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  • Why is security needed on cruises and ferries?
    Why is security needed on cruises and ferries?
    More and more, ferries and cruise ships have become important modes of transportation. Amid their rising importance, the safety and security of passengers onboard has also become critical. Security equipment and solutions, then, can come in handy in this regard.
    Editor / Provider: William Pao, a&s International | Updated: 2019 / 1 / 18
  • Preventing panic in the high street with Abloy UK
    Preventing panic in the high street with Abloy UK
    With large numbers of people around, counter-terror police are providing stores with a security checklist that can be implemented in sixty seconds to prevent widespread panic in terror or emergency situations.
    Editor / Provider: ASSA ABLOY | Updated: 2018 / 12 / 26
  • Can a single locking system protect banks & ATMs and cash in transit?
    Can a single locking system protect banks & ATMs and cash in transit?
    CLIQ is a multi-layered locking system which combines key-operated mechanical and electronic protection. A range of high-security cylinders and padlocks for applications beyond doors maximise physical security and attack resistance.
    Editor / Provider: ASSA ABLOY | Updated: 2018 / 11 / 13
  • IHS: US residential security market continues to outperform Europe
    IHS: US residential security market continues to outperform Europe
    “The Market for Intruder Alarms – 2015,” a new study published last month by IHS Technology, revealed that the U.S. residential market for intrusion equipment was estimated to be worth just over $600 million in 2014.
    Editor / Provider: Cindy Lin | Updated: 2015 / 7 / 21
  • A study takes Philips Hue’s ZigBee protocol as a hacking platform
    A study takes Philips Hue’s ZigBee protocol as a hacking platform
    Smart lighting Philips Hue has again become the target for cyber attacks. A study was published recently that the researchers have successfully hijacked Philips Hue smart light bulbs through the Zigbee protocol.
    Editor / Provider: Elvina Yang | Updated: 2016 / 11 / 9
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