Filmtek Data Solutions provides expert consultancy and implementation services to help UK venues and public spaces meet the new legal obligations set out in the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025, also known as Martyn’s Law.
With the Act now in force and a 24-month implementation period underway, it’s vital to take proactive steps now.
Martyn’s Law requires operators of publicly accessible premises and events to assess and mitigate the risk of terrorist attacks. It applies to locations with capacities of 200 or more people, spanning sectors such as:
Hospitality and Events
Stadium and Entertainment Venues
Retail Centres and Shopping Precincts
Faith-Based Premises
Transport Terminals
Technology and Data Infrastructure
We provide a structured service offering in line with official government guidance:
Standard Tier (200–799 capacity)
– Threat and vulnerability assessments
– Emergency response procedures (evacuation, lockdown, shelter-in-place)
– Staff training on security awareness and incident protocols
– Documentation of compliance steps for audit-readiness
Enhanced Tier (800+ capacity)
– Full terrorism risk assessments by certified security professionals
– Customised Security Management Plans
– CCTV, access control and surveillance design advice
– Physical security recommendations (e.g. blast-resistant entry, perimeter screening)
– Live scenario training and simulated drills
– Evidence packs for SIA oversight and enforcement reviews
Why Choose Filmtek Data Solutions?
Sector-Specific Expertise: We’ve delivered critical infrastructure and secure fit-outs for complex sites nationwide.
Integrated Engineering: Our team blends security planning with structural, electrical and containment design.
Always Compliant: We closely track SIA and Home Office directives to keep your site aligned with the latest updates.
Built for Tomorrow: As government guidance evolves, so do our frameworks—futureproofed security you can rely on.
Don’t Leave Compliance to the Last Minute
With enforcement set to follow in 2027, early adopters will be best placed to manage risk, avoid disruption, and meet all regulatory milestones.
