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Security in South Africa is often discussed in extremes. Either it is reduced to statistics and fear, or oversimplified into checklists, technology, and compliance. Neither approach reflects reality. This book is different. Written from practical experience, Security in South Africa: What Actually Works examines how security actually functions under pressure. It explores why systems fail quietly, how leadership decisions shape outcomes, and what happens when theory meets real environments. Rather than offering formulas or guarantees, the book focuses on judgement, adaptability, and responsibility. Topics include: Why security systems fail long before incidents occur Decision making under pressure and incomplete information The gap between legal authority and real-world expectation Ethics, force, and the personal cost of security work How visibility, social media, and technology create new risks Why AI is misunderstood in security environments What effective, resilient security actually looks like Grounded in South African contexts and real operational dynamics, this book is written for leaders, managers, and professionals who want clarity rather than reassurance. It does not promise safety. It explains what works.

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