ADS President Tony Wood’s Speech to the 2020 ADS Annual Dinner
23/01/2020
The 2020 ADS Annual Dinner was held on Wednesday 22nd January, addressed by newly appointed ADS President Tony Wood and by Rolls Royce Chief Executive…
Security
Supporting the UK law enforcement community
06/11/2019
On 5 November 2019 ADS was pleased to host its very first Policing Capability and Innovation Showcase, demonstrating the support that the UK security and…
The exciting future for drones
01/11/2019
In an article just published on the Thales website, the case for the exciting future of the market for drones was laid out convincingly, and…
Opportunities in the French Security Market
29/10/2019
Milipol Paris provides an ideal platform for suppliers of security capabilities to develop and maintain long term relationships with their counterparts within the French and…
Counter-drone strategy released
23/10/2019
Five years ago, there were around 400 approved commercial drone operators in the UK. This number has now increased to over 5,000 and the UK’s…
ADS policy paper on counter-drone technologies
21/10/2019
ADS welcomes the publication of the UK Counter Unmanned Aircraft Strategy today, which sets out how the UK will harness the many economic and societal…
The debate about facial recognition
04/10/2019
Facial recognition technologies (FRT) once seemed to be something from science fiction. However, they are now being used across the globe and seem destined to…
A new strategic approach to security exports
18/09/2019
The UK security and resilience sector is mostly composed of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) but this certainly hasn’t hindered it from exporting across the…
UK Security and Resilience Outlook 2019
13/09/2019
The UK’s security and resilience sector provides solutions to challenges we all face today and continues to make a major contribution to growth and prosperity…
Enabling faster and safer journeys at the airport
28/08/2019
From check-in to passport control to cabin baggage screening, there are many hoops that the average passenger must jump through before they can get onto…