Exploring how IoT connectivity is being used to increase sports participation, improve critical infrastructure monitoring, revolutionise the lock industry, protect van drivers from theft and provide ...

With growing anti-social behaviour, staff shortages, increasing regulations as well as continued difficult traditions conditions, 2024 promises to be another challenging year for the fire and security ...

As organizations adapt to evolving security landscapes and workplace dynamics, the realm of physical access control is undergoing a significant transformation. Our panel discussion delves into the ...

Over the years, technology has grown to such an extent that it is now more embedded into our society than ever before. While that may be seen as a good thing to many people, coupled with this adoption ...

It has been nearly two years since the last State of Physical Access Control Report and much in the world has changed since then. Not least the aftermath of a global pandemic which has, for many of us ...

For decades CCTV has been deployed with great success in the fight against crime. But if security cameras have long been a reliable means of catching people in the act of breaking and entering, the ...

A tech writer specialising in cybersecurity, working with Redscan on this and a number of other GDPR, MDR, and ethical hacking projects. Starting out as a bit of a practical joke between colleagues ...

Simon Brand, Editor of Fire & Risk Management (F&RM), the journal of the Fire Protection Association, examines the arson threat facing unused and unoccupied buildings. We have all seen them. In ...

Access control systems have come a long way from the traditional mechanical lock and key. There is greater demand than ever for convenient solutions to enter and exit buildings and facilities from ...