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Violence and aggression is one of the biggest risks in healthcare facilities. A connected security estate gives a single view of risk and allows a proactive shift from managing incidents to preventing them.
In modern defence environments, security is not just about physical barriers.
Discover how base-wide environmental monitoring from control and comms rooms to living quarters can create safer, more resilient bases.
For many NHS trusts, the biggest barrier to smarter estates isn’t a lack of technology. It’s the technology they already have.
There is an increasing push in the Data Centres industry for clarity and evidence on sustainability.
How asset tracking supports maintaining continuous situational awareness, security, compliance and safety.
Smart city infrastructure that connects technologies through a single, coordinated approach.
The right approach reduces the risk and ensures the infrastructure can support evolving technology demands.
Modernising surveillance does not have to mean replacing existing infrastructure.
Creating a smarter campus doesn’t have to start with replacing existing technology.
Occupancy intelligence does not change what decisions need to be made. It changes the quality of evidence on which those decisions are based.
Unlike proprietary systems, open platforms allow organisations to integrate best-in-class technologies.
In defence, supply chain vulnerabilities are not merely a commercial risk – they are a national security concern.
A fragmented physical security estate makes it harder to achieve the resilience that CNI status.
Higher education raises a set of issues that more conventional commercial estates do not face in the same way.
The future of IoT, therefore, lies not in connectivity alone but in the capabilities it enables.
AI enhances a data centre’s operational resilience by reinforcing existing processes rather than complicating them.
Hugh shares his experience of working in data centres and what makes it such a rewarding career path.
If facial recognition is going to sit at the heart of public safety, it must also sit firmly within democratic control.
We spoke to four incredible women at North to hear about their career journeys, what drives them, and how they put the Give to Gain philosophy into practice.
A robust data centre access control system is the secret weapon to ensuring a truly secure data facility from the ground up.
At the heart of a smarter base is a single, highly secure IoT network capable of supporting multiple applications simultaneously.
For organisations managing increasingly complex integrated technology environments, this represents a fundamental shift in how security is approached.
The conversation has shifted from how many devices can be connected to what meaningful outcomes can be delivered.
To meet modern demands for security, compliance and resilience, data centres with legacy infrastructure need to move beyond isolated systems.
The conversation has shifted decisively away from how many devices can be connected and towards what meaningful outcomes can be delivered.
Local authorities have a responsibility to ensure that their infrastructure is resilient, responsive, and secure.
A strategic summary of key developments shaping modern physical security environments.
North’s predictions for the five key trends that will impact cybersecurity in the UK through 2026
Universities can move beyond reactive management to proactive, insight-driven decision making.
The world’s attention turns once again to the global stage of climate negotiation.
Smart campuses offer a unique opportunity to enhance learning environments while delivering measurable financial returns.
As cyber threats grow in sophistication and frequency, the UK is strengthening its resilience.
With new laws coming into effect, higher education establishments will be required to have a proactive emergency plan in place.
As our cities become more connected, the systems and data that power them must be protected.
Modernising security through integrated technologies enables faster, more coordinated responses across physical and cyber teams.
The sustainability dividend from data centres extends far beyond their immediate environmental footprint.
Learn how our public services bid team drives success in this short Q&A as part of International Bid & Proposals Day.
Martyn’s Law places an urgent responsibility on local authorities to strengthen public safety.
Emerging technologies are transforming traditional Defence strategies, evolving to embrace smarter more agile solutions.
Our commitment to Net Zero isn’t just a target on paper, it’s a journey that’s reshaping how we think, plan, and act as a business.
The challenge is no longer simply about doing more with less, it’s about doing better with less.
At North, we’re passionate about using our expertise to create stronger networks and smarter places, leading to more sustainable communities across the UK.
From product packaging to equipment shipping, business operations and supply chains play a major role in the world’s plastic problem.
In the world of physical security, site surveys play a fundamental role in the planning and implementation of systems.
North is committed to making the world a smarter, more connected, and more sustainable place.
North is committed to making environmentally conscious decisions across our operations and sectors.
At North, we believe the future of education starts with a safe, connected campus.
Born in 1970 out of student-led activism and growing ecological alarm, Earth Day now spans 192 countries, and remains one of the few truly global civic movements.
