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20.09.2021 • TopstoriesSecurity

Safe City: Harnessing Technology to Adhere to Martyn’s Law

Martyn‘s Law, more officially known as the Protect Duty legislation, is a proposed piece of ­legislation that is being backed by the UK government to improve the safety and security of public venues and spaces. There are estimated to be about 650,000 crowded places in the UK, of which only about 0.2% are prioritized to receive direct support from the state’s network of counter-terrorism experts. It should apply to any place or space to which the public have access. Evacuation procedures and planning are likely to form a key part of these proposals.

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20.09.2021 • TopstoriesSecurity

Locks With a Panic Function

The ÜLock B locks from Südmetall provide security on both sides of the door – to protect human lives and valuables: there is always an escape route guaranteed by the panic function in the direction of escape. And the self-locking function ­ensures that the door is otherwise always locked. The lock has no parts that can be attacked from outside as the electronics are completely enclosed within the lock housing, and the lock itself has a high resistance to mechanical manipulation. The best possible encryption is used for data transmission between lock, RFID card and RFID reader – that ensures optimum protection against break-ins. Access control administration is through the license-free ÜManagement 2.0 software.

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20.09.2021 • NewsSecurity

Boon Edam Going Digital for GSX 2021

Boon Edam announced that they will be moving to a fully digital participation in the 2021 Global Security Exchange (GSX) conference taking place September 27 to 29 in Orlando, Florida.

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17.09.2021 • TopstoriesSecurity

Security for Maximizing Logistics Performance

At large, busy logistics sites, just a few dock managers control the flow of hundreds of vehicles waiting to load and unload – often causing delays and impacting performance. Hikvision have come up with a solution so that it becomes fast and simple to direct vehicles to available docks, speeding up loading and unloading, and maximizing throughput and efficiency. The Smart Dock feature utilizes video surveillance cameras and some ingenious software to smooth the loading/unloading process.

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17.09.2021 • TopstoriesSecurity

Returning Sports Fans to Stadiums Safely with Smart Technology

The atmosphere of being in a sports stadium is often as important as the event itself, if not more. The pandemic forced fans to abandon venues and watch sports events from their sofas at home. There is now hope for a return to normality as several countries around the world have re-opened their stadiums at varied capacities. Accordingly, many fans are eager to return to the stands for upcoming football seasons. However, in many cases, significant changes are required to ensure the health and safety of fans. Smart technologies like network cameras, smartphones and analytics are helping to ensure safety and security while also improving stadium operations and enhancing fan experience.

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16.09.2021 • NewsSecurity

Hybrid in Paris: Expoprotection Security 2021

Held from September 28 to 30, 2021 in Paris – Porte de Versailles (Pavilion 5), Expoprotection Security will be the must-attend event of the fall season, with three main sectors: Security, Fire prevention and protection, and Cyber prevention. An innovative and hybrid event, combining physical and online, to give participants, exhibitors, and visitors alike, a unique experience, before, during and after the show.

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10.09.2021 • ProductSecurity

Assa Abloy: Electronic Access Control For Glass Doors

​​​​​​​As facility managers, designers and building specifiers will attest, it can be challenging to find the right electronic access solution for a glass door. When glass is the focal point of an entrance design, cabling is not an option. Matching appropriate devices to the opening for a meeting room, office, treatment suite or any other glass door often involves compromises. Organizations may not find their ideal combination of security level, convenience, design and functionality.

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10.09.2021 • TopstoriesSecurity

King Of The Castle: Security Management for Chemical Companies

From climate protection to electric mobility – the products of major chemical companies can be found everywhere. The specialist for Corporate Security in this interview with Matthias Erler of GIT SECURITY was Wolfgang Ehses, who has worked for many global chemical companies in a leading security position. We spoke with him about his responsibilities – and about the challenges of security management in the chemical industry.

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09.09.2021 • TopstoriesSecurity

More Features, Convenience and Security

SimonsVoss is entering a new era of digital locking technology with the Digital Cylinder AX. The system is setting forward-looking innovation standards in terms of security, functionality, energy efficiency and scope of services. Outstanding ease of installation and convenience make the system market-ready to exceed the expectations of both market partners and users.

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09.09.2021 • NewsSecurity

Open Security & Safety Alliance at GSX 2021 Orlando

The Open Security & Safety Alliance (OSSA), an industry body comprised of stakeholders from all facets within the security, safety and building automation space, is has member companies from around the world represented at GSX 2021 later this month.

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07.09.2021 • TopstoriesSecurity

Special Focus Safe City: Olympics and Expo 2020 Dubai

It was an eventful year and the number 2020 still stand before events that were postponed to 2021: One of them being the Tokyo Olympics, but also Expo 2020 in Dubai, both of which start and have started in 2021. As events around the world are a rare treat these days, GIT SECURITY examines the latest city surveillance projects, focusing on Tokyo, Expo Dubai and some other interesting examples.

