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As defined by the ‘Centre of Protection of National Infrastructure’ (CPNI), Hostile Vehicle Mitigation (HVM) is a protective security discipline focussing on reducing risks associated with vehicle borne threats posed by terrorists and criminals. So what are these potential risks and what are the main types of vehicle borne attacks that need to be protected against?

As a copy of the first Arena Inquiry report lands, we hear from our Sales & Marketing Director Iain Moran on his thoughts surrounding the published findings and recommendations.

Like anything automated, bollards, gates, and road blockers require periodic servicing and maintenance routines to guarantee performance and reduce downtime.

Proportionate safety and security measures will play a vital role in the successful redevelopment of our high streets and city centres as they seek to reinvent themselves after the COVID pandemic.

Shallow mount bollards are one of the biggest innovations in the history of physical security. Find out why you should be using them in your security schemes.

Released in 2017 by the British Standards Institution, PAS 170 is a standard for testing bollards designed to protect against the threat posed by criminality and accidental impacts.

Over the last few years there has been a disturbing increase in the number of ram-raid attacks in the UK, learn what you need to protect against these attacks.

If you’re looking for bollards, road blockers or vehicle barrier systems you may have come across the term IWA 14, but what does it mean? IWA 14 is an impact test standard detailing the method and means of measuring the performance outcome for impact tested vehicle security barriers (VSB).

With so many options available it can be difficult deciding on which driveway bollard is best for protecting your home. Where do you start? We know it’s not easy making the right decision, so to help you we have put together this handy guide with everything you need to know before buying a bollard for your driveway.