading security designs. He is also an active contributor to industry associations, including the UK and Ireland chapters of ASIS International.  Connect with Kieran on LinkedIn  Chapters  (0:00:00) – Introducing Sustainability in Security  Steve welcomes Kieran and sets the stage for a conversation on sustainability, total cost of ownership, and legislation driving change in the security and smart building sectors.  (0:05:00) – Beyond “Green”: What Sustainability Really Means  Kieran explains how sustainability extends beyond environmental issues to include ethics, human rights, and responsible sourcing — referencing key global examples like the Rana Plaza disaster.  (0:10:30) – Legislation, Compliance, and Accountability  The conversation dives into new regulatory frameworks like the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CS3D), emphasizing how compliance now affects entire supply c...

The Digital Gold Rush: AI and the Future of Data Centres

32 min

Peter Dempsey, a seasoned expert in the security industry with over 30 years of experience, joins Security Tech Talk to discuss the rapid evolution of the data centre market, driven largely by advancements in AI and the increasing demand for digital infrastructure. Peter and Steve’s conversation covers the challenges of power supply, the importance of data sovereignty, and the shift towards second-tier countries for data centre investments. They also delve into the security challenges faced by data centres and the innovative technologies being implemented to address these issues.  About our guest: Peter Dempsey has spent 25+ years in the security sector undertaking various roles of being responsibility for key elements of mission critical projects across a number of different vertical markets. For the last, three years Peter has focused his attentions on how security technologies best support a business’s security strategy, whilst driving the adoption and elevating the importance of cybersecurity and emerging technologies for physical security practitioners in the Data Centers. Peter’s passion for the industry can be traced back to the huge success in Ireland with Hyper Scale and Multi-Tenant Data Centre (MTDC) deployments over the last number of years. Connect with Peter on LinkedIn Chapters: 0:00 - The Digital Gold Rush: Transforming Data Centers Steve and Peter talk about the exponential growth of data centers fueled by AI advancements, highlighting the shift from traditional data centers to high-demand "AI factories" and the substantial investments reshaping the digital infrastructure landscape. 12:35 - AI's Architectural Mastery and Market Expansion Focusing on AI's groundbreaking capabilities in designing complex structures, this chapter examines the rapid technological advancements and emerging opportunities in the EMEA market, with a spotlight on countries like the UAE and Saudi Arabia as burgeoning digital hubs. 25:20 - Revolutionizing Data Center Security...

Transforming Security: The Rise of Hybrid Solutions and Ethical AI

36 min

Steve and Axis’ David Needham delve into the evolution of security technology and discuss Axis' innovative “Power of One” campaign is reshaping the landscape with seamless tech integration and hybrid security solutions. We'll explore the growing demand for holistic security approaches, the benefits of cloud solutions, and the integration of hybrid systems that enhance cybersecurity and operational efficiency. David shares his unique perspective on the transformative potential of IP video technology, the ethical use of AI, and the expansive applications of modern surveillance systems. From business intelligence to body-worn cameras, learn how these advancements are revolutionizing security and enhancing worker safety. Don't miss this opportunity to stay informed about the dynamic future of security technology. About our guest: David Needham is Axis Communications' UK & Ireland Sales manager. With over a decade of experience, he has significantly influenced Axis' strategy, especially through the Power of One campaign. His engineering and sales background gives him a unique view on integrating new technologies into solutions. David promotes the integration of hybrid and cloud solutions, balancing open ecosystems with comprehensive portfolios. He highlights the benefits of ethical AI and IP video technology for security and operational efficiency. Connect with David on LinkedIn Chapters: Introduction and Power of One (0:00:06) David Needham discusses Axis Communications' Power of One campaign, highlighting its impact on end-to-end portfolio integration and open ecosystems in the security industry. Hybrid and Cloud Security Solutions (0:09:56) A dive into the sophistication of hybrid systems, emphasizing their role in enhancing cybersecurity through cloud-managed services and the integration of diverse technologies. Advanced Surveillance and Business Intelligence (0:14:48) Exploring the potential of modern surveillance technology in improving operational efficiency and...

