Delivering greater control room value May 2019, Cathexis Technologies, Editor's Choice, Surveillance A truly integrated security system requires that all aspects of the security system work seamlessly together, while being managed by the heart of the system, which is the control room.
Security workforce management platform May 2019, Secutel Technologies, Surveillance, Security Services & Risk Management Secutel Technologies says the South African market is excited about body-cam technology and clearly sees the potential benefits.
Huawei’s Platform + Ecosystem strategy for 2019 1 May 2019, News & Events, Infrastructure, Conferences & Events The annual Huawei Eco Connect event took place at the Sandton Convention Centre in Johannesburg and saw more than a 1000 attendees and housed exhibition stands from an array of partners.
As-a-Service solutions bolster information security 1 May 2019, Infrastructure The emerging concept of ‘Everything as a Service’ (XaaS) makes advanced technologies and solutions more cost effective and available to a broader spectrum of business.
A smart city is a partnership 1 May 2019, Axis Communications SA, Surveillance Strength lies in unity, especially when forces collaborate to tackle crime. It is therefore necessary for a smart city to have integrated public and private safety and security systems.
The disruption of automation 1 May 2019, Editor's Choice Automation is putting pressure on organisations to rethink and refine every aspect of their processes, skills and technology infrastructure.
A competitive edge for the hospitality sector 1 May 2019, Milestone Systems, Surveillance, Entertainment and Hospitality (Industry) Hotel security teams work hard to ensure high levels of security, but they face challenges in the form of high guest turnover and multiple entry and exit points that are easy for anyone to access.
Protecting Microsoft cloud environments 1 May 2019, Information Security Trend Micro Southern Africa announced the local launch of its Trend Micro Cloud App Security point of presence, designed to provide customers added security and protection of their Microsoft Office 365 environments.
Carefully nurtured supplier relationships reap benefits May 2019 Powell Tronics has spent the past decade building a solid foundation of leading-edge technology products sourced from a range of locally and internationally respected market leaders in the security sector.
Is everything-as-a-service worth it? April 2019, iPulse Systems, Verifier, Surveillance Security-as-a-service seems like a good idea to reduce technology and labour expenses. Hi-Tech Security Solutions find out more.
Visible light facial recognition April 2019, ZKTeco, Technews Publishing, Editor's Choice, Access Control & Identity Management, Commercial (Industry) ZKTeco recently expanded its reach in the facial recognition market with the launch of its new series of visible light facial recognition (VLFR) products.
2019 Internet of Things (IoT) Barometer March 2019, Editor's Choice, Infrastructure A majority of businesses that use IoT technology agree that it has either disrupted their industry or will do so in the next five years.
Better energy savings than BMS April 2019, Johnson Controls, Security Services & Risk Management, Commercial (Industry) Central plant optimisation software provides better energy savings than BMS control alone.
To upgrade or not to upgrade? April 2019, Axis Communications SA Many abstain from firmware upgrades as, once they have purchased a system and it fulfils the purpose, they reason that there is no need to undertake a costly upgrade and risk system compatibility.
SECaaS a game changer for SA April 2019, Infrastructure SECaaS promises to comprehensively arm companies of all sizes with the tools they need to protect themselves from harmful cyberattacks.
Increased monetisation and enhanced security April 2019, Elvey Security Technologies , Surveillance The deployment of various products in the control room space have allowed installers and service providers to monetise their products and services, and increase their overall offerings to the industry.
Surveillance in the gambling industry April 2019, Entertainment and Hospitality (Industry), Surveillance Winston Sumner, ASIS SA committee member, says integration is essential for successful security operations in the gambling and entertainment markets.
Surveillance infrastructure has changed April 2019, Editor's Choice, Infrastructure The processing power required to use AI and deep learning is much higher than companies are used to, making it difficult to use off-the-shelf solutions for server and storage.
