Mobile access is changing the way we manage buildings and their security. The smartphone becomes a mobile key just as easily as a payment card or a map. A device which users are already carrying can unlock buildings or rooms, across one or multiple sites, securely and at a lower cost to the business than standard credentials.
ISM, in collaboration with systems integrator, Scotshield announce a fully integrated custody security management system for Police Scotland at the new Kittybrewster facility in Ab...
CEM Systems, a division of Tyco Security Products, has announced that the Central Bank of Nigeria has selected their AC2000 SE access control and security management system to secu...
CEM Systems, part of Tyco Security Products, have secured the prestigious Khalifa Port Industrial Zone (KPIZ), Abu Dhabi with the CEM AC2000 SE (Standard Edition) system. The sys...
The aviation-renowned AC2000 security management system from CEM Systems, part of Tyco Security Products, has been successfully installed at the new Concourse 3 Terminal 3 in Dubai...
CEM Systems, part of Tyco Security Products, is pleased to announce it has been awarded the contract to secure Auckland Airport. The industry-renowned CEM AC2000 security manageme...
Hirsch Electronics: expands EMEA operations. To support the continued rapid growth in Hirsch Electronics’ business in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, the company announced toda...
W.I.S. Holding GmbH: video analysis and vein-pattern identification for DHL Air Hub Leipzig. DHL, the international market leader in express shipping, overland, and air cargo trans...
GIT-Interview with Volker Zintel about the security at Frankfurt Airport. In the air port industry, Britain’s BAA was the first airport operator to follow a network strategy, by lo...
Dallmeier: video surveillance system for the Golden Valley Casino. South Africa is a fascinating country – not only because of its breathtaking fauna and flora but also because it ...
In order to enhance security capabilities and reduce potential safety problems in the eight branches of the Puyang Tobacco Board, the use of a network camera surveillance system be...
