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19th September 2018 Issue no. 425
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Products Feature packed electric releases from Securefast
The versatile AL900 electric release is designed to work with all leading brands of deadlocking night latch locks. With a holding force of 1000lbs, when an electrical current is applied to the mechanism the release will either open (Fail Safe) or lock into position (Fail Secure). Mini Condor Electronic Key Cutting Machine with new battery adapter
That's why we are now selling the Mini Condor Electronic Key Cutting Machine and the new Battery Adapter. The Mini Condor Electronic Key Cutting Machine might be small, but it still comes with an impressive specification: Experience was key to unlocking safe
The safe dates to Japan's Taisho Period (1912-1926) and the katakana script on the dial is no longer legible. Vanderbilt showcases new ACT Enterprise at Security Essen Vanderbilt, a global leader providing state-of-the-art security systems, announced today that it would showcase the latest version of ACT Enterprise at Security Essen 2018. Along with demonstrations of the access control software solution, visitors to Security Essen can explore the full range of products that Vanderbilt has to offer at Stand 6D90, with a significant focus on increased integration within the company's products and with third-party systems. The latest ACT Enterprise features, which include integration with Vanderbilt's award-winning SPC intrusion system, a rules mapping engine, and a smartphone app, were previewed at the IFSEC tradeshow in London in June and received a wave of positive feedback from visitors to the show. |
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Codelocks CL4520 smart lock makes its debut in the market this week Codelocks' CL4520 smart lock combines convenience, flexibility and a powerful mortice lock with a double cylinder. This fresh, new lock is ideal for buildings and environments that experience high traffic or for busy Building Managers seeking to streamline their activities. Presenting the same lever and keypad as the popular CL4510 lock, the CL4520 takes security to the next level. It features a euro profile mortice sash lock with deadbolt and latchbolt safety function. This versatile lock can be set with or without a key-operated deadbolt feature allowing building managers to restrict or allow access by code. Demonstrations and Workshops at ALEX Make the most of your ALEX experience and take advantage of the free demonstrations and workshops that are on offer! Here are some of the highlights: KAP Diagnostics Hickleys Investigation into national security vetting National security vetting allows individuals access to government information, locations or equipment. In 2017-18, government considered more than 170,000 cases, including applications relating to civil servants, contractors and specialist staff such as those in the armed forces. Before 2017, most national security vetting in the UK was provided by two organisations: Defence Business Services National Security Vetting, and Foreign & Commonwealth Services National Security Vetting. In its 2015 National Security Strategy and Strategic Defence and Security Review, government announced that it would establish a single vetting provider. In January 2017, United Kingdom Security Vetting (UKSV) was created. During 2017, a number of UKSV's customers became concerned that it appeared to be taking longer to vet individuals. Full Story75-year-old Cleveland man gets trapped in car for 13 hours after power locks fail A 75-year-old Cleveland man had a harrowing experience last month when his car's electrical system conked out and he was trapped inside for over 13 hours, unaware that he could've freed himself within seconds.
Peter Pyros got into the 2006 Cadillac XLR that was parked in his garage on Aug. 31, but found that it was dead when he tried to start it. 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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The 4-day visit by both auditors involved full scrutiny of the TC Security Services operation and for the ACS audit included visiting both the Head Quarters and satellite offices along with a mix of varied customers. The maximum overall score on the ACS audit that can be achieved is currently 175 points. TC Security Services' score of 164 places them not only in the top 2% of all SIA listed companies within the Approved Contractor Scheme, it also showed an increase in the score awarded by the auditors in 2017. ALEX is now just weeks away - don't forget to register!
All you have to do is register in advance and attend on the day, and you'll be entered into our draw to win a Lenovo Tab 3 Essential 7-Inch Tablet!* Allegion Integrates Keri Systems' Software With Schlage Locks Allegion says that its latest version of the Keri Systems' software now supports Schlage locks in no-tour mode. No-tour mode allows for the altering of access to a lock without having to visit it. The supported locks, which include Schlage Control, NDE and LE, are said to be well-suited for multifamily property managers looking to retrofit their existing properties with electronic access control on individual apartment spaces. Allegion says this provides more security, eliminates unnecessary expenses around managing traditional keys and offers an enhanced tenant experience with ID card or phone access. It also makes it an option to consider for common areas within the building such as meeting rooms, recreational areas and laundry rooms. Keyprint Open Weekend 2018 - another packed weekend Keyprint customers had the opportunity to attend their popular Open Weekend on Saturday 8th and Sunday 9th September 2018 at their premises in Edinburgh. "We are delighted to organise our Open Weekend again this year." Company director Nagib Jiwa commented. Participants had the unique opportunity to meet manufacturers showing products in the following areas: * Mechanical locking systems SSAIB name long-serving Joanne Ellis as new sales executive
Joanne has been with SSAIB for over ten years - during two spells with the organisation - having started as an office apprentice straight out of school. Another new exhibitor for ALEX Access2 will be joining us on stand 14, showing a range of products ideal for auto locksmiths. We asked if they were looking forward to the show. Here's what they said: "Last time we took our latest locks to an expo, the interest was phenomenal. We don't expect things to be any different at this year's ALEX event because VANLOCK and the new TIGRIS Secure Solutions range are superb. Huawei faces security backlash over its use of old US software for UK telecom networks Security officials in the UK are concerned that the nation's communications backbone could be at risk thanks to a piece of US-made software that is about to go out-of-date. The software is currently being used by Chinese telecoms giant Huawei, the company responsible for supplying networking equipment for BT, Vodafone and their subsidiaries. The problem surrounds Huawei's use of Wind River Systems' VxWorks operating system. The software will stop receiving security patches and updates in 2020, possibly leaving theWind River Systems' VxWorks operating system open to attack. |