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7-8th march 2018
security and counter terror expo 2018
Richard Walton was Special Advisor to 2018 Security and Counter Terrorism Expo and is also Chair of the Advisory Board to SCTX. SCTX is the UK's leading national security event, now in its 10th year. It attracts security and counter terrorism professionals from around the world and includes the World Counter Terror Congress. Over 10,000 people visited the event over the course of the two day event with 114 countries represented. Over 500 VIPs attended and there were over 200 conference sessions. Keynote speakers included Mark Rowley, UK Head of Counter Terrorism Policing, Sir Michael Fallon and the Deputy National Security Advisor Richard Moore.
13th february 2018
Speaker at the handa centre for the study of terrorism and political violence, st andrews university.
Richard Walton was speaker at the Postgraduate Workshop, Mlitt in Terrorism Studies at the Handa Centre for the Study of Terrorism and Political Violence, School of International Relations. University of St Andrews. The talk was entitled: 'The UK CT Rule of Law Model'. The UK has been dealing with terrorism for over a century and has developed a unique collaborative model for tackling terrorism threats. The model is based on the fundamental principle that terrorism is best defeated through the 'rule of law'. This model has evolved and changed over the decades and is now world leading. The presentation explained the evolution of the model and how the UK intelligence agencies work with the National Police Counter Terrorism Network to gather intelligence and evidence relating to terrorist activity.
30th january 2018
BUSINESS COUNCIL OF CANADA NEW YEAR MEMBER'S MEETING
Richard Walton was a Keynote Speaker at this event for Canadian CEOs in Munich. Entitled 'Homegrown terrorism and radicalisation: what business needs to know', he spoke alongside Prof. Peter Neumann, Director, International Centre for the Study of Radicalisation, King's College, London. Both speakers emphasised the changing nature of the terrorist threat since the demise of the Islamic State "Caliphate" and growth of social media. Foreign fighters returning to their homelands represent a very real risk to countries trying to prevent terrorism. According to the Canadian government, 190 extremists with a nexus to Canada are abroad and suspected of having engaged in terrorist activity. In addition, the Canadian government is aware of 60 individuals who have returned to Canada. Richard advised the CEOs to undertake comprehensive threat and risk assessments on terrorism risk in their sectors, regions and companies.
19TH SEPTEMBER 2017 -
'britain's unique intelligence expertise is vital to the eu'
Richard Walton supports the Govt's position paper on security arrangements describing it as a rational, sensible proposal, providing Britain does not have to contribute financially to what is a mutually beneficial arrangement. He argues that the proposal will succeed because police and intelligence agency professionals across Europe know full well that the EU will carry significant risk if the UK does not continue to engage fully with Europe's crime and security agencies.
14TH SEPT 2107 - defence and security equipment international (DSEI)
speech on'security and terror - 'keeping your country safe'
The UK has now experienced five terrorist attacks in 2017 with the most recent bombing on a London Underground tube carriage thankfully resulting in no loss of life. There has been a profound surge in the terrorist threat across Europe over the year whilst the 'coalition against Islamic State' succeeds in defeating the so-called 'Caliphate' in Syria and Iraq. Intelligence agencies are referring to this as a'shift' in the threat level and tempo rather than a'spike' - in essence a 'new norm'. This speech focused on strategies to combat this new level of threat, in particular, thwarting attacks by inspired self-starters or 'lone actors', (extremists who are carrying out less sophisticated attacks using vehicles and knives as weapons) and addressing the vexed issue of on-line radicalisation and the use of social media to inspire terrorism.
5th June 2017 -
Richard Walton writes about the London Bridge terrorist attack that took place on Saturday 3rd June when three terrorists drove at people on London bridge before attacking members of the public with kitchen knives. In the article, he highlights the islamist extremist ideology that is driving terrorism across the world and posits that law enforcement solutions that have to be supported by policies and strategies to tackle the ideology. The article is entitled '
We cannot arrest our way our of terrorism - it's time to tackle the ideology
'.
30th May 2017 -
A range of prominent voices have expressed concern that Brexit has made security cooperation harder and might have made Britain more vulnerable to terrorism. Are they right? In an article for the think tank Policy Exchange entitled 'The importance of Bilateral Collaboration in International Counter-Terrorism Investigations', Richard Walton argues that success in counter terrorist investigations with international dimensions is largely dependent on the extent to which a country's police and intelligence agencies have 'global reach' and strong state to state relationships. The article also responds to the questions surrounding the issue of security in the Brexit negotiations.
24th May 2017
- Richard Walton writes about why 'Stopping radicalised Britons from travelling to Libya is not easy - nor always desirable'.
23rd May 2017 -
Richard walton writes a response to to Manchester terrorist attacks, discussing why
'After Manchester, terrorists will keep trying to attack Britain'.
2nd May 2017 -
Keynote speaker at the Terrorism Risk Conference in the city of London. RMS engaged in a 15 year retrospective of their probabilistic terrorism risk model. Speaking at the event, Richard Walton, Director of Counter Terrorism Global emphasised the changing nature of the terrorist threat, the emergence of new attack methodologies such as vehicle ramming and the need to tackle the use of social media for inspiring terrorist acts around the world. "
Social media has been a turbo charge on the terrorist threat
" he said during his speech. RMS have a range of publications relating to terrorism.
23rd March 2017 -
Richard walton writes on how 'Our brave police risk their lives to keep us safe, but they can't prevent every attack' in a response to the westminster terrorist attack.
24th February 2017 -
Key note speaker at the annual Hogan Lovells CBRE Hotel Conference 2017 - entitled 'Revolution or Evolution - Protect & Survive'. The hotel industry needs to be vigilant and ensure that in addition to physical security measures such as CCTV and protective bollards, time and money is invested in carrying out detailed risk assessments and importantly penetrative testing.
24th November 2017 -
Key note international speaker on 'The global threats from terrorism' to the International Congress Smart Metropolis held in Gdansk between 23rd-24th November 2016. The congress is a meeting place for the representatives of science, business, administration and non governmental organisations and is an international platform for the exchanging of ideas and experience relating to the functioning of metropolitan areas. The theme of the conference was "Openness and Safety'.
23rd November 2017 -
Speaker and advisor at a test and exercise for a terrorist incident at Stadion Energa football stadium in Gdansk, Poland. The live play exercise tested the response of the emergency services to a terrorist attack at the stadium, one of Poland's largest football stadia.
13th October 2017 -
Speaker at the 22nd Annual Conference and Exhibition of the Association of Security Consultants (ASC) entitled: 'The Challenge of Security in a Changing World' at the Marriott Hotel, London Heathrow. The conference attracts security professionals from across the corporate and public sector in the UK and overseas.
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20th - 21st September 2017 -
Lecturing to the undergraduates at the Counter Terrorism Centre, US Military Academy, West Point, USA. The CTC was created in 2003 and produces the excellent monthly publication 'Sentinel' which contains academic articles on the terrorist threat. It straddles operational practice and academic theory and informs and influences many different parts of the American apparatus including the FBI, JSOC, USASOC, DIA, NCTC and State Department.
18th -