Tech Trends
The Refinement Of Smart Homes: Opportunities For Installers And Locksmiths
The rapid growth of the home automation market represents an ideal opportunity for locksmiths and alarm installers to not only revisit existing customers with exciting new products, but also to upsell future clients, thereby value-adding future sales and increasing potential sales.
Artificial intelligence a real game-changer for the security space
Just a few years ago, artificial intelligence was the domain of science fiction. But today it is a reality that some experts are predicting will have a greater impact on our lives than the industrial revolution.
How drone and robot video can combine to reshape surveillance
Both drones and robots are useful tools for handling video surveillance, but the revolutionary tactics of merging the two technologies is creating a whole new strategy for across-the-board security.
How to plan for a hostile intrusion
What can be done to ensure maximum security in the midst of a hostile intrusion?
Walking with the fishes makes airport security a breeze
More than 80 million travellers passed through Dubai International Airport in 2017, a figure to expected to reach 124 million by 2020, making it one of the busiest in the world.
The Hackers Are At The Door
Cyber Security Considerations for Physical Security Deployments
The cyber-security firm stopping hackers from attacking Australian hospitals
Global terrorism has evolved beyond soldiers and weapons, with many terrorist organisations using their internet as their tool for harm.
RE-THINK SECURITY
At the end of the day, the goals are simple: safety and security.
Mobile phones being used as CCTV
Most Australians are now equipped with smartphones, with almost 17 million of the devices currently in use throughout the country—all of which are capable of streaming and recording video which can be used for CCTV purposes.
Five innovative uses of surveillance cameras – looking beyond CCTV
The use of CCTV has exploded over the last few years and technology has been evolving at quite a pace, with the video surveillance market set to reach USD 75.64 Billion by 2022. We are seeing an increasing number of security solutions now integrating deep learning analytics, facial recognition, multi-sensor and multi-directional motion detection, as well as innovative and alternative uses of the technology.
