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Industrial security covers protecting an organisation's physical and information assets from theft, espionage and disruption in an industrial or manufacturing context. It includes maintaining security of supply chains, safeguarding sensitive specifications and blueprints, and complying with controls on dual‑use technology. A solicitor in this area advises on risk assessments, implements security policies, drafts non‑disclosure agreements, negotiates security‑backed contracts, reviews supplier and partner security arrangements, supports investigations, and liaises with regulators such as the Home Office, the National Cyber Security Centre and law enforcement where needed.

What a solicitor handles in these matters

A solicitor handles risk assessment, security policy drafting, contract terms for access to sensitive information, export controls, incident response planning, supplier audits, and regulatory reporting under UK regimes like the National Security and Investment Act 2021 and the Official Secrets Act. They interpret security obligations in procurement, draft security schedules, advise on cyber incident obligations, and coordinate with internal teams and external investigators.

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