The BSIA is structured into a number of specialist sections, each representing a specific area of the private security industry. These sections include disciplines such as Security Guarding, CCTV, Access Control, Cybersecurity, Lone Worker Services, and more. Each section brings together members who share common challenges, expertise, and professional focus, providing a dedicated forum for collaboration, knowledge-sharing, and strategic development.
By participating in their relevant section(s), BSIA members have the opportunity to shape industry standards, contribute to influential guidance and policy, and stay ahead of technological, regulatory, and market developments. Sections also serve as a collective voice for their segment of the industry, promoting professionalism, highlighting member achievements, and driving positive change. Together, these sections form the backbone of the BSIA’s ability to represent and support the full diversity of the UK’s private security sector.
Asset Property Marking
Deterring theft and other crimes by through covert or overt security marking.
Alarm Receiving Centres
Members include software platform authors and signalling/connectivity providers.
Cash & Valuables in Transit
Companies that replenish and protect cash supplies for the business and community.
Crowd Management
Stewarding and safety personnel at events such as concerts, festivals and sports matches.
Export Council
Companies offering security products and services designed specifically for overseas buyers.
Security Officer Services
Personnel for factories, offices, shopping centres, hospitals, airports and venues.
Security Equipment Manufacturers
Products for applications in commercial, residential and industrial environments.
Training Providers
Providing quality training to security industry personnel working in partnerships.
Vacant Property Protection
Focusing on security measures when a property is at increased risk of criminal attack.