
5 Minutes With… Mark Bridgens, UK Sales Manager at Everlux
As the fire protection sector continues to adapt to tougher regulation, greater scrutiny around competency and growing demand for specialist

As the fire protection sector continues to adapt to tougher regulation, greater scrutiny around competency and growing demand for specialist

Commercial CCTV has evolved considerably beyond recording video that somebody may need to review after an incident. Modern systems can

By Mark Michaelides, CEO at Antare (pictured) Recent reporting on CCTV failures on Britain’s rail network highlights a familiar problem for users

There’s still a place for you to attend the Total Security Summit incorporating the Fire Prevention and Safety Summit – and you’ll be joining

Managing physical security often means juggling multiple manufacturers, installers, and service contractors. Safetell simplifies asset management by delivering a single-source

Security businesses are being reminded of changes to the training required for Security Industry Authority (SIA) licences, with refresher qualifications

Each month on Security Briefing we’re shining the spotlight on a different part of the security market – and in

Modern physical security increasingly depends on connected technology. CCTV cameras, video management platforms, access control systems, intercoms and other security

CCTV cameras, access-control readers, alarms and other physical security technologies were once comparatively isolated systems. Many are now connected to

Are you responsible for security or fire safety across your organisation? If so, you’re invited to the Total Security Summit and Fire Prevention

The Surelock McGill Group has been designing, engineering, and manufacturing industry-leading security solutions for over 60 years to resist forced

UK organisations invest considerable time and budget in protecting the perimeter. Access control, CCTV, guarding and visitor management all help

Today, organisations are under increasing pressure to protect people, assets and critical infrastructure while managing increasingly complex, connected environments. For

The Foyle is a mechanical latch system with rapid, one-way emergency lockdown functionality. The lock integrates with access control systems for day-to-day use, enabling

Facial recognition is moving from specialist security environments into a much broader range of workplaces, campuses, transport locations, critical infrastructure
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