Get listed in the Directory of suppliers of Corporate security equipment
Why register in the Corporate Security directory?
The Corporate Security portal is the authority News and Resource site for Corporate security solutions, products and systems. Our audience is highly targeted: Many of our readers are security professionals actively seeking to purchase Corporate security equipment. By getting listed in the Corporate Security directory, you can ensure that these potential clients can contact you, rather than your competitors
Different options
We offer 2 types of entry:
- Standard entry with your company description, your company contact details and listing in all categories relevant to your business.
- Enhanced entry: in addition to all the features of the standard entry, you also get a guaranteed first page listing in all your categories, together with your logo and a clickable email and web link.
How much does it cost?
The standard entry costs £149 / year + vat, or 225 euros, or 499 dollars.
The enhanced entry costs £499 / year + vat, or 675 euros, or 899 dollars.
Need a new category?
If your organisation supplies a product or service that is not listed at present in our directory, just let us know and we will add this new category to our listings.
Practically, how do I add my company to the Corporate Security Directory
To register your company in the Corporate Security Directory, all you have to do is contact our sales team, confirming if you request a standard entry or an upgraded entry. We will then send you the relevant access codes so that you can enter your company details, and we will send you the corresponding invoice.
Corporate security links
Security for judges costing £5m The total annual cost of providing security for judges in Northern Ireland is nearly £5m, the justice minister says.
Security risk men can be deported Eight men deemed to be a risk to national security can be deported, the Court of Appeal rules.
India raises security concerns over BlackBerry services India has raised security concerns with Research In Motion over the Canadian company's popular BlackBerry services, but is not planning a ban in the world's fastest growing mobile phone market.
Security guards, trike driver seek Mikey’s disqualification (5:03 p.m.) MANILA -- Two security guards and a tricycle driver have filed a disqualification case against their supposed representative in Congress, former presidential son Mikey Arroyo, at the House of Represen read more
Corporate levies debated The government is studying the possibility of realigning corporate income tax rates in the interest of fairness, with the possibility of only a single rate for the entire system, says Vinai Vittavasgarnvej, the director-general of the Revenue Department.
Security researcher demonstrates ATM hacking BANGALORE, INDIA: A security expert showed off techniques for breaking into ATMs, causing machines to spit out cash to a cheering crowd at an annual gathering of hackers.
Security Researcher Chris Valasek Joins Accuvant LABS Team Accuvant, the only research-driven information security partner delivering alignment, clarity and confidence to enterprise clients, announced today that security researcher Chris Valasek has joined Accuvant LABS, the security assessment and research division of Accuvant, as senior research scientist.
