Hosted by the Home Office’s Joint Security & Resilience Centre (JSaRC), Security & Policing offers a world‐class opportunity to meet and discuss the latest advances in delivering national security and resilience with leading UK suppliers, UK and overseas government officials, and senior decision makers across the law enforcement and security sectors.
Come and meet NaCTSO’s Business Engagement Unit at our stand in the government security zone. Talk to us about our resources and guidance and find out how we are supporting businesses and organisations just like yours, to protect your customers, staff and visitors from terrorist attacks.
As well as being available at our exhibition stand NaCTSO will also be providing the following programme of keynotes and sessions across the three days:
Day one
On the first day of the conference, a Counter Terrorism Policing threat update will be provided by a senior police officer at 15:00 on the spotlight stage.
At 13:30 NaCTSO’s Head of Personal Capability will be providing an update on the Competent Persons Scheme on the spotlight stage. Visitors will hear the latest on the two parts of the scheme. The OfQual-approved, level 3 qualification, with the working title of Competent Person in the Workplace (CPIW) and a register of peer-reviewed CT Specialists, with the working title of Counter Terrorism Security Specialists Register (CTSSR)
Day two
On Day two, NaCTSO will be coordinating a panel of security experts and government officials to discuss strategies for dealing with changing threats from terrorism. The panel session will take place in the spotlight area at 14:30.
Day three
On the final day of the conference, the National Disruptive Effects Unit will be on hand at the government zone stall to engage with visitors as well as delivering a key note address at 12:30 on the spotlight stage. The National Disruptive Effects Unit are celebrating 10 years since the launch of the revolutionary Project Servator Project Servator | Counter Terrorism Policing and will be speaking about some of its main highlights over this period whilst also recognising the key role partners continue to play in making it a success. Project Servator aims to disrupt a range of criminality, including terrorism, whilst providing a reassuring presence for our communities. Developed in partnership with the National Protective Security Authority | NPSA Project Servator has been successful in gathering intelligence that has assisted counter terrorism units across the UK in investigating and preventing acts of terror. It has resulted in arrests for a multitude of offences and is responsible for removing illegal firearms, knives and drugs from the streets.
If you are interested in attending this conference, please register for a ticket via the following link Security and Policing 2025 - Apply to attend
There is no general admittance to Security & Policing and all visitors and exhibitors are subject to Home Office approval.
