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12th July 2017 Issue no. 370
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Products Codelocks continues its wave of innovation with two new affordable mechanical locks Leading lock manufacturer Codelocks has introduced two new additions to its range of easy-to-install locks, with the announcement of the CL50 and the CL160. The new locks follow a raft of product releases, as Codelocks continues to invest heavily in research and development. BEST Access Solutions introduces Keystone Web, the latest digital key management program
Aurora unveils long range facial recognition sensor
The specialist biometric imaging and illumination technology is designed to work with the latest versions of Aurora's Deep Learning-based Facial Recognition engines. |
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Online fraud is now the most commonly experienced crime in England and Wales, but has been overlooked by government, law enforcement and industry. Fraud is the most commonly experienced crime in England and Wales and most happens online. While the landscape for tackling online fraud is complex, the Home Office's response is not proportionate to the threat, according to the National Audit Office. Full StoryLoxal Brings Void Security/Access Control into the 21st Century Loxal security have revolutionised void security with their new IDACS (Intelligent Digital Access Control System) product range. Comments David White, who has spent the past 35 years in the security business and the man who created both Sitex and VPS in the same marketplace: Smart, secure key storage from Master Lock American super brand Master Lock has become the first security specialist to release a Bluetooth key lock box, that can be accessed via a smartphone, to the European market. Backed by the latest technology and designed with Master Lock's 90 plus years of trusted security expertise, the smart, simple and secure lock box ensures homeowners will never have to hide keys under the doormat or a flower pot ever again. 93% of websites fail to meet security standard April King, a security engineer at Mozilla, found that the vast majority of the world's largest sites - 93.45% to be exact - are not implementing many modern security technologies which provide secure connections to their users and protect them from attacks such as cross-site scripting (CSS) and content injection. Full StorySecurity guards in plain clothes are going to patrol Brittany Ferries Plain clothes security staff are to be placed on Brittany Ferries' vessels and passengers will face additional bag checks, it has been revealed. The Plymouth-based company has increased security measures for travellers ahead of its summer rush. The security staff won't be armed but gun-toting French military patrols, introduced last year, are continuing. Full StoryComelit's award-winning IP Door Entry System chosen for Battersea Power Station development Residents at one of the UK's most iconic and keenly sought-after developments - Circus West at Battersea Power Station in London - are using a state-of-the-art IP video entry system from Comelit.
With designs that are both aesthetically stylish and technically sophisticated, it is little wonder that the new development has attracted attention from potential purchasers from all over the world. Investing in IT security products alone is no silver bullet in battle against cyber crime In the wake of high-profile global ransomware attacks such as WannaCry and Petya, BT and KPMG have this week published a new cyber security report offering practical advice to businesses of all sizes on how best to manage their security journey and turn it into a business opportunity. The new report, 'The cyber security journey - from denial to opportunity', warns businesses against falling into dangerous traps as they deal with the complexity of securing a digital enterprise. 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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SSAIB audits first company to latest ISO 9001 standard
Worthing locksmith who 'loved helping others' will be remembered
Police apologise to innocent locksmith wrongly named as one of Hull's most wanted Humberside Police have apologised to an innocent locksmith who secured a burglary scene after they named him as one of Hull's most wanted criminals. The force circulated a media appeal with details of eight suspects they wanted the public to help them catch. Included was the name, photograph and address of Christopher Phelan who detectives said was wanted for burglary. However, Mr Phelan was not involved in the burglary. He had attended the crime scene in his capacity as a locksmith to secure the building, working alongside the police! Full StorySurge in electro-mechanical hardware makes ongoing FM training more important than ever
ICO launches revamped data protection self-assessment toolkit ahead of GDPR The ICO revamped the data protection self-assessment toolkit for SMEs, which includes: a checklist to help businesses and organisations get ready for the GDPR, and the ability to compare what you are currently doing around data protection to what you should be doing under the GDPR. Mitie launch City Class service
Dakota Hotels selects MOBOTIX for intelligent yet discreet video surveillance
Dakota Hotels is a lifestyle hotel brand providing hospitality and restaurant services in boutique hotels based in Edinburgh and Glasgow. Veracity showcases end-to-end Command & Control solution at IFSEC Veracity, a leading provider of innovative and intelligent solutions that solve real-world challenges in IP video systems, is showcasing a new suite of products at IFSEC 2017 which neatly brings together the three cornerstones of its successful business: IP transmission, storage and display. |