Designing Urban Spaces with Safety and Sustainability

35 min

In this episode, Leigh Harper (Associate Director for Security at Cundall), explores the link between security and sustainability in urban development. With experience across various regions, she stresses the need to integrate security measures early in master planning. Leigh discusses the importance of coordination with architects to balance aesthetics and functionality, particularly in lighting, road infrastructure, and security systems. The episode highlights using Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) to reduce crime and improve safety, while tackling environmental challenges and respecting wildlife. Leigh and Steve discuss how AI and technology can create efficient security systems that lower carbon emissions and energy use. She emphasizes strategies for recycling, aligning sustainability goals with industry standards, and ensuring security systems are user-friendly. The episode concludes by focusing on engaging end-users to enhance their experience, offering insights into integrating security and sustainability for smarter, more responsible cities. About our guest: Leigh Harper, Associate Director for Security at Cundall, is an expert in urban development, focusing on integrating security and sustainability. With experience in the Middle East, APAC, Europe, and the UK, Leigh stresses the importance of embedding security measures in master planning to prevent vulnerabilities. In 2024, she won the Security/Risk Manager of the Year award at the Fire & Security Matters Awards in the UK. Leigh was also nominated for the Security Industry Woman of the Year award. She advocates for innovative recycling strategies, AI in efficient security, and engaging with end users to ensure technology meets their needs, illustrating how sustainability and security can create smarter urban environments. Connect with Leigh on LinkedIn Chapters: Master Planning and Security Considerations (0:00:06) Leigh and Steve discuss the critical role of master planning in embed...

Unifying Forces: ONVIF's Collaborative Approach to Security

31 min

Steve welcomes Leo Levit, chair of ONVIF (Open Network Video Interface Forum), to talk about the evolution of IP security standards. Leo and Steve discuss ONVIF's journey from its founding by Axis, Bosch, and Sony in 2008, overcoming initial skepticism, to becoming the standard for interoperability. Leo highlights ONVIF's growth, noting the increasing number of conformant products, even from companies initially resistant to open standards. He covers ONVIF's current and future initiatives, such as integrating IP audio with VMS, developing a cloud profile for camera-to-cloud communication, and creating a working group for data-driven applications. Leo and Steve also discuss efforts to maintain video authenticity amid AI advancements, ensuring trust in video content. The conversation highlights ONVIF's dedication to innovation and interoperability, providing valuable insights for industry insiders and end-users as ONVIF continues to shape security technology's future. About our guest: Leo Levit is a business leader with a unique combination of a strong technical and sales background, product management experience, passionate leadership, winning commercial mindset and entrepreneurship. Leo is the Steering Committee Chairman of ONVIF and leads the major industry standardisation alliance within the physical security industry.  As Director of System Integration (Solution Management), Leo believes in experience, trust, passion and result. These key words describe a business-driven leader in the international environment. Leo’s passion is to drive company growth and profitability by business excellence and focus on customer needs, as well as educating, and guiding manufacturers on interoperability, integration and the future of technological innovation. Connect with Leo on LinkedIn Chapters: The Future of ONVIF (0:00:06) Leo Levitt discusses the origins and growth of ONVIF, highlighting its evolution from industry skepticism to becoming the standard for interoperability in...

