Rob Rinder: The Crime I Can’t Forget

Valkyrie are pleased to share that our Director of Cyber Security & Electronic Countermeasures, Gurpreet Thathy, has contributed expert insight to Rob Rinder: The Crime I Can’t Forget, which is now available to watch via Crime+Investigation and other platforms. Back in November, Valkyrie hosted a film crew at 15 Belgrave Square, where Gurpreet took part […]

Valkyrie’s latest article features on page 145 of the June Home Special edition of Absolutely magazine. Titled “They Left. Or Did They?”, the piece looks at a growing but often overlooked household security issue: lingering digital access. When someone leaves a home environment — a partner, member of staff, contractor or housekeeper — most attention […]

Valkyrie article in the April 2026 edition of London Life explores the quiet vulnerability that routine creates. Most security failures don’t begin with a breach. They begin with a pattern. Same route. Same coffee. Same window of time when no one is home. Nothing that feels like risk. Just life lived consistently, and consistently observed. […]

Valkyrie were pleased to contribute to Tatler’s recent article, “When children’s gaming becomes a family security issue” by Annabelle Spranklen, a topic that’s becoming increasingly relevant. While much of the public conversation focuses on screen time and parental controls, the more significant issue is how gaming platforms have evolved. They are no longer just games, […]

Security assessments were once built around a relatively simple structure: a defined asset, a defined threat profile, and a focused review of physical vulnerabilities. The objective was clear, identify weaknesses on site and recommend proportionate improvements. Risk was largely visible and geographically anchored.  That model no longer reflects reality.  Risk is no longer confined to […]

London is often judged by headlines, but this Tatler piece takes a more grounded view of what security actually looks like for UHNW families living and working in the city. In Why London still remains a secure city for UHNWs (Tatler, 11 December 2025), Annabelle Spranklen brings together insights from Tatler Address Book security experts […]