Keeping Pace with Video Surveillance Technology
Why system integrators and their training programs must stay competitive It’s moving so fast that we’re not even aware of the speed. The innovations just
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Why AI and Cloud are Topping 2022 Trends Lists
It is the time of year for reflections, resolutions, predictions and lists. News stories about trends are everywhere, with tips about getting businesses on track
A beginner’s guide to video surveillance in the cloud and Video Surveillance as a Service (VSaaS)
A flexible solution for site managers, security operators, or operations staff, Video Surveillance as a Service (VSaaS) is a cloud-based video surveillance solution where video
Protecting data centres with a resilient perimeter solution
Cyber security is probably the first thing that springs to mind when the phrase ‘data centre security’ is uttered. However, those highlighting the benefits of
Trends in perimeter security
Does anyone else remember the good ol’ days when all you needed to secure your perimeter was to clear the land around your boundary and
The Different Types of Fire Hose Nozzles
As a wildland firefighter, you must have a range of fire hose nozzles to suit the variety of different problems and conditions you may encounter
Firefighting kit – is it time to end one-type-fits-all?
We know that every day as a firefighter is not the same. Every call-out is different – from road traffic collisions to industrial fires, the
The art of futureproofing with cloud-based access control
In 2022, cloud-based access control is only increasing amongst organizations as they are looking to adopt a more convenient, flexible, and scalable security solution. Throughout
It’s Not Sci-fi: How Augmented Reality Enhances Surveillance
Video surveillance has advanced considerably over the past decade. Cameras can now capture video in higher resolutions than ever, providing viewers with a clearer scene
Poised for ISR Success : SATCOM Opens Up a New Dimension in Surveillance
The BOREAL UAV can fly much farther than the range of the UHF comms it’s equipped with. Solution? Get new comms! Sometimes you design a