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13th December 2023 Issue no. 684
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Products Beginner's guide to video entry systems
What is video entry? Video entry systems are a method of controlling communication between visitors at a building’s entrance and the people inside. They are most common on private homes or apartment blocks. Databarracks launches Jump-Start
By using Infrastructure as Code (IaC), resources, networking, security, and governance are activated within minutes, ready for a complete recovery. In a disaster invocation, Jump-Start delivers the quickest recovery time in a low-cost and secure solution. Rogue security guards pose serious threat to life and public safety
One of the UK’s leading crowd safety and security specialists has warned of a continued and serious threat to life and public safety at music, sports and entertainment events by rogue security guards who are fraudulently obtaining security industry association (SIA) security work licences and who are supposed to be safeguarding and protecting the public. SALTO launches BLUEntrance Space Visitor ID Management System
Hanwha Vision achieves ISO 27001 Certification – the global standard for information security
XProtect 2023 R3 from Milestone has been released
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Read by industry professionals nationwide - and beyond Welcome to your industry news weekly! As we're approaching the end of 2023, we thought we'd run a short series of advice editorials, news, and product information that have featured in LASN during the year. This week we have a timely reminder about van security with Mul-T-Lock provides OnPoint Electrics’ van security news item. This is the time of year when vans are left idle perhaps longer than most other times, and with less daylight available, it's better to deny thieves the opportunity, than pay for it later. We welcome comments on any item in Locks and Security News on our FaceBook page. You can find us at: www.facebook.com/pages/Locks-and-Security-News If you enjoy reading Locks and Security News so do others! If you have company news, stock clearances, distributor or product information, or even a job to offer just email news This Week's News
Mul-T-Lock provides OnPoint Electrics’ van security OnPoint Electrics has fitted Mul-T-Lock’s innovative vehicle security solution, MVP2000 to its company van, following a break in that resulted in a significant loss of tools. Says Jon Dawson of On Point Electrics: “The crime was committed in less than 20 seconds, with my van in full view of obvious CCTV systems, in broad daylight, in front of a busy leisure centre. None of these elements seemed to act as a deterrent. Common mistakes when installing access control Every access control system is different. And every site is different. That means every project you embark on has completely unique requirements.
With so many different components working together to form an access control system, it’s hard to keep track of everything you need to know. Fortunately, we’re here to help! Magenta Security is "Security or Fire Sustainability Champion” at Security Excellence Awards Magenta Security Services, a leading provider of manned guarding and other security services triumphed at the 2023 Security Excellence Awards on Monday, where the company secured the prestigious gold award in the inaugural "Security or Fire Sustainability Champion" category. The Security Excellence Awards, widely recognised as a benchmark for excellence in the security industry, celebrates organisations that demonstrate exceptional commitment, innovation, and outstanding performance. 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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How a door becomes a Fire Door: a technical guide
Research indicates there may be around 42 billion doors found throughout the world’s built environment. Every day, each of those doors play a purposeful role towards the accessibility, safety and security of buildings and their occupants - but how many people truly recognise what they are using? New Data Reveals the Passwords That Could Get You HACKED! Are you going to be embarrassed? Is your password really 'Password'? It is for almost a million people. And if your name is Michael... Only half of internet users are somewhat familiar with best practices of password security. Therefore, it may not come as a surprise that in 2022, over 24 billion passwords were exposed by hackers. Brand new data released by online security platform, mymxdata.com, reveals the most common words, phrases and values used in passwords. Analysing data from a combination of global data breaches since 2019, the experts have scraped over 100 million different passwords to reveal what are the most common choice of password protection for internet users. From names, years, seasons, number combinations, and values, to sports, football teams, famous celebrities and fictional characters, here are the passwords you should really avoid using. How to take over a family trade business
Many of these firms have been passed down by at least two generations (18%), and a third (33%) of owners say they would love their children to carry things on when they retire. |