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4th October 2017 Issue no. 380
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Products New museum traces the evolution of locks
Boon Edam to feature security entrance integrations with leading access control solutions at ASIS
Y-cam Skill enables Alexa control of Protect Alarm Y-cam Solutions, a leader in smart home security since 2007, announces Y-cam Skill enabling Alexa control of Protect, a complete Triple Layer smart security system designed to actively monitor your home and reduce your chances of becoming a victim of burglary. Simple to set up, the Y-cam Skill provides greater control using voice activation to manage your Smart Home Security. One Day time-expiring visitor badges
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Equifax security breach leaks personal info of 143 million US consumers One of the largest security breaches ever has come to light today as Equifax revealed attackers used an exploit on its website to access records for 143 million US citizens (for reference, the US has a population for 323 million or so, that's about 44 percent). World's smallest fingerprint identification padlock
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Nest Labs, Inc. has announced a home security solution that includes the Nest Secure alarm system, Nest Hello video doorbell, Nest Cam IQ outdoor security camera, and corresponding software and services. 3D Group special offers for MLA 2017 We're excited to be attending this year's MLA Expo and with MORE offers across our range, MORE products to choose from and MORE reasons to visit us on stand, this year will be our biggest show yet! Find us on stand G5. WIN £500 ACCOUNT CREDIT To be in for a chance to win £500 account credit and other prizes, simply register your company name and account at 3dgroupuk.com/page/MLA2017. Then, all you have to do it come and see our staff on stand G5 for 2 entries to win! Gain a third entry if you purchase with us on the day. PDQ Manufacturing Receives 2017 Industry Award PDQ Manufacturing is the 2017 recipient of the Greater Philadelphia Locksmiths Association's Industry award. PDQ, based in Lancaster County, Pa., is a premier manufacturer of lock and security hardware and systems. Rogue locksmith whose rip-offs were repeatedly exposed on BBC's Watchdog kills himself A locksmith conman, who was exposed on BBC's Rogue Traders for charging shut-out residents rip-off prices, killed himself after being made homeless, an inquest heard. Mark Makowski, 46, hanged himself in a Travelodge hotel room, in Cheshunt, Hertfordshire, just weeks after being released from prison and having all of his assets seized. He appeared on Rogue Traders and then Watchdog, before being sent to prison in 2010, having been convicted of fraud offences in connection with his locksmith business. Full Story"Cyber security is a shared responsibility - Stop. Think. Connect." Over 300 activities to promote safety online will be taking place throughout Europe during the European Cyber Security Month , such as conferences, workshops, training sessions, summits, general presentations to users, online campaigns etc. The 2017 campaign will focus on cyber security in the workplace, governance, privacy and data protection, cyber security in the home and skills in cyber security. New date announced for free cyber security seminar A free-to-attend, half-day seminar which aims to help security buyers and installers to navigate the complex world of cyber security is being held in Solihull on Thursday 2nd November. Organised by the British Security Industry Association (BSIA) and supported by the Fire Industry Association (FIA), the event will include presentations from a wide range of cyber security experts, with a particular focus on the potential vulnerabilities of 'connected products' - meaning any security product that can be accessed or operated remotely via the internet (intruder alarms, video surveillance systems and access control) - and how these vulnerabilities can be combated. 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. News in Brief How to contact us at Locks and Security News:
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BSIA endorses guide to preventing false Hold-Up Alarms
Comelit ViP securing Sheffield Children's Hospital
Major cyber-attack will happen soon, warns UK's security boss A "category one" cyber-attack, the most serious tier possible, will happen "sometime in the next few years", a director of the National Cybersecurity Centrehas warned. According to the agency, which reports to GCHQ and has responsibly for ensuring the UK's information security, a category one cybersecurity incident requires a national government response. In the year since the agency was founded, it has covered 500 incidents, according to Ian Levy, the technical director, as well as 470 category three incidents and 30 category two, including the WannaCry ransomworm that took down IT in multiple NHS trusts and bodies. Full StorySecurity technology to be experienced in innovative new format
Allegion encourages locksmiths to embrace keyless access control technology
D&E Architectural Hardware at MLA Expo
The Drumm Geminy, is a unique security product available in the UK exclusively from D&E. Security guards 'had role in £7m heist at airport' His planned "loo break" was part of a movie-style plot to stage one of Britain's biggest cash thefts, a court heard yesterday. Ranjeev Singh deliberately lingered outside the lavatory while his fellow guard Mohammad Siddique drove off with the money. Full StoryMLA Expo Training - 60 Courses available
Whilst details are subject to change, initial information shows Courses/Seminars offered will be offered in the areas of General Locksmithing (to include non-destructive entry, Lock ID, UPVC related training, High security cylinders, abrasive wheel certification, tool sharpening an overview of the BLI exam, auto gates), as well as Safes. |