Sustainable Surveillance: The Role of Optimized Storage

37 min

Steve invites SecureLogiq’s Ben Yoxall to explore the transformative power of optimized storage solutions in video surveillance and security systems. Ben talks about how these innovations not only drive cost efficiency but also align with sustainability goals, offering a competitive edge in today's eco-conscious market. Delve into the evolving IT infrastructure of control rooms, where compact and energy-efficient hardware is replacing outdated systems, improving both environmental impact and operational conditions. We talk about the intricacies of cloud storage, hybrid solutions, and the potential of AI-specific hardware and Erasure Encoding in reshaping the security industry. This insightful discussion equips you with strategies to enhance system design and total cost of ownership, ensuring you stay ahead in the rapidly changing landscape of security technology. About our guest: Ben Yoxall has been working in the security industry since leaving higher education, starting as an apprentice and working his way through installation, service, the specialist system division, project management and finally, into sales. Ben was appointed to the Secure Logiq board in 2022 after 5 years with the business and has now risen to the top as Joint Managing Director.  He is committed, organised, efficient and driven in everything he does. He brings a ‘can do’ attitude to the Secure Logiq team with critical thinking applied to his acquired knowledge to achieve and drive the business goals. In his previous role Ben managed the most prosperous customer base in UK largest security installer. Ben is known for his drive and tenacity and ability to get the job done Connect with Ben on LinkedIn Chapters: [00:00:00] Understanding the Importance of Sustainable Storage Solutions This chapter delves into the critical impact of storage solutions on sustainability and total cost of ownership in security systems. [00:10:15] The Evolution of IT Infrastructure in Modern Control Rooms Explore the s...

Transforming Physical Security: Navigating Cybersecurity Regulations and Compliance

34 min

In this episode seasoned expert  in the physical security industry Baldvin Gislason Bern, discusses the critical transformation of cybersecurity regulations and compliance. The conversation delves into Baldwvin's journey from researcher to cybersecurity pioneer, highlighting the industry's pivotal shift towards cybersecurity – starting in 2014. Key topics include the impact of European regulations such as the NIS2 directive and the Cyber Resilience Act, which aim to address market vulnerabilities and enhance societal resilience against cyber threats. Baldwin emphasizes the importance of understanding the differences between frameworks, standards, and regulations, and their roles in safeguarding critical infrastructure. The discussion also explores the significance of product security and adaptable regulations in the tech industry, focusing on standards like the UK’s Product Security and Telecommunications Infrastructure (PSTI) Act and HCE. Baldvin and Steve share insights from their experiences at Axis, underscoring the necessity for ongoing cybersecurity vigilance and proactive approaches beyond mere regulatory compliance. The episode provides valuable guidance for organizations navigating the complex landscape of cybersecurity legislation, stressing the importance of prioritizing security practices to build comprehensive cybersecurity strategies across various sectors. About our guest: Baldvin Gislason Bern is a distinguished figure in the cybersecurity and physical security industries, boasting over 25 years of extensive experience. Beginning his career as a researcher, Baldvin quickly transitioned into various senior engineering roles, significantly contributing to the field of cybersecurity. His career trajectory is marked by pivotal roles within organizations such as Axis Communications, where he played an instrumental part in shaping the company's approach to cybersecurity, particularly during the industry's transformative shift in 2014. Baldvin's expertise i...

The Future of AI in Security: Enhancing Human Capabilities and Ethical Considerations

34 min

Join us as Florian Matusek, Director of AI Strategy at Genetec, takes us on a journey into the evolving role of artificial intelligence in the security industry. Florian and Steve shed light on how AI has transitioned from its early days to today's sophisticated generative models. Emphasizing AI as a tool to augment human capabilities, rather than replace them, Florian advocates for terms like "machine intelligence" and "intelligent automation" to better reflect AI's practical applications.  Steve and Florian address crucial topics such as responsible AI regulations and ethical data usage, drawing comparisons to frameworks like the EU AI Act and GDPR. They stress the importance of self-regulation and ethical standards in deploying AI technologies, especially in security applications. Listen as we review some valuable insights into AI's future in security, setting the stage for future episodes that will continue to explore the implications and advancements of this dynamic technology. About our guest: Florian Matsuek is an expert in artificial intelligence strategy, currently serving as the Director of AI Strategy at Genetec following the acquisition of his venture, Kiwi Security. With a rich background that began at Skype as a video expert, Florian has become a prominent figure in video analytics and AI, recognized for his contributions through an Amazon global bestseller, "Nowhere to Hide," along with numerous scientific publications and patents. As a sought-after public speaker, Florian has been featured in outlets such as Wired and the LA Times and hosts the podcast "Video Analytics 101." Holding a PhD in information processing science, his expertise is deeply rooted in media computer science and computer vision. Florian also plays a vital role as a member of the AI advisory board for the Security Industry Association (SEIA) in the US. Known for his engaging discussions on AI's role in augmenting human capabilities, Florian emphasizes the importance of ethical con...

