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Intersec provides a comprehensive insight into the threats and risks to international security, as well as the strategic and tactical solutions being deployed to meet those threats. With a core focus on understanding, preventing and responding to the terrorist threat, the journal also covers the myriad other threats which face us in the 21st Century.

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Intersec is the world’s leading journal of international security, counter-terrorism and resilience. Published across ten issues each year, the magazine is an essential resource for policy-makers, security professionals and academics around the world. Each issue contains in-depth news, features and incident reports which keep our readers up to date with the latest threats, solutions and security technology.

Our features are written by experienced journalists, security experts and senior policy-makers, providing an unbeatable combination of insight, impartiality and editorial integrity. In an industry awash with narrow niche titles, intersec offers its readers a comprehensive perspective on the rapidly evolving security situation and a direct link to those who are shaping the responses.

Established in 1991, intersec has consistently been the publication of choice for professionals across the whole spectrum of international, domestic and corporate security. Our readership includes senior decision-makers from government, emergency services, security services, research organisations and private industry, as well as front-line personnel in the fight against terrorism and organised crime.

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2012 FEATURES LIST

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January

Bonus distribution at Smi Transport Security, ASIS Dubai
TSCM technology update
CBRN PPE for emergency services: Part 1
Baggage revolution: screening latest
Securing the facility: building protection
Destroying IEDs: beyond disruptors

Product Showcase
CBRNE threat detection

February

Bonus distribution at ISC West
CBRN PPE for emergency services: Part 2
IP surveillance update
CCTV – latest camera technology
Inside IEDs
Hostile environment training

Product Showcase
Mail bombs: threat and response

March

Bonus distribution at ASIS Europe, Counter Terror Expo
Airport baggage detection
Layering perimeter security: Part 1
EOD: latest technology
Major incident mobile command
Electronic device forensics

Product Showcase
Biometrics and mass transit

April

Bonus distribution at ISOFEX, IFSEC, Counter Terror Expo US
Layering perimeter security: Part 2
Covert surveillance for CT
Hostile environment training
Infra-red CCTV update
Biometrics and counter-insurgency

Product Showcase
Hand-held metal detectors

May

Bonus distribution at Eurosatory, Security Asia 2012
PPE: the chemical threat
Respirators: the chemical threat
UAVs and border security
Integrated homeland security tech
Special Forces: tactical CT

Product Showcase
Portable X-ray update

June

Integrating access control
Close protection: new thinking
Border security technology
Radiation detectors for responders
IED defeat uncovered

Product Showcase
EOD protective equipment

July/August

GPEC, Security Essen, ASIS International, TranSec, ISS
PPE: the chem/bio threat
Chem/bio detectors for responders
Integrating security systems: Part 1
Up-armouring vehicles against IEDs
Tackling piracy at sea

Product Showcase
Port X-ray gantries

September

Bonus distribution at Milipol Qatar, Biometrics 2012
Airport baggage screening
Liquid explosive detectors
Facial recognition tech update
TSCM: new thinking
Portable X-ray screening

Product Showcase
Body armour and ballistics

October

Sicurezza, Emergency Services Show
CBRN Defense Symposium
PPE: future technologies
Integrating security systems: Part 2
Access control: latest tech
Fencing the perimeter: Part 1
Major incident command

Product Showcase
Tactical comms for SF

November/December

Bonus distribution at Intersec Dubai 2013
Fencing the perimeter: Part 2
SF and hostage rescue
Blast mitigation building design
EOD remote vehicles
CNI protection technology

Product Showcase
Cyber security: latest tech

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Half page	£1,915
Quarter page	£1,195
Double page spread	£5,325
Inside front cover	£3,669
Inside back cover	£3,510
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RECENTLY ON

The Catastrophic Outcomes of Terror

20/01/2012 |

Interview -Dr Dave Sloggett discusses the rapidly evolving international terrorist threats, and argues European governments must do more to prepare for “catastrophic outcomes”. Interview with Robert de la Poer

Iran's Flottenpolitik

20/01/2012 |

Article -As tensions between Tehran and the West reach ever higher, John Chisholm analyses the possible outcomes of Iran’s continuing nuclear ambitions and compares their efforts to Germany’s naval escalation in the 1890s

Hostile Environments

20/01/2012 |

Article -Amid the political and civil turmoil being played out in the Middle East and North Africa, Anna Averkiou looks at how organisations can prepare their staff to operate safely while still allowing them to do their jobs

Farewell Baghdad, Hello Chaos

20/01/2012 |

Article -Anthony Tucker- Jones reports on the uncertain future facing Iraq following the US withdrawal

Scanning for Security

20/01/2012 |

Article -Joe Charlaff looks at the latest state-of-the-art scanning systems for passengers and cargo

Nano Surveillance Takes Off

20/01/2012 |

Article -Gaining detailed and timely surveillance information during a hostage incident or militant attack can be extremely difficult. Philippe Minchin argues that nano UAVs could offer security forces the insight they need to successfully resolve the situation

Disarming from a Distance

20/01/2012 |

Article -As remotely operated unmanned ground vehicles become increasingly useful in the fight against IEDs in Afghanistan, Bob Quinn discusses the technology which is helping to safely defuse the threat

