Company alarm system triggers fast automated fire evacuation list
The ground floor of a Hampshire chapel has been heavily smoke-logged and confirmed to be gutted in the incident.
Facial recognition system to shut out intruders needs no external computer to operate
A group that calls itself Place Hackers are the latest intruders to break into western Europe’s tallest building.
Control most standard internal and external door releases with secure scanner unit
A 28 year-old man was arrested on Tuesday night (March 27) on suspicion of attempted murder, said police.
High speed access stations log employees off site when fire occurs
A fire lit in a nearby wooden equipment shed gutted large areas of a school last November. An 18-year-old pleaded guilty to causing the fire.
Business access control profiles can vary their settings minute by minute
Rail passengers were told to expect prolonged delays to services today (Tuesday, March 20, 2012) on one part of the network after metal thieves caused signalling problems.
Gate systems give full jurisdiction over movement in restricted parts of sites
An armed man who tends to wear different types of sports clothing is believed to have robbed at least eight shops. An artist’s impression of the man has been circulated.
Plug and play biometric reader controls access to office computer networks
Five people are either under arrest or being sought who are members of a clandestine computer hacking group. Lulzsec has claimed responsibility for exposing security flaws in some of the world’s most high-profile systems.
Double access turnstiles allow extra throughput in busy areas
Businesses could be asked to take part in a scheme which rewards sharing amenities.
Full colour site surveillance cameras produce clear pictures in differing light ranges
In an agreement which is thought to be the first of its kind in the UK, a private firm will run a Lincolnshire police station.
Affordable PC networked access security system for all businesses
Protesters who entered British Gas HQ left because they said they felt “threatened”. The group, who were complaining about high fuel prices, handed out leaflets to employees at the Staines depot.
Indoor and outdoor half height turnstiles most effective for low security areas
Continued use of beach toilets is uncertain due to the amount of damage and graffiti on the walls of the building.
Contactless smart cards with bespoke labels help firms fight crime
Petty theft is a bugbear to four in five firms who were surveyed and this turned out to be their biggest problem, according to research done by an insurance company.