Legislation Meets Reality in Cybersecurity

37 min

In this episode of "Security Tech Talk," cybersecurity expert Mike Gillespie delves into the intricate relationship between cybersecurity legislation and business practices. With over 35 years of experience, Mike provides a critical analysis of the gap between legislative intentions and their practical implementation in the business world. The episode explores key challenges such as the disconnect between lawmakers and businesses, the complexities of supply chain security, and the necessity for agile certification processes to keep pace with technological advancements.  Steve and Mike discuss the pressing need for industries, particularly construction and infrastructure, to integrate cybersecurity considerations into their projects from the outset. Mike brings us his opinions on the potential of cybersecurity to transform networks into vital business assets rather than mere security tools and the importance of frameworks like the NIS2 directive and the Cyber Resilience Act in ensuring secure technologies and better data management. Through these insights, Steve and Mike encourage organizations to prioritize cybersecurity as a critical aspect of modern business operations. About our guest: Mike Gillespie is a seasoned security expert with over 35 years of experience. His career began in the British military, transitioning into a 25-year focus on cybersecurity. He is the founder of Advent IM and holds numerous leadership positions, including Director at the Security Institute and Vice President of the Center for Strategic Cyberspace and Security Science. Mike also led a steering group for the UK Surveillance Camera Commissioner, focusing on secure by design and secure by default certification. With his extensive background in both physical and electronic security, Mike is uniquely qualified to address today's cybersecurity challenges. Connect with Mike on LinkedIn  Chapters: (00:06) Cybersecurity Challenges in Security Industry  Mike Gillespie discusses the complexi...

Opportunities and Challenges in Middle Eastern Security

36 min

Tertius Woldaardt, a leading authority in architecture engineering and business development for Axis Communications, brings his profound insight into the security sector in the Middle East, a landscape ripe with opportunity and fraught with unique challenges. With nearly two decades of rich experience, Tertius helps us navigate through the transformative journey of the region's economies as they pivot away from oil dependency towards sectors like hospitality and tourism. Saudi Arabia’s ambitious projects and Dubai's remarkable evolution serve as prime examples of this shift. As we unpack the intricacies of the local regulations and standards that dictate security system design and implementation, the episode becomes a crucial guide for businesses aiming to thrive in the Middle East by understanding these critical nuances. Our conversation delves into the intricate dance between safety, technology, and regulatory compliance that defines cities like Dubai. About our guest: Tertius is the Architecture & Engineering Manager for Axis Communications in the Middle East & Africa. With over 15 years of rich experience in the security industry, Tertius has been an integral part of Axis Communications for nearly a decade, having held diverse roles across engineering, sales, and business development. In his current role, Tertius is focused on managing and optimizing relationships with architects and engineering consultants throughout the region. His role is pivotal in ensuring effective collaboration and integration of Axis's security solutions into architectural and engineering projects, driving both innovation and excellence. Tertius’s extensive background and deep industry knowledge make him a key asset in aligning Axis Communications' strategic goals with the needs of the architectural and engineering communities. Connect with Tertius on LinkedIn Chapters: Security Standards in the Middle East (0:00:08) Tertius discusses the substantial growth and unique regulatory challen...

