Yesterday we had a wonderful day celebrating the British Security Awards, hosted by the British Security Industry Association (BSIA). This event is a leading awards ceremony celebrating outstanding achievements, acts of bravery, and innovations across the security industry. Held at the Royal Lancaster in London, Darwin Clayton had the privilege of sponsoring the SME Business of the Year award.
It was a great event, celebrating the very best in the security industry, with a huge congratulations to Zinc Systems, who took home the award. Zinc Systems has emerged as one of the most influential SMEs in the security and risk industry, driving a fundamental shift towards real-time, intelligence-led operations. Real-time data, audit trails and integrated insights provide organisations with full visibility and stronger governance, improving safety outcomes and operational efficiency.
In addition, well-deserved recognition went to DeterTech | UK, who were highly commended.
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