Technology

Intruder alarm systems designed and installed for use in Governmental buildings and national infrastructure sites must have achieved CPNI (Centre for the Protection of National Infrastructure) accreditation. Where such products are not specified, it could lead to the loss of potential contracts. CPNI identifies security …

Businesses and organisations are increasingly seeking solutions which not only secure their people, premises and assets, but also offer added value in terms of operation efficiency, business intelligence and smart site management. With increased levels of integration and technological convergence, the traditional approach where systems …

For those installers contracted to deliver intruder alarm systems for Governmental buildings, national infrastructure sites or other higher risk applications seeking stringent security standards, it is important to specify products which have achieved CPNI (Centre for the Protection of National Infrastructure) accreditation. CPNI produces the …

There are a growing number of acronyms which are regularly used to describe the attributes of video surveillance products, especially with regard to cybersecurity, but one which may not be on the radar of European installers and integrators is NDAA. While it is a US-based …

With the move to smart solutions, an increasing number of businesses and organisations are seeking solutions which not only protect their building, people and assets, but which also enable added value and deliver advanced efficiencies. Key to many advanced solutions is the use of video, …