Exhibitor FAQs

Please contact a member of the IFSEC Sales team who will advise on stand availability and pricing.

Please contact Jacqui Roughley, Sponsorship Manager on +44 (0) 20 7955 3754 or email jacqueline.roughley@ubm.com.

The Exhibitor Technical Manual will be live in January 2012. The Manual will be accessible through the Exhibitor Zone. You will be able to log-in using the password which will be sent to you via email and by clicking on the link 'Technical Manual'.

Approximately 3 weeks prior to the show. If you need replacement/additional badges, they can be obtained from 2pm onwards on Sunday 13 May 2012.

The PR & marketing guide is accessed through the Exhibitor Zone; log-in using the password sent to you via email and by clicking on the link 'PR & marketing guide'. If you have problems with your log-in or password, please contact Douglas Read, Event Co-ordinator on call +44 (0) 20 7921 8073 or email douglas.read@ubm.com.

Please contact Douglas Read, Event Co-ordinator on call +44 (0) 20 7921 8073 or email douglas.read@ubm.com.

Please Douglas Read, Event Co-ordinator on call +44 (0) 20 7921 8073 or email douglas.read@ubm.com.

Please contact Douglas Read, Event Co-ordinator on call +44 (0) 20 7921 8073 or email douglas.read@ubm.com.

Our website attracts massive visitor traffic in the lead up to the show and we've made it easy for all our exhibitors to promote themselves and their new products. You can access your extranet page through the Exhibitor Zone using the password sent to you via email. For any queries regarding the extranet facility, please contact Lina Rudinskaite on +44 (0) 20 7921 8658 or lina.rudinskaite@ubm.com

Yes, as an exhibitor at IFSEC, you are entitled to a free entry in the official EventGuide, which is distributed free of charge to all pre-registered visitors. Please refer to the PR & marketing guide, accessed through the Exhibitor Zone, for further details.

Yes, you can upload your press releases via the Exhibitor Zone.

Your company name
Your stand number
IFSEC International 2012
Hall 5/Hall 4/Hall 3a (delete other halls as appropriate)
National Exhibition Centre (NEC)
Birmingham
B40 1NT
UK

British law has always been very strict about who can own or move firearms, ammunition and explosives but this is even more evident now with the continual threat of terrorism. All firearms and explosives must be licensed and there is a total ban on offensive weapons such as knuckle-dusters and flick knives.

It is also against the law to import:

• High voltage electric ‘stun guns’.
• Pepper sprays, CS gas canisters and other self defence sprays. 
• High-powered air rifles.  
• Martial Arts weapons such as death stars and swordsticks.
• Knives that have a concealed blade or a sharp point such as belt buckle blades.

People are not allowed to bring component parts of guns into the country, unless they have a licence for the weapon for which the parts are intended.

All firearms must have a police shotgun licence or firearm certificate as individual gun parts can be put to several uses. Other than legitimate repairs, they can also be used to reactivate guns that have previously been modified to stop them from firing.

Please do not attempt to bring any of the above mentioned products to IFSEC. Failure to heed this warning will result in immediate explusion from the exhibition and possible imprisonment.