Security Thought Leadership: in conversation with Martin Gill

Professor Martin Gill is a criminologist who has published extensively on security issues and pioneered the OSPAs, the Cyber OSPAs , TECAs, FREAs &  SSEAs. From his research work in prisons interviewing robbers, burglars, fraudsters and murderers, amongst others, he learnt that being prolific and successful at committing crime without being caught was dependent on security not being effective. This finding and the need to respond to it has driven his professional career.

Martin is a Fellow of The Security Institute, a member of the Company of Security Professionals, and a Trustee and Chair of the ASIS Foundation.