Revolutionizing Smart Building Solutions: From Integration Challenges to AI-Driven Security

33 min

In this episode we delve into the transformative journey of Smart Spaces, led by CEO and co-founder Dan Drogman. From its inception as a software consultancy in 2010, to its current status as a trailblazer in the PropTech industry – Smart Spaces has been at the forefront of integrating cutting-edge technologies to enhance modern office environments. Discover how Dan and his team have harnessed innovations like Apple's iBeacon and AI-driven security solutions to revolutionize access control, climate management, and visitor interactions, particularly in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. Join us as we explore the challenges and breakthroughs in smart building integration over the past five years, and learn how companies have shifted their perspective from viewing smart technology as a risk to recognizing it as a crucial competitive advantage. Dan shares insights on the role of AI and open protocol systems in enhancing building security and the importance of collaboration with security consultants and stakeholders. And, listen in as Steve and Dan envision a future where frictionless access control and digital transformation drive energy efficiency and unparalleled customer satisfaction in smart building solutions. About our guest: Dan Drogman is a software development entrepreneur who first entered the market in 2004. He is a founding partner, owner and Managing Director at Smart Spaces; a London based PropTech, Software Development Consultancy ‘where design meets technology’ set up in 2010 and now employing 35+ .Net, C# web developers and UX/UI designers working across the office, retail, residential and industrial markets. Source: https://www.smartspaces.app/about/ Connect with Dan on LinkedIn Chapters: (0:00:08) - Smart Building Solutions  Dan Drogman, CEO of Smart Spaces, introduces the journey of his company from a software consultancy to a leader in the prop tech industry. The chapter delves into how Smart Spaces utilizes IoT and Apple's iBeacon technology to en...

Unlocking Innovation: The Future of Security Technology Partnerships

34 min

Veteran security industry expert Jamie Donald from Axis Communications shares his wisdom on the fast-evolving landscape of security technology. With nearly three decades of industry experience, Jamie takes us through the journey from a fragmented market to a more unified, consolidated one. We delve into the strategic importance of open ecosystems and the necessity of technology partnerships, particularly in video management systems and analytics, to enhance both security measures and operational efficiency. Jamie also provides insight into the challenges and opportunities that come with market consolidation and why adopting an IT mindset is crucial to effectively navigate these changes. While AI has often been overstated, Jamie and Steve discuss its potential for innovation when companies collaborate meaningfully. The discussion touches on the complexities faced by small developers in choosing between edge, server, or cloud solutions, and how collective investments can greatly enhance the value of technological solutions. About our guest: Working in the Global Sales Solutions team at Axis Communications, Jamie is responsible for managing and optimizing relationships with strategic alliance ecosystem partners, to deliver joint solutions for the enterprise business customers. Prior to joining Axis, Jamie worked in the security industry for 17 years, holding a range of sales and commercial roles. This included 2 years Business Development in Saudi Arabia. Connect with Jamie on LinkedIn Chapters: The Future of Security Technology Partnerships (00:00) Jamie and Steve discuss the industry's shift from fragmentation to consolidation and emphasizes the importance of open ecosystems and partnerships in video management and analytics for enhancing security and operational efficiency. Exploring Technology Partnerships and Innovations (10:30) This section highlights the potential of AI when integrated through technology partnerships, the challenges faced by small developers...

Navigating Retail Security: Combating Violence, Crime, and Fraud in a Changing Landscape

41 min

In this episode we are joined by Corin Dennison, an expert with extensive experience in law enforcement and retail security. Together, we delve into the pressing challenges facing the retail industry, including the rise of retail-specific violence and the economic implications of crime. Despite widespread security measures, criminals remain undeterred, leading to tough decisions about store location viability and financial transparency. We explore innovative strategies to balance safety and sales, as well as the importance of accurate crime recording and the role of technology in building offender profiles. The conversation extends to the digital realm, highlighting the surge of returns fraud in e-commerce, exacerbated by social media platforms. We discuss the necessity of robust data sharing and advanced technological defenses to counteract these threats. Additionally, the episode addresses the controversial use of facial recognition technology, weighing its potential benefits against privacy concerns. About our guest: At the helm of Insight Retail Risk Consultancy as Managing Partner, Corin Dennison’s focus is on delivering top-tier guidance, expertise and services to clients. Leveraging a distinguished career in corporate security and retail risk management, he specialises in crafting robust risk protection and mitigation models for retail brands / solution providers and implementing advanced technical solutions. The strategies developed under his direction have been instrumental in safeguarding assets and mitigating significant P&L losses for global companies. Previously within risk leadership roles with brands such as Burberry & adidas, Corin cultivated a comprehensive security approach spanning six regions. His expertise in corporate investigations, IP protection, and consumer risk was pivotal in establishing global compliance frameworks. Within these organization, Corin’s efforts consistently optimized operations, bolstered brand integrity, and contributed t...

