New Gira Motion Detector Cube

The new Gira Motion Detector Cube is designed to be a modern source of automated exterior lighting, and as demand grows for reliable devices which enhance home security, this new solution is sure to boost outdoor living.

It can be used as part of a KNX system or through conventional installation, all thanks to its flexible mounting system that supports exterior and interior application on both walls and ceilings.
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Hanwha Techwin introduces NDAA compliant Wisenet Pentabrid Video Recorders

New NDAA compliant Wisenet Pentabrid video recorders just launched by Hanwha Techwin are designed to extend the life of existing analogue based CCTV, whilst providing a smooth and cost-effective migration to an IP network based video surveillance solution.
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Access control padlocks – new from Mul-T-Lock

Security specialist Mul-T-Lock has added some of its popular NE high security padlocks and the robust Hasplock DIAMOND to its eCLIQ offering, allowing for full access control capabilities in even the harshest of applications.

Mul-T-Lock’s eCLIQ access control system allows businesses to manage access permissions remotely, from anywhere in the world.
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New Wisenet Q Series PTZ cameras

Hanwha Techwin has further strengthened its keenly priced Wisenet Q series with the introduction of 4 new PTZ cameras.
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Securitas acquires leading electronic security company in Germany


Securitas has agreed to acquire Protection One, the German market leader specialising in remote technology-driven security solutions and electronic security. 


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Total Video Surveillance market revenues to hit $24.2bn in 2021

The global video surveillance market revenues are set to reach $24 bn by the end of 2021 according to Omdia’s latest Video Surveillance and Analytics Intelligence Database. This marks a quick recovery for the video surveillance market as demand that was suppressed in 2020 will return and revenues will be bolstered by projects that were postponed in 2020 due to COVID.
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Yale secures BSI Kitemark for smart security products

Yale, the leading provider of smart home security solutions is proud to announce that the BSI, British Standards Institution, has awarded its BSI Kitemark to the Yale Smart range, guaranteeing they have achieved the highest level of security for internet connected products.

With the popularity of smart home products rising over the past few years, the BSI launched a BSI Kitemark for IoT Devices in 2018. The introduction of this standard offers consumers a solution to identify trustworthy connected devices that are safe, secure and functional.
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Toolstation launches latest catalogue with over 1,000 new products

On Monday 6th September Toolstation, one of Britain's fastest growing suppliers of tools, accessories and building supplies, launched a new catalogue in-stores and online, offering over 1,000 new products, new brands, fantastic offers, and a new Smart Home category.

Over 1,000 new products will be available from Monday, including new ranges from existing brands. Extended ranges from customer favourites including DeWalt, and new introductory offers across many products.
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ERA and Zoo Hardware look to the future with new Commercial Director

Tyman UK and Ireland has announced the appointment of its new Commercial Director, Huw Williams, who will play an integral role in leading the growth strategy of ERA and its sister company, Zoo Hardware.
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Wavestore v6.28 introduces intelligent Event Rules and powerful forensic search

Wavestore is introducing an updated version of its open-platform and highly secure Linux-based Video Management Software (VMS). Wavestore v6.28 represents a major step forward as it enables highly accurate real-time event detection and powerful forensic search using video analytics metadata from selected ONVIF cameras.
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Behind the XDR Hype. Security Jargon or the Real Deal?

There is a shiny new toy in the cyber security domain, and it goes by the abbreviated term of XDR. Extended Detection and Response (XDR) claims to be the latest in detection, investigation and response and, according to HelpNetSecurity 'can add a great deal of value via multiple use cases, including hunting for threats, investigating security breaches and aggregating data. XDR's ability to improve visibility, response times and productivity of security teams makes it a truly one-of-a-kind solution, and one that more organizations should look at adopting.'
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Google Play Protect detects only 31% of Android stalkerware

According to findings presented by the Atlas VPN research team, Android's internal Google Play Protect service detects only 31% of stalkerware attacks. Stalkerware, often known as spyware, is a collection of tools (apps or software programs) that enable someone else (such as an abuser) to track and record your phone activity.
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Data breaches reported to ICO drop 20% due to Covid-19

The Information Commissioners Office (ICO) has reported a 20 per cent drop in personal data breach reports, from 11,854 in the 2019/20 financial year, down to 9,532 in the most recent financial year (FY 20/21).
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