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07.09.2021 • TopstoriesSecurity

Special Focus: Stadium Security in 2021

We have been holding sports events for thousands of years, where dozens of competitors and thousands of spectators come together to race chariots or formula one cars, to throw spears or javelins, to wrestle or see who can run the fastest, to play some ball game like rugby, hockey, baseball, tennis or soccer, or even to hear some musicians at work. You would think that by now we would have safety and security at such events under control. Well, by and large, we have, but improvement is always possible. GIT SECURITY looks at some of the security products and solutions specifically conceived for stadiums, and others that add a lot to overall safety and security.

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07.09.2021 • TopstoriesSecurity

Italian Trio: Made Expo, Sicurezza and Smart Building Expo run Together at Fiera Milano

Digitization and sustainability, the two pillars of the Italian Recovery Plan, are at the center of the three events that, in November, will offer a comprehensive preview of the materials, technologies and regulations for the building and urban sectors. The same starting date, one admission ticket valid for all events, but above all, the same goal: working as a team, exploiting potential synergies, and meeting the needs of companies and sector operators, and especially international buyers who these days are more interested than ever in optimizing their time and resources.

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04.09.2021 • TopstoriesSecurity

Assa Abloy: Programmable Electronic Keys for Municipal Facilities

​​​​​​​Running a unified locking system for multiple municipal services may bring operational efficiencies. However, if the system is based on mechanical locks, it can also create time-consuming headaches. When keys go missing, for example, or user access requirements change, mechanical security does not have the flexibility to adapt quickly.

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03.09.2021 • NewsSecurity

AI Security for Homeowners and SMBs

"For the very first time, AcuSense technology from Hikvision is bringing the power of AI security to homeowners and SMBs. That means customers in this important market can now boost their security and respond to incidents faster, while also saving time and reducing their workloads and costs,” says Kevin You, Product Management Director at Hikvision.

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01.09.2021 • NewsSecurity

Advancis: Interactive Live Webinar

Communication is critical to an efficient incident response plan: In emergency cases, the first crucial communication is the alarm activation and the required operating procedure to correctly deal with the situation.

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27.08.2021 • NewsSecurity

Accelerated Rollout of Motorola Body-Worn Cameras

Motorola Solutions (NYSE: MSI) announced that the National Health Service (NHS) England has selected its VB400 body-worn video solution to increase transparency and safety for its frontline workers and citizens across the country.

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26.08.2021 • NewsSecurity

HID Global Acquires Omni-ID

Acquisition broadens HID’s footprint in Asia, extends portfolio of active and passive RAIN RFID UHF tags and IoT components and deepens the company’s RFID customization capabilities.

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24.08.2021 • ProductSecurity

Assa Abloy's Wireless Locks Integrate with Siveillance Access from Siemens

24.08.2021 - Integration of Siveillance Access from Siemens Smart Infrastructure Suite with Aperio  battery-powered access control from Assa Abloy puts security at the core of any smart building. These buildings become trusted environments for those who work there or visit, offering reputational benefits to their occupants. They are more resilient and more cost efficient to manage.

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24.08.2021 • TopstoriesSecurity

Assa Abloy: 21st-century Locking for Old Buildings

Retrofitting modern security to old or protected heritage buildings used to be an installer’s nightmare. Wiring could be complex; damage to ancient architecture or door hardware was a constant risk. Now wireless access control devices which match the protection and durability of wired technology have made it straightforward.

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23.08.2021 • NewsSecurity

inter airport Europe 2021 is going ahead

inter airport Europe is going ahead with the first major live event for the entire airport industry, providing a much needed opportunity for airports, airlines, air cargo carriers and aviation-support specialists to meet with the leading innovation drivers in airport technology in their endeavour to exchange solutions how to return strong from the crisis.

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20.08.2021 • NewsSecurity

STid Offers High Security with Seamless Access Control Experience

The physical and cyber security threats for companies and the consequences of the health crisis have had an enormous impact on the perceived needs and requirements for access control and security. Vincent Dupart, STid’s CEO, and François Gitz, STid’s Sales Manager, talk with GIT SECURITY about this matter.

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20.08.2021 • NewsSecurity

Genetec Professional Services: Experts by your side to support advances in technology

In the physical security industry, professional services are typically recognized for supporting customers in the design and deployment phases of their security systems. They also work alongside partners and integrators to optimize system performance and mitigate project risks so that the customer is reassured that their project will run smoothly and that they’ll get the most from their security investment. Although these services are valuable, the needs of most organizations are quickly evolving and traditional services are not enough.

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Global Security Strategies of the DHL Group

Global Security Strategies of the DHL Group

Interview with Frank Ewald, Senior Vice President, Head of Corporate Security & Crisis Management at the DHL Group.