Operational Technology (OT) systems which provide safety and security services have evolved beyond their traditional roles.
As part of National Apprenticeship Week, we sat down with Alfie McDaid, an Apprentice Structured Cabling Engineer at North
Wi-Fi 7 is the next-generation Wi-Fi standard, designed to deliver ultra-fast speeds and improved efficiency.
The Safety & Security industry is currently navigating an unprecedented challenge in accessing and retaining high-quality engineers.
North is highlighting National Apprenticeships Week, and as ESG & Sustainability Manager I am acutely aware of the importance of our Apprenticeship programme
Organisations are consistently looking for ways to optimise and tune their network infrastructure based on their security posture and network visibility.
The Internet of Things (IoT) has long promised to fundamentally transform the world we live in.
The UK housing sector is grappling with numerous challenges which pose major risks to tenant health and wellbeing.
IT/OT convergence brings with it new convenience, data and automation but also brings the risk of new security threats and challenges.
The rapid expansion of AI has set the stage for unprecedented investment in global AI-ready Data Centres.
The convergence of IT, Operational Technology (OT) and IoT networks is creating efficiencies, while simultaneously broadening the potential attack surface.
We all want safer communities, safer streets and less risk of criminal behaviour and threat in our local areas, don’t we?
With Data Centres set to evolve into the backbone of critical infrastructure, safety and security solutions must rise beyond the ordinary.
The Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Bill, known as Martyn’s Law, represents a pivotal step in enhancing public safety.
With climate action becoming an increasingly important agenda for local councils, investments in innovative technologies are key to reducing environmental footprint.
The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea (RBKC) is a unique London borough, home to places of cultural importance and 15,000 businesses.
As populations and cities grow, so does the requirement for local governments to create safe, connected, sustainable and healthier places, with easily accessible public services.
New technological advancements are transforming the security industry at an accelerating pace.
As we approach 2024, the networking and technology landscape continues to hold exciting trends and themes.
A key theme of COP28, is the transformative power of technology and innovation in combating climate change and creating a sustainable future.
As we approach COP28, the world’s attention is turning once again to the critical issue of climate change.
Public sector organisations are recognising the need to re-evaluate their approach to building Sustainable Cities and Communities.
Unleashing the potential of SD-WAN can elevate your organisation’s ESG Performance.
The sports sector is undergoing a significant transformation, driven by advancements in technology.
North is proud to stand alongside global efforts to combat climate change and support Net Zero Week.
The public sector has seen a rapid acceleration of digital transformation over the past three years, driven by the pandemic and the rise of hybrid working models.
Despite the heightened uncertainty around the UK’s economic climate, the technology market appears to only have grown more ambitious
As global temperatures edge closer to breaching the 1.5°C threshold, the urgency to combat climate change has never been greater.
Edinburgh-based apprentice Connor Ratter works on innovative CCTV project across capital city
The Internet of Things (IoT) is revolutionising the way organisations approach sustainability.
The intersection of sustainability and technology presents a unique opportunity.
Despite economic uncertainty, 2022 has been a landmark year for Internet of Things (IoT), with the technology making strides in creating smarter, greener, and healthier environments across the UK.
We have all seen it – a mugshot shared on the news asking ‘have you seen this person’ but the image is fuzzy, hard to make out and it’s not very clear to anyone who it actually is.
Digital innovation is progressing at an unprecedented pace, revolutionising how organisations operate and interact with the world around them.
The ongoing energy crisis in Britain is imposing unprecedented financial pressures on individuals, businesses, and institutions.
As energy costs continue to surge, the financial strain on households across the UK is growing dire.
The hospitality industry is navigating uncharted waters, balancing rising customer expectations with operational challenges and sustainability goals.
The last 3 years have been traumatic and yet transformational for public services across the UK
The Internet of Things (IoT) is rapidly transforming the way we live and work.
Across the globe, cities are embracing technology to become “smart cities,” and the future of transport is evolving with them.
This year has seen public health and safety take centre stage like never before.
Looking back at 2020, the arrival of Covid-19 drastically accelerated the movement towards remote working.
North’s Group Technical Director Alasdair Rettie looks ahead to the key IoT trends this year.
Across the UK, some office buildings have been vacant for more than eight months.
