Study show generative AI now an ’emerging risk’ for enterprise
The mass availability of generative AI, such as OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Google Bard, became a top concern for enterprise risk executives in the second quarter of 2023. “Generative AI was the second most-frequently named risk in our second quarter survey, appearing in the top 10 for the first time,” said Ran Xu director, research in […]
University of Glasgow tackles thermal attack personal data threat using AI
A team of computer security experts at the University of Glasgow have developed a set of recommendations to help defend against ‘thermal attacks’ which can steal personal information. Thermal attacks use heat-sensitive cameras to read the traces of fingerprints left on surfaces like smartphone screens, computer keyboards and PIN pads. Hackers can use the relative […]
Best practice for sourcing biometric security for your business
Biometric security is becoming an essential part of modern access control systems. By using unique physical characteristics such as fingerprints, facial recognition, or iris scans, biometric systems offer a higher level of security. Here are key considerations when sourcing specialist biometric security suppliers for your business… 1. Understanding Your Security Needs: Determine the specific security […]
The Essentials of Physical Security: The 8 pillars of a basic strategy
In a world where cyber threats garner much attention, the significance of physical security in safeguarding businesses cannot be understated. Physical security involves the use of multiple layers of protective measures to ensure the safety of personnel, assets, and information. This primer aims to detail the key aspects of physical security… 1. Physical Barriers: The […]
Enhancing physical security at your business with biometric solutions
In the quest for a secure yet user-friendly access control system, businesses are increasingly turning to biometrics. These solutions utilise unique physical or behavioural attributes — such as fingerprints, facial features, or voice patterns — for identification and access control. Here’s why implementing them can improve your business’s security landscape… Enhanced Security: Biometric characteristics are […]
Is Microsoft Teams a cybersecurity weakness for you organisation? This research thinks so
A survey has found that cyber decision makers are overconfident in the readiness of their organisations to combat cyberattacks via collaboration tools. Collaboration Security: Risks and Realities of the Modern Work Surface, conducted by Mimecast, reveals that businesses are failing to provide dedicated training on collaboration tools, even though almost all (93%) have experienced a […]
Join Amazon, Harrods and Airbus at the Total Security Summit!
Have you secured your spot to the Total Security Summit? This is a must-attend event for key security buyers and leading solution providers fro some of the UK’s leading organisations. Taking place on the 9th & 10th October, at the Radisson Blu Hotel, Manchester Airport, this free event provides an opportunity for you to source the solutions you need for your […]
Could the physical security market be worth $171.4 Billion by 2028?
The global physical security market size reached $116.8 billion last year and has been predicted to reach U$171.4 billion by 2028, equivalent to a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 6.4%. That’s according to a report from IMARC Group, which says areas such as video surveillance, access control systems, biometrics, and analytics, are driving the growth […]
Sky-High Security: The evolution of airport screening and scanning solutions
The realm of airport security, a vital component in ensuring the safety of millions of passengers each year, has seen a significant evolution, particularly in the UK. Advanced screening and scanning solutions have progressively transformed the landscape, enhancing security measures and improving passenger experience. Let’s fly through this evolution and see how technology has brought […]
RIBA issues guidelines for accessibility and inclusion in building design
The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) has published new guidance to ensure that inclusion and accessibility are considered at every stage of the design and construction process. The result of a multidisciplinary collaboration – including input from people with lived experience and experts from 25 built environment professions – the Inclusive Design Overlay to […]