Discover our combination of expertise, security professionals, technology and data analytics to manage risks and enhance value. Download the full guide here. With an extensive range of security systems and products, we can help businesses reach their security objectives by increasing their revenues, reducing the costs of managing risk, protecting critical assets or improving service delivery to customers.
G4S has a global Risk Consulting capability offering trusted security advice. We support our knowledge of global security trends with a deep understanding of our customers' unique needs. We have an enviable heritage with more than years in the security industry. Our purpose, vision, mission and values are core to shaping the culture of our organisation, helping to guide, unite, differentiate and sustain us. They are integral to everything we do. G4S is a market leader and we provide a broad range of products and services in over 90 countries.
This breadth provides us with a strong understanding and clear visibility of how security and trends are evolving across the world. When a global IT company chose to lease out the majority of their Tokyo office after Covid, G4S quickly adapted its security offering. Move into smart cities marks a natural progression for G4S Serbia with its strong track record of delivering electronic security systems.
The threat of subversive attacks is on the increase, and business can take steps to reduce this. MI5 has warned vice-chancellors that British universities are being targeted by hostile states to steal sensitive research. With insider threats on the increase, G4S Academy International Director Noah Price explains the risks and threats employees can pose to your organisation and how to prevent them.
This is an abridged version of his presentation. Businesses must prepare for a double-digit increase in climate change hazards that impact physical security in the next year and could threaten supply chains, people and finance. News headlines continue to show evidence of the devastating effects of illegal mining in SA. A few weeks ago the inquest into the Lily Mine disaster concluded that the failure to combat illegal mining in the area contributed to the collapse of the mine, in which three people were killed.
