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The fear of terrorist activity following the attacks on the World Trade Centre
 
and the Pentagon are expected to result in the adoption of increased security
 
measures throughout the world.
 

In the UK the increased threat of terrorist reprisals following the governments
 
condemnation of the terrorist attacks in America has resulted in an upsurge
 
in the level of enquiries made by end users for security systems, in particular
 
for security methods such as CCTV and access control in late September 2001.
 
Indeed, such enquiries are expected to result in an increased amount of orders
 
for electronic security systems in late 2001 and early 2002.

 

This report will enable you to:

 

- Analyse the size of the UK market for electronic security systems between
 
1997 and 2006

 
- Discover the sectors which have been the most significantly affected by the
 
terrorist attacks on the USA

 
- Quantify the size of the markets for the following types of security systems:

 

· Intruder Alarms

 
· Central Monitoring Station Services

 
· Access Control

 
· CCTV (including digital CCTV)

 

- Identify the sectors with the most significant growth potential

 
- Understand the factors behind the recent growth in the size of the market

 
- Examine the structure of the industry

I) EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

II) INTRODUCTION

III) MARKET OVERVIEW

IV) INTRUDER ALARMS

VI) CENTRAL MONITORING STATION SERVICES

VII) CCTV

VIII) ACCESS CONTROL

IX) CRITICAL SUCCESS FACTORS

X) INDUSTRY STRUCTURE