Kidnap Risk

20/12/2011 |

Article -2012 Threat Watch: Paul McGrath, Director of Violent Risk Forecasting at Exclusive Analysis, discusses the violent hotspots at which there is an increasing kidnap risk in 2012

Nigeria's Taliban

20/12/2011 |

Article -Anthony Tucker-Jones reports on the growing menace posed by the Nigerian militant group Boko Haram

European Metal

22/12/2011 |

Product Showcase -With insurgent-placed IEDs continuing to threaten troops operating in hostile environments, John Chisholm examines the new ranges of armoured vehicles designed in Europe to keep soldiers safe from blasts

Islamic Extremism

20/12/2011 |

Article -Threat Watch 2012 - Anna Boyd, Head of Exclusive Analysis’s Global Jihad Analysis, forecasts key terrorism trends for 2012

'Arab Spring' Fall-out

20/12/2011 |

Article -The Middle East and North Africa Forecasting Division at Exclusive Analysis highlights key risks in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region following the “Arab Spring”

Real Phone Hacking

20/12/2011 |

Article - Gordon McKay warns of the little-known risk of illegal “out-of-air” mobile phone hacking, and discusses the detection and countermeasure technologies which can help secure your communications

A Dangerous Education

20/12/2011 |

Article - EOD technicians are required to risk their lives daily, so it is essential that they receive the best training available. Robert de la Poer asks what ingredients are needed to deliver that training

The Falling Towers

12/09/2011 |

Article - On the tenth anniversary of 9/11, former Defence Intelligence official Anthony Tucker-Jones recounts one of the worst intelligence failures in history

On All Fronts

14/09/2011 |

Article - As Israeli Special Forces continue to counter both Islamic and Jewish extremist threats, Tamir Eshel explores the many fronts of their CT efforts and the role industry is playing to help meet those threats

Pre-empting proliferation

17/09/2011 |

Article - Twenty years after the decommissioning of Kazakhstan’s Semipalatinsk nuclear testing site, Kanat Saudabayev calls for a stronger international nuclear regime to tackle proliferation

Liquid Explosives

27/07/2011 |

Article - As the airline industry continues to focus on liquid explosive threats, John Chisholm argues that far more efficacious substances could slip through with deadly consequences

Keeping pirates at bay

27/07/2011 |

Article - Jonathan Delf discusses the asymmetric threat of piracy faced by commercial shipping, and argues that long range less-lethal solutions are vital to protecting the ships and crew

Keeping watch

27/07/2011 |

Article - Eli Dotan describes the application of various unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) technologies for securing land borders, and argues the sensor package can be as important as the platform

Bin Laden's Egyptians

20/06/2011 |

Article - As the struggle to succeed Osama bin Laden begins, Anthony Tucker-Jones charts the rise of Egyptian Islamic Jihad and its hold over al-Qaeda

X-Ray on the Move

20/06/2011 |

Article - Portable Digital X-ray systems have become a mainstream tool for bomb squads. Eliyahu Dayan explores the hottest X-ray technology and discusses is role in protecting major public events

PREVIOUSLY ON

Balance of Power

The conflict in Libya has put in doubt Europe’s energy security policy. With alternative sources of natural gas in a costly dead end, Guillaume Barthe-Dejean argues the West’s stand-off with Gadaffi puts more power in Moscow’s hands
Read more...

(April 2011)

Check-up before you check-in

In the face of increasingly stringent checks on airline passengers, Peter Forrest argues the key is to verify the legitimacy of a journey before departure and calls for better information sharing between security agencies
Read more...

(April 2011)

The bite of the Tripolitanian dog

As the situation in Libya moves from uprising to open civil war, John Chisholm argues that the West cannot now abandon the rebels
Read more...

(April 2011)

Death on the Nile

John Chisholm maps the spread of revolution across the Middle East and North Africa, and warns that not all will end in democratic harmony.
Read more...

(March 2011)

Screening Standards

With a large volume of air cargo still travelling unscreened, Stephen Phipson calls for internationally harmonised security standards for air cargo screening. Read more...

(March 2011)

Interview with Baroness Neville-Jones

Baroness Neville-Jones The current British government has sought to redefine its approach to national security and the security industry. Security Minister Baroness Pauline Neville Jones tells Robert de la Poer how she is restoring balance to UK security
Read more...

(March 2011)

	30-31 January Border Security Waterfront Hotel, Singapore www.smi-online.co.uk
	17-21 February IDEX ADNEC Abu Dhabi, UAE www.idexuae.ae
	19-21 February ASIS Middle East IDFC, Dubai, UAE www.asisonline.org
	06-07 March Border Security Expo Phoenix, AZ., USA Click here

Dr Dave Sloggett discusses the rapidly evolving interna- -tional terrorist threats, and argues European governments must do more to prepare for “catastrophic outcomes”.

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Former Security Minister Baroness Pauline Neville-Jones tells Robert de la Poer how she is restoring balance to UK security

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Our dependence on cyber is growing, and I think the greater the dependence the more likely and more significant the attacks can be. The message from the Foreign Secretary was that this is a global issue and we need to get some global co-operation; we can’t do it on our own.

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