Octavian provides security to businesses, sites and people across the UK
Octavian arranged 50 security officers to undertake the session delivered by Nottinghamshire Police

In keeping with its successful track record of proactive personal development, further staff members at leading security provider Octavian Security have been trained in counter-terrorism measures and crime prevention.

The company, which provides protection to businesses, sites and people across the UK, arranged for more than 50 Security Officers to undertake the specialist session, known as Project Griffin, delivered by Nottinghamshire Police.

Project Griffin’s primary mission is to engage, encourage and enable members of the community to work in partnership with the police to deter, detect and counter terrorist activity and crime.

“As sector leaders in security training ourselves, we understand its importance in the modern world,” commented Octavian Security’s commercial director Tony Mellor.

“We take the defense of both our clients’ premises extremely seriously, and so we expect to be able to offer the highest levels of protection.”

“Our staff have been very appreciative, and now feel very confident in their capacity to deal with such situations.”

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