Martyn's Law
Martyn's Law risk assessment, backed by live intelligence
The Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025 — Martyn's Law — asks those responsible for qualifying premises and events to understand and prepare for the threat of terrorism. The SECCEN Intelligence Platform gives UK venues, event organisers and security providers the evidence to build that picture.
How SECCEN supports your Martyn's Law preparation
Martyn's Law is named after Martyn Hett, who was killed in the Manchester Arena attack on 22 May 2017. These platform modules help responsible persons assess their premises and evidence their thinking.
Environmental Threat Assessment
An automated twelve-section ETA for your premises, including AO identification via OSINT and AO-specific security considerations.
Area Intelligence
A seven-layer assessment of any UK postcode covering the crime environment, local threat drivers and site context, with full source attribution.
Event & Venue Intelligence
Venue and event briefings with an overall risk rating, crowd considerations and a shared picture for stewards and command teams.
Martyn's Law Resources
An overview of the Act referenced against current statutory guidance, with linked ProtectUK resources so responsible persons understand their duties.
Live UK threat picture
The current UK National Terrorism Threat Level and sector security news, kept up to date on one screen.
Report Suite & Source Matrix
Professional, RAG-rated reports in British English, with every section traced to its source to support your records.
Official guidance
SECCEN provides software and intelligence; always refer to statutory guidance for your legal duties.
See it on your own premises
Book a demonstration and we will walk through an assessment for a site you choose.