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Door supervisors and security guards can enrol in safety-critical refresher training courses from today (1 October 2024) to help keep the public safe.
The SIA has published its Strategic Plan 2026-29, covering its upcoming expanded remit, and its Business Plan 2026-27, focusing on delivery over the next year.
Guidance for companies approved under the Security Industry Authority's Approved Contractor Scheme (ACS).
How to contact the SIA's press office.
Scott Hannaford-Hill and Christopher Moremi-Fitch have been convicted after pleading guilty to multiple offences under the Private Security Industry Act 2001.
A man who both acted as director of a security company and worked as a front line security guard without a licence has been prosecuted.
An SIA approved contractor is assessed every year, must inform us of significant changes to the company, and must use the ACS mark correctly.
Understand the definition of ‘director’ so you know if you need to apply for a licence.
The Security Industry Authority (SIA) is thanking all those who took part as it closes its consultation on how it will operate as the regulator of Martyn's Law.
The Security Industry Authority has announced the opening of its grant for good causes fund for 2023 to 2024.
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