Independent Counter Terrorism Security Consultancy
Protecting and preparing businesses against terrorism.
Premises Protect can provide advice and solutions to protect not only your business from terrorism, but more importantly, the people who make your business what it is.
Premises Protect: What we offer
At Premises Protect we understand the importance of keeping your business safe and secure. That's why we offer a comprehensive range of protect and preparedness services designed to meet the unique needs of your business. We can assess your premises against the risk from terrorism in a proportionate and reasonable manner.
Premises Protect: Protection
Premises Protect can provide your business with physical protective security solutions that are proportionate to the threat and offer protection against terrorism. Premises Protect can assess your business against known and anticipated attack methodologies and provide assessments, vulnerability surveys and security recommendations commensurate to the assessed threat.
Premises Protect: Preparedness
Premises Protect understands that the human element is both the weakest and strongest factor in mitigating a terrorist attack. We can provide counter terrorism training and facilitation exercises through our Level 3 AET trained trainers. This can enable your staff to feel confident to detect suspicious activity and behaviours and ensure your emergency response plans are fit for purpose.
Premises Protect & Martyn's Law
Martyn’s Law received Royal Assent on 3rd April 2025 and has now become law. Before the law comes into effect, there is an anticipated period of at least two years for businesses to prepare for compliance and for statutory guidance to be provided to those businesses affected. Statutory guidance will be available to support those who feel confident in meeting the requirements independently. However, for businesses that may need assistance, Premises Protect can help navigate the process, providing the necessary plans and assessments tailored to the specific tier your premises fall under, ensuring full compliance with the law.
The Government will establish an inspection and enforcement regime, promoting compliance and positive cultural change and issuing credible and fair sanctions for serious breaches. The Regulator will have the tools to address non-compliance, including investigatory powers and monetary sanctions.
