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Abloy UK has raised concerns about growing security risks to the UK’s highways infrastructure, including bridges, tunnels, and viaducts. Increasing incidents of theft, vandalism, and unauthorised access are driving up costs and causing potential disruptions to public safety and transportation. With construction sites already losing …

Jaroslav Barton, HID’s product marketing manager for physical access control in Europe looks at the importance of open standards to deliver smarter, more efficient buildings which support a modern hybrid workforce. Open champions It was a hugely successful Olympics Games 2024 in Paris for Novak …

Casino operators have long been among the keenest users of video surveillance technology, but there is strong demand today for even more advanced solutions, reports IDIS, South Korea’s largest in-country video tech manufacturer. In a new report on surveillance in the casino sector, the company …

The Office for National Statistics (ONS) has recently released its crime report for July 2024, offering a comprehensive look at crime trends in England and Wales, including theft, robbery, and criminal damage. Despite a decade-long decline in victim-based crime, the latest figures for the year …

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is changing the security industry by enhancing the efficiency, accuracy, and proactive capabilities of surveillance systems. AI analyses vast amounts of data in real time,  reducing the need for human operators to continuously monitor video feeds, although the human in the loop …