As venues, events, and public gatherings adapt to Martyn’s Law (formally the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025), everyone in security, especially door supervisors and event staff need to know exactly what’s changing. This law marks a major shift in how we approach counter-terrorism preparedness, and it’s one door supervisors can’t ignore.

Passing your SIA licence-linked exam is a key step towards starting a career in the security industry. Whether you’re training to become a Door Supervisor or a Security Officer, preparing properly can make all the difference — and help you avoid the stress of resits. Here are 5 practical tips to help you pass your SIA exam first time.