02.09.2015 • Whitepaper • Assa Abloy • Assa Abloy Cliq-System • Cliq

Securing critical infrastructure: New solution guide

Can you afford to take risks with your security? We live in a world of diverse threats to our critical infrastructure. Vandalism, theft and deliberate sabotage are ever-present d...

CLIQ from ASSA ABLOY is a mechatronic locking solution that combines the...
CLIQ from ASSA ABLOY is a mechatronic locking solution that combines the highest standards of electronic and mechanical security

Can you afford to take risks with your security?
We live in a world of diverse threats to our critical infrastructure. Vandalism, theft and deliberate sabotage are ever-present dangers. Security managers can’t eliminate those risks. But with CLIQ installed, locks become the strongest link in their security chain, not the weakest.

Why do so many Utility providers rely on CLIQ?
Increasingly, utilities across Europe are turning to CLIQ to protect their premises. CLIQ from ASSA ABLOY is a mechatronic locking solution that combines the highest standards of electronic and mechanical security. The range comprises programmable keys, cylinders and padlocks, software and key programing devices.

Download the guide and discover how you can reduce risks and secure your infrastructure with CLIQ.

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