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20th July 2023 Issue no. 665
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International News
Products SALTO Systems ahead of the curve for UK consumer connectable product security regime
Radiflow’s CIARA 4.0 simplifies management of OT cyber risk at industrial facilities
Abloy UK welcomes amendment to BS 7273: Pt4
ADT Smart Home Wireless Video Doorbell
ERA and GGF raise awareness of Part F compliance
The updated guidance to Approved Document F of the Building Regulations was published on the 15th December 2021 and came into effect on 15th June 2022. Some installers may still be unaware of the changes, and as a result, could be fitting non-compliant systems in homes throughout England. |
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Why you should invest in better quality maglocks Electro-magnetic locks are at the heart of many access control systems. Without reliable locking, the access control serves no purpose at all. Your access control system is only ever as good as your locks. Maglocks seem simple at first glance. But what makes a good one good? Hanwha Vision launches bi-spectrum AI camera for rapid thermal detection and visual identification Hanwha Vision has launched a new bi-spectrum AI camera range that provides visual and thermal views of an area simultaneously. The TNM-C4940TD, TNM-C4950TD, and TNM-C4960TD are equipped with two lenses to generate a VGA thermal image and a 4K visual image. The thermal lens enables perimeter detection of suspicious activity even in low light, poor weather conditions, or when visual barriers, such as foliage block the area. Cybersecurity threat predictions for Summer 2023 Given the scope of cyber threats throughout the first half of 2023, it is more important than ever for businesses to take proactive measures to protect themselves. In this article, we explore the predicted cybersecurity threats impacting this Summer, based off the threats seen throughout the last 6 months, and provide valuable insights to help organizations improve their cyber security defences. 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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Revealed: locksmiths spend £380 on tools each year New research has revealed that UK locksmiths spend an average of £380 on tools each year:
The study, conducted by ElectricalDirect, asked tradespeople about their outgoings on tools, maintenance and repairs, and found that 43% of locksmiths can't afford the new tools they need. Furthermore, 36% keep their tools for longer than they used to, and 43% are now more likely to repair their own equipment. Worryingly, 14% are even using damaged tools as they can't afford replacements. Abloy UK launches new RIBA-approved CPD course
Drone technology deployed to combat protestor threats
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