Practical readiness guides
for UK SMEs.
Long-form posts from the Lookpost team on what the regulations actually mean on the ground — drill rehearsal, lone-worker coverage, incident triage, board reporting — written for the headteacher, registered manager, depot supervisor or warehouse lead who owns the running system, not the policy on paper.
Latest posts
2 posts, latest first.
Posts are written for a UK working site — DfE guidance-aligned where it matters, audited where the regulator asks, and grounded in Lookpost’s own premises data.
Client security audit readiness for the UK SMB managing director
What “audit-ready” actually means to a client’s auditor — policies, incident logs, training records and lone-worker evidence — and how a working evidence trail can be pulled together in an afternoon once you stop thinking of the folder as the deliverable.
Martyn's Law readiness checklist for UK schools
What Standard tier really shifts for a UK primary or secondary school — appointing a responsible person, rehearsing evacuation, invacuation and lockdown drills, and standing up a communications procedure you can actually run on the day.
The post was useful. The product is the running system underneath it.
Lookpost profiles your premises, your people, your cameras and your opening hours, then runs the resulting security operating system — incident capture, drill rehearsal, recurring-vulnerability detection, board reporting. Sign up free, run the first drill, see the report by morning.