Access Solution for National Grid Sites - National Grid is read more
16th September 2019
Introducing New Wisenet Q Flateye IR Dome Cameras - Introducing read more
16th September 2019
New livery for fleet - Evolution, the Buckinghamshire-based fire read more
13th September 2019
BSIA export man - The BSIA (British Security Industry read more
12th September 2019
Customers could easily be breached - Most 64 percent of read more
12th September 2019
Key copy protection claims - The Door Hardware & Access read more
11th September 2019
Kopek Security Ltd - Kopek Security Ltd was launched in 2018. read more
11th September 2019
Armed Forces accolade - Kopek Security has gained silver in this read more
11th September 2019
11th September 2019
UKAS-accredited NSI is the UK’s independent third party certification body within the security systems, guarding services and fire safety sectors, helping to protect homeowners, businesses, public organisations and the general public through rigorous audit of more than 1800 fire safety and security providers nationwide, writes Richard Jenkins, Chief Executive of the National Security Inspectorate (NSI).Delivering an read more
16th September 2019
SATEL - the well-established manufacturer of wired and wireless intrusion products, smart home solutions, access control systems and fire alarm systems – is launching a series of events, organised exclusively for installers and system integrators, that will both showcase their latest technologies and offer practical training. In partnership with Invision UK, their distributor, the events are aimed to give attendees a read more
16th September 2019
Introducing New Wisenet Q Flateye IR Dome Cameras 5 megapixel models The new Wisenet 5 megapixel Flateye IR dome cameras manufactured by Hanwha Techwin are designed for high humidity environments and for where condensation might occur because of temperature differences.A key feature of the Wisenet QNE-8011R and QNE-8021R domes is that they each have a flat surface cover which is applied to the front of the read more
07th August 2019
A virtual private network (VPN) runs interference for internet users who want to:• protect their online privacy through location masking • bypass geo-blocking and internet censorship by routing their connection to other “fake” locations • bolster their overall internet security posture with defences against man-in-the-middle (MITM) attacks, for example.Learn more about the details of VPN and its capabilities, on read more
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