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13th January 2016 Issue no. 295
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Products New Axis explosion protected network cameras for hazardous areas
US firm Pop-A-Lock supports "PALSavesKids" and rescues over 350,000 children from lockouts As tragic and hard to believe as it may be, 30 children died in 2014 of heatstroke from being left in a car unattended. In 2013 that number was 44, and while it is hoped that the number will continue to decrease, an average of 38 children have died every year since 1998 from being left in a car and getting heat stroke. From 1998 to 2014, 606 children died in total (US figures). Pro-Vision offer the new AutoDomes from Bosch
New range of British-made high security locks hits the market
Pick the best with Tradelocks generation 4 Pick Gun
Codelocks provides key technology for masunt
Quick precoding for Fiat & VAG
He who buys wins! Upgrade your Ultegra 884 and Keyline Minis NOW!
Keep mail safe from prying eyes with Securikey post boxes
Appeals Court sides with Google in battle over 'fraudulent' search listings Siding with Google, a federal appellate court has refused to revive a lawsuit by a locksmith owner who blamed the search company for a decline in his business. Baldino's Lock & Key Service, a locksmith based in Lorton, Virginia, argued that Google wrongly displayed listings for hundreds of unlicensed locksmiths, in order to collect ad revenue from them. The locksmith sued Google in 2014, alleging that the search company violated racketeering laws as well as false advertising laws by "publishing the names of illegally operating locksmiths." Full Story |
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Sponsored by Tradelocks the show is now only 6 weeks away; exhibitors are making sure they have plenty of bargains, and for the first time this year we will have a Bring and Buy area. Open to all to bring and offer for sale or to buy up bargains from fellow tradesmen - this area will be at the rear of the Atrium near the lock collectors. UniKey announces partnership with ERA at CES 2016 to bring cutting-edge smart lock technology to UK UniKey, a pioneer in the development and execution of smart lock technologies, is building on its success with smartphone-controlled door locks in the United States. Tradelocks deliver yet again - with another amazing deal! Want incredible deals every single week? Tradelocks don't disappoint with their 'product of the week' offer, delivered straight to their customer's mailbox every Friday. Tradelocks 'product of the week' boasts some of the best deals in the industry and everyone signed up to their newsletter can be in with a chance of bagging themselves a bargain.
This week they have some fantastic new and pre-owned Key Cutting Machines available from the world renowned brand Keyline: GM asks friendly hackers to report its cars' security flaws As automotive cybersecurity has become an increasingly heated concern, security researchers and auto giants have been locked in an uneasy standoff. Now one Detroit mega-carmaker has taken a first baby step toward cooperating with friendly car hackers, asking for their help in identifying and fixing its vehicles' security bugs. Review of the Security Industry Authority (SIA) The Minister of State for Policing, Fire and Criminal Justice and Victims announced the launch of the SIA triennial review. Responses to this open consultation will be considered during the review. The Ministry is keen to hear views from all interested parties but in particular those with a direct interest in the work of the SIA, including: Comcast security flaw could help burglars break into homes undetected A security vendor says it discovered a flaw in Comcast's home security system that could let criminals break into houses undetected by using radio jamming equipment. Gardening equipment tops Britain's "Most Stolen in Burglaries 2015" chart ...with garden sheds being the weakest link! The New Year brings high-value items to homes around the UK through Christmas presents and purchases in the sales, but this also means the increased risk of falling victim to thieves. That's the view of a national security company which says that high-tech items vie with the typical contents of the garden shed as the most stolen items in the country.
According to CCTV.co.uk, which installs and services closed-circuit security systems for both householders and businesses, virtually all household thefts can be prevented by taking a few basic measures to deter the criminals. Roto Frank AG started 2016 with a second strategic investment within a short space of time. Chubb's new high-performance Blackburn development gets planning green light Blackburn Council has granted the planning application for Chubb Fire & Security Limited's new Blackburn office, a high-performance workspace for hundreds of employees. Mitie secures NuGen security contract Mitie, the facilities management company, has been awarded a three year security contract with UK nuclear company - NuGen. Mitie's Total Security Management business was successful in the competitive tender process, securing a three-year contract to provide security personnel at three of NuGen's sites. Locks and Security News Archive Search We keep an extensive archive of news stories and product information that have featured in past issues of Locks and Security News. If you would like to run a search of the Locks and Security News web site using the search tool below please just go ahead by entering in the name of the person, product or company or any other key words that you are looking for. How to contact us at Locks and Security News:
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Hickleys, the vehicle key programming specialist, are explaining the opportunities in key programming at presentations being held around the country throughout the year. Two dates for January 2016 are now available. New Year, New Products from Tradelocks!
New Year, new you? How about New Year new services for your customers? Start 2016 as you mean for it to continue - with the best possible products to give your customers the best possible services.
Key management is proven to prevent security breaches
Threat of burglaries keep Brits up at night Over half of the UK population worry about their houses being burgled on a regular basis, according to new research. 53% of Brits said that they were worried about their homes being broken into, with 47% of these saying it is a regular concern and 6% admitting that they worry about it all of the time. Jadoogar Eeproming for Toyotas, save £450
If you need to offer lost key services on Toyota vehicles including Remote keys & Smart keys you need look no further than Jadoogar Eeproming software. Keyline and Brisant work together
Enfield council's unprecedented public safety achievement
Sponsored in 2016 by UAP-Tradelocks
Cyber security standards proving a challenge
Nuisance call crackdown continues During a busy week at the end of November the ICO's enforcement team wrote to more than 1,000 companies involved in buying and selling people's names and numbers, as part of its ongoing crackdown on nuisance calls. Traka publishes Healthcare Whitepaper
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