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19th October 2022 Issue no. 627
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Products Videx strengthens flagship door entry systems
The new remote relays create a more robust and secure entry system enabling all door and gate control to be isolated away from the entrance panel in a secure location. Systems integrators are increasingly using Artificial Intelligence-enabled video analytic apps to solve complex customer pain points, as well as for providing traditional safety and security solutions.
more Rize Artvin Airport: Protecting passengers, staff, and assets in northeastern Turkey
GJD launches new range of Clarius IP65 Mains LED White-Light Floodlights
Samsung certifies VuWall PAK Video Wall Node compatibility with The Wall
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How to use radio transmission in access control  Radio transmission is a method of sending information from one place to another via invisible radio waves in the air. It doesn’t require physical wires to transmit the information.
Today, there are thousands of radio waves flying around us all the time, for hundreds of different purposes. Some of the most common usages are radio and television broadcasting, and walkie-talkies. Hanwha Techwin Europe launches Wisenet Viewer 1.2
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CDVI launches revamped Certified Installer Programme CDVI has announced the launch of its new certification process for trained installers of its solutions. Under the new programme, installers will be invited to attend product training at the CDVI Academy every 12 months, to ensure their knowledge is up-to-date. Courses cover four key product areas: The UK loses $32.9 billion to cybercrime each year, new research reveals New research has revealed that the United Kingdom is the 3rd country most affected by online crime in the world - losing $32.9 billion to cybercrime each year. The research, undertaken by SEON, looked at the cost of online crime in the top victim countries identified by the Internet Crime Complaints Center’s most recent report to reveal the cost of online crime.
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When the clocks go back, we often see a spike in burglary attempts across the UK, as opportunists make use of the darker nights to operate under the cover of darkness. And this is why NHSM runs throughout the entirety of October, aiming to raise awareness of the importance of upgrading home security at this time of year.
Brooklands Museum Upgrades Its Video Surveillance System
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