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Security Director brief
Concept
- The magazine is of practical importance for business security management.
- It reveals complex approach to security management.
- The magazine targets clear audience – CEOs and top managers, responsible for the security of their enterprises.
- Applicable character of the materials provided in the magazine is one of its main features.
- All the topics discussed in the magazine are vital and up to date.
- The articles are interesting, easy to read and understand.
The target audience of the magazine is managers, responsible for the security of large and mid-level commercial structures (directors of security departments and top-managers, coordinating security matters.
Currently, Security Director is the only periodical, focused on the problems of the above mentioned audience. Quality information, satisfying the needs of the target audience provides the commercial success of the magazine.
As nowadays there is a vivid tendency towards integration of security activities, previously characterized as inconsistent and isolate, the project is a promising, long-term innovation. The example of a successful periodical based on the same multifaceted approach is American Chief Security Officer (CSO).
Partnership / Support
The project has been appreciated and has been offered co-operation by the following establishments:
- State Duma Security Committee of the Russian Federation;
- The Committee of Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Russian Federation on Business Safety and the Fight Against Corruption;
- The Department of Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Russian Federation on Economic Security and the Fight Against Corruption;
- Reed Exhibitions, USA;
- Capricorn Exhibitions & Conferences Limited, London, UK;
- The Security Institute, Devon, UK;
- A number of Russian, Ukrainian and Moldavian non-governmental security establishments.
The magazine is on the record in the Federal Agency of Mass Communication and Protection of Cultural Heritage. Certificate ПИ №ФС77-31874 d.d. 23.04.2008.
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