Drawing upon ITN's 60 year heritage and expertise in storytelling, 'Creating a Security Culture' will bring to life this vital sector in a news-style programme that will combine a compelling mix of key interviews, reports and sponsored editorial profiles from leading organisations.

Security affects everyone on a daily basis and 'Creating a Security Culture' will look closer at how and what makes us feel safe online, in the workplace and during a day out.

We'll be looking at the importance of security professionals obtaining enhanced qualifications so that they are better equipped to deal with the fast moving challenges of security management and how the range of expertise is increasing. Other areas include counter terrorism, conflict management and business crime.

'Creating a Security Culture' will be launched at the Security Institute Annual Conference, on 3rd October 2017 at Armoury House in The City of London. The programme will form part of a communications campaign featuring Security Institute members, professional partners, influential individuals within the government, as well as journalists, writers and bloggers.

Andrew Nicholls, Chief Executive of The Security Institute said: "The Security Institute has a large number of members who have great skills and talents. There are also many examples of security people who go the extra mile in completing the challenges of their work. By working with ITN Productions we will be able to tell the story about the work of Security Professionals and the advantages of membership of the Institute."

Simon Shelley, Head of Industry News at ITN Productions said: "ITN Productions is delighted to be partnering with the Security Institute to explore this critical and complex profession that works to keep society safe. We're excited to embark on this project and engage with key organisations and people dedicated to shaping and improving the future of security, and ensuring the profession is appropriately recognised and respected."