Your focus is on providing a safe, accessible environment for learning and research, not navigating complex counter-terrorism legislation.
Do you have a clear picture of how Martyn’s Law applies across your institution?
Do you understand what specific steps your academic buildings, halls of residence, and sports facilities must take to ensure compliance?
Our platform provides the templates, knowledge, and structured workflows you need to be ready. Let us help in protecting your community without overburdening your staff or stretching your budget.
Start by taking our free basic assessment to help determine your need for compliance and where you fit within the Act’s tier system. We also provide a preliminary risk profile to guide your next steps and your use of our Martyn’s Law Platform. The assessment takes less than a minute and consists of half a dozen questions that enable us to better understand your size and needs.
Your priority is the student experience and maintaining open, welcoming campuses.
Do you know whether your academic buildings or student unions currently have the appropriate evacuation, invacuation, lockdown, and communication procedures in place?
If you are responsible for larger premises or major campus events, you may also need to implement public protection measures and document your compliance.
We provide built-in, expert-designed frameworks curated by counter-terrorism specialists so your leadership and teams don’t have to guess.
Managing sprawling university and higher education campuses often means balancing open access with strict funding constraints, which traps institutions between unaffordable external consultancy fees and the high risk of inaction.
Hiring expensive, full-time security consultants is rarely a viable option across your academic estate.
Our platform offers a cost-effective, scalable solution that protects budgets while helping avoid the severe financial penalties associated with non-compliance.
Estates directors and facilities teams already carry a heavy administrative workload, and preparing for Martyn’s Law across higher education often means dealing with the added challenge of dynamic, multi-use campuses and decentralised faculty buildings.
Compliance doesn’t have to mean endless administrative confusion.
We translate complex legal requirements into a clear, automated, and step-by-step action plan. Our templates provide an easy-to-understand structure for campus security and faculty staff, so you can focus on keeping students safe and supporting academic excellence.
You start by answering a structured assessment about your setting and existing arrangements; the platform identifies the gaps, guides you through the actions you need to take, and gives you the templates and evidence to document what you’ve done.
Click on each of the three steps below to see how the Platform helps and guides you through the process.
Not sure where to start?
Our platform guides you through a tier-specific vulnerability assessment to build a clear picture of your current site security.
Identify safety blind spots across your academic buildings, student unions, and campus facilities instantly.
Learn about the PlatformCreate actionable, proportionate solutions
Once assessed, we use your survey to identify and prioritise gaps in your current safety plan.
We leverage an extensive knowledge base, curated by trusted experts, to develop an action plan tailored specifically to your university estate.
Learn about the PlatformComprehensive frameworks, templates & guidance
Your estates teams or campus security don't need to be counter-terrorism experts. A comprehensive library of templates helps you move from planning to action. Our frameworks provide the guidance needed to implement and document evacuation, invacuation, lockdown and communication procedures, all in one centralised hub.
Learn about the PlatformGet ahead of the requirements today with expert-backed workflows designed specifically for the higher education sector.
Protect your students and staff, secure your academic buildings, student unions, and campus facilities, and be ready for Martyn’s Law.
Or, start a Martyn’s Law tier assessment to see exactly where you stand.