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Secure Logiq and Cortech Partner for Security Resilience Workshops

Educational sessions in London and Salford will focus on integrating redundancy and cybersecurity into early physical security design.

Two physical security manufacturers are partnering to launch an educational event series focused on system continuity and infrastructure planning.

Secure Logiq and Cortech Developments will co-host "Resilience by Design," a Continuing Professional Development accredited program aimed at security consultants and specifiers. The events will examine how software, hardware and network infrastructure interact to prevent system downtime.

The curriculum covers risk assessment across all stages of project deployment, emphasizing failover mechanisms, redundancy, cybersecurity integration and long-term continuity planning. Rather than treating system reliability as an add-on feature, the sessions focus on incorporating resilience principles into the initial design phase.

The program includes presentations from technical specialists at both companies, interactive panel discussions and open forum sessions for industry professionals.

Sessions are scheduled for Sept. 16 at The British Library in London and Oct. 7 at The Lowry in Salford, England. Each venue will host identical morning and afternoon tracks.

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Jesse Jacobs is assistant editor of SecurityToday.com.

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