According to a report by La Trobe University, digital technologies will account for up to seven percent of Australia’s GDP in 2020. As a result, Cyber Security has emerged as a vital, rapidly growing field of employment with the number of available Cyber Security positions outpacing the number of qualified applicants at an unprecedented rate.
Our sister exhibition, Integrate, invites security professionals to explore 'An Industry Transformed' through their Virtual Speaker Series this August 19 - 21 - discussing the future of AV in our changing world.
As COVID-19 restrictions ease in many areas around the country, the possibility of attending a sports game or live concert is becoming a reality. Traditionally seeing large numbers of patrons gathering in close proximity, such events have of course been identified as posing a risk of virus transmission.
While different remote sites might vary greatly in their application, security often proves to be a challenge, and different types of locations often share many similarities when it comes to managing access. From large single sites like a university, to geographically spread sites like roadside cabinets that house the electronics, security managers often find themselves presented with many and varied unique challenges.
As the Managing Director of one of Australia’s most successful security system integration companies, Darren Taylor, like many in the industry, has seen a great deal of change over the last few decades. Founded by his father back in 1979, PMT has grown from a small domestic alarm installation business into a national company with offices in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and Perth.
As restrictions ease at varying rates across the country, workplaces that are re-opening have an increased responsibility to ensure that the health and safety of staff and customers remains a top priority in the ongoing fight against COVID-19.
