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Fire Shield Uses Satellites, Sensors and Drones To Extinguish Bushfires

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Fire Shield is a new project working to integrate satellites, sensors and drones to detect fires within a few minutes and extinguish them within...

Winning The Digital Transformation Race

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New research from Professor Feng Li, Chair of Information Management at London University’s City Business School, has outlined 3 new approaches that digital innovators...

Gallagher Teases Mysterious New Access Reader

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Gallagher is teasing a mysterious new access control reader – the latest update from the team suggests hardware is completed. The reader, which incorporates Gallagher’s...

Axis Cameras Capture Phillip Island Penguin Parade

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Axis Communications’ Wai King Wong said the team is proud to be a part of the iconic annual penguin pilgrimage, with several Axis cameras...

Z-Wave Alliance Releases New Z-Wave Long Range Specification

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New Z-Wave long range (Z-Wave LR) will significantly extended wireless range and support robust networks – range for devices like door locks, garage door...

The Problem With Network Cabling Is Software

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Could you highlight in simple terms some of the challenges security installers face when handling networked security cabling? A: Network cabling problems include signal loss...

Bosch BVMS 10.1 Informs Security Decision Makers

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Bosch’s BVMS 10.1 is a modular and resilient security system that aggregates and delivers consolidated data to security operators in a way that helps...

Logan City Council Needs Access Control, Perimeter Security

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To improve security measures at critical sites, Logan Water has established a critical infrastructure security upgrades project (CISUP) - Logan Water handles Logan City...

SAGE 2020 Pre-registrations Now Open!

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SAGE will again bring together security managers, security consultants, security integrators and installers at the Realm Hotel in Canberra, November 12, to see the...

Portland Oregon Council Passes Business Face Recognition Ban

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Portland Oregon City Council in the U.S. has passed legislation that bans use of face recognition technology, not only by the city, but by...