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From Shergar to Smart Latch: The Changing Face of Equine Crime
When the Horse Becomes the Target Most people have heard of Shergar. The 1981 Derby winner was taken from Ballymany Stud in Ireland in 1983 and never seen again.

We Stole a Horse
We Stole a Horse (With the owner’s permission) At Sloane Risk Group, we have extensive experience in Protective Security Testing, also known as Physical Penetration Testing. Our work

Public Profile, Public Exposure: Why Threat, Risk and Vulnerability Assessments Matter in Politics
Politicians and public figures face a threat landscape that has never been more complex – physical attacks, hostile surveillance, cyber intrusion, disinformation, and foreign influence activity are all part of the picture. Yet the most dangerous vulnerability is rarely a gap in technology. It is the assumption that “it won’t happen to me.” Here is what genuine protective security actually looks like – and why waiting for an incident to occur is always too late.

Interview with Hayley Elvins
Security Risk Management consultant and Non-Executive Director Hayley Elvins shares how she stays physically capable and mentally sharp under pressure. In this interview, she discusses running a counter-espionage consultancy, her training routine, and why STAIT has become part of her daily approach to health, recovery, and performance.

Presenting the Odette Hallowes Award on behalf of the National Protective Security Authority (NPSA).
Privileged to present the Odette Hallowes Award to the Director General of The Security Service – MI5, on behalf of the National Protective Security Authority (NPSA).

The Changing Face of UHNW and Executive Security
Over the last few years, ultra-high-net-worth individuals, senior executives and those in prominent positions have begun to look at security very differently. Not because one headline suddenly changed everything,
