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The premier catalyst publication for the growth of the Indian Protection Industry - provides info, education and interaction between providers and end users.
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#E30A15
Monza
227, 10, 21
357, 92, 46
0, 96, 91, 11
#ED6377
Froly
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#864C29
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SECURITY TODAY is India's #1 Security Risk Management Magazine that is widely read and trusted by security professionals. With a rich history and a dedicated editorial advisory board, we provide comprehensive coverage of the latest news, trends, and insights in the security industry. Our magazine covers a wide range of topics, including association news, Indian and international news, interviews, events, and knowledge summits.
At SECURITY TODAY, we strive to keep our readers informed about the most pressing security issues and advancements in the field. Our team works tirelessly to bring you exclusive interviews with top Indian women influencers in security and cover events that shape the industry. We are also committed to promoting knowledge sharing and awareness through our knowledge summits.
In addition to our magazine content, we offer a convenient online shop where you can find security-related products. We invite security professionals to join our community and get involved by contributing articles or advertising with us. Stay updated with the latest security news and trends by subscribing to SECURITY TODAY
Company type
Privately Held
Year founded
2004
Company size
11-50 employees
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