Building the Future: Navigating the Evolution and Collaboration in Smart Cities

29 min

What if the cities of tomorrow could offer more than just a promise of technological advancement, but a tangible improvement in the quality of urban life? Steve welcomes Andrea Sorri to share insights on how smart cities are evolving, with lessons drawn from the established frameworks of European metropolises and new opportunities in the Middle East. They discuss the dynamic interplay between traditional infrastructure and cutting-edge innovation, and how each city, regardless of its stage of maturity, can harness technology to enhance urban mobility, safety, and citizen engagement. Learn how cities are integrating existing resources, such as video surveillance systems, for dual-use purposes, maximizing their potential for public safety and environmental monitoring. Amidst the promise of smart cities, challenges such as scaling designs and ensuring cybersecurity are ever-present. Andrea highlights the importance of leveraging local resources and fostering innovation through City Labs and technology enablers in rapidly developing regions. Hear about the groundbreaking technologies being installed in places like Saudi Arabia, and why no single city can be hailed as the perfect model.  About our guest: With over 25 years of experience, Andrea Sorri is Segment Development Manager Smart Cities EMEA at Axis Communications. Andrea Sorri helps put Smart City solutions into practice at Axis Communications, where he is responsible for key markets. He has globally created and implemented efficient strategies for cities and critical infrastructure. His daily commitments include introducing technology that brings effective benefits to communities, particularly in the public safety, mobility and environmental monitoring areas, with a strong focus on enabling cities to reach their sustainable development goals (SDGs). Connect with Andrea on LinkedIn Chapters: (00:05) Evolution and Challenges of Smart Cities: Smart cities vary in maturity and face challenges in upgrading infrastru...

Introducing: Security Tech Talk with Steve Kenny

2 min

Welcome to Security Tech Talk, the podcast where we redefine the future of security. Hosted by Steve Kenny, an industry leader from Axis Communications, this show is your gateway to cutting-edge security technology and innovative strategies. Whether you're in physical or cyber security, this podcast is designed to inspire and inform. Join us as we explore the evolving landscape of security systems, dive into topics like artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, smart buildings, smart cities, security industry regulations and more. Each episode brings you thought-provoking discussions with industry disruptors and innovators who challenge the status quo. From smart city ecosystems to the unique challenges faced by retailers balancing security and sales, we cover it all. Expect engaging dialogues, fresh perspectives, and expert insights into the trends shaping the security sector today and tomorrow. Don't miss out on your chance to stay ahead in the security industry—subscribe now on Spotify, Amazon, and Apple Podcasts. Your journey to mastering the security landscape starts here with Security Tech Talk! Meet your host Steve Kenny: Steve has spent 14 years in the security sector undertaking various roles that have seen him take responsibility for key elements of mission critical, high profile projects across a number of different vertical markets. For the last several years, Steve has focused his attention on how technologies can best complement day to day operations and specifically address operational issues by supporting the A&E consultant community across Northern Europe. Steve is a committee member for ASIS International focusing on Education for the security sector and the UK technology advisor for TINYg (Terrorist Information New York group). Connect with Steve on LinkedIn More about Axis Communications: Axis enables a smarter and safer world by creating solutions for improving security and business performance. As a network technology company and industry leade...

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