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Half Year AVSEC Review Published
August 11, 2026
The latest 6-month review of aviation security issues reported between January and June 2026 is now available.
Access this and all of our previous monthly insights reports and annual reviews by subscribing to the AVSEC Resilience Platform: https://isarr.com/avsec-insight-reports/
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We’re Heading Back to Lloyd’s!
May 5, 2026
We are delighted to announce that ISARR has been invited to present at the Lloyd’s Lab Innovation Mixer as part of this year’s London Risk Week.…
Third in our series of speciality insurance articles available now
March 4, 2026
Why Specialty Insurance Specifically?
Specialty insurance has structural characteristics that make the intelligence bottleneck acute: expert sca…
Latest in our series of speciality insurance articles available now
February 23, 2026
How Risk Intelligence Evolved – And What Comes Next
Insurance intelligence has evolved through distinct technology waves, each solving the pre…
First of our new series of speciality insurance articles available now
February 17, 2026
The intelligence arrived in minutes. The response took 8 hours
This is the intelligence paradox facing specialty insurance: unprecedented access…
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The Postcode Lottery: Why Consistency Starts With How Forces Learn
October 13, 2026
The Policing White Paper opens its case for reform with a trajectory, not a crisis point – and that is what makes it worth taking seriously.
Trust in the police has fallen from 80% in 2015/16 to 71% in 2024/25
Confidence in local police has fallen from 79% to 67% over the same period (HM Government, 2026: para. 34)
Victim satisfaction has nearly halved, from 41% “very satisfied” in 2015/16 to 23% in 2024/25
Dissatisfaction has risen from 28% to 49% (HM Government, 2026: para. 36).
The most striking figure, though, is about place rather than time. In 2024/25, the…
Licence to Practise: Evidencing Individual Development Alongside Organisational Learning
October 7, 2026
Buried within the workforce chapter of the Policing White Paper is a commitment that reframes what “professional standards” will mean for individual officers: a new Licence to Practise, intended to “r…
Why National Standards Begin with Local Learning Discipline
September 28, 2026
The Policing White Paper’s chapter on individual standards draws on a body of evidence that is, in effect, Organisational Learning conducted at the highest and most public level: the IOPC’s Operat…
Why Responsible AI Adoption Starts with Structured Lessons Data
September 23, 2026
One of the most striking commitments in the Policing White Paper is the £115 million allocated over three years to accelerate the “rapid and responsible” adoption of AI and automation across all …
43 to 1: Why Data Consolidation in Lessons Management Can’t Wait for a National Standard
September 15, 2026
The January Policing White Paper is unusually candid in its assessment of policing’s digital landscape. Its chapter on data and technology boldly states that current infrastructure is “fragmented,…
Ending Fragmented Priorities
September 10, 2026
What National Strategic Policing Priorities mean for Force-Level evidence
For years, police forces in England and Wales have been expected to “have regard” to a national direction – most notably…
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