According to a new blog from Acre Security, over 40% of organisations reported at least one physical security breach in 2024? In most cases, the root cause wasn’t a sophisticated cyber attack or ransomware. It was simply someone walking through a door they shouldn’t have been able to open. Looking towards 2026, the gap between
Genetec has shared its top predictions for the physical security industry in 2026, including thoughts on AI, access control and cloud adoption. Choice and flexibility will define the next phase of cloud adoption In 2026, the conversation around cloud adoption will continue to mature. Organisations will prioritise solutions that offer deployment flexibility and scalability. Rather
In a new blog, acre security delves into the world of the cloud and explores the reasons why it is the safest, smartest option for physical security, examining the benefits around flexibility, removing friction and barriers, and the benefits of digitising the whole visitor management process, as well as much more on its website, which
Brian Sofley, Managing Director of ASSA ABLOY Opening Solutions UK & Ireland Door Group, discusses why physical security deserves more attention in the digital infrastructure landscape and how rethinking physical access is key to building resilience in data centres. “Data centres in the UK have a vital role in keeping the country’s digital, financial and
Making sure building design is compatible with security systems can be tough, but TDSi believe they have a framework in place to make it as smooth as possible. “In an ideal world, building design and physical security systems are developed hand in hand. When this happens, the result is a seamless blend of form and
Genetec has announced its plans for Security & Policing, where it will demonstrate its latest solutions for high-security environments. Hosted by the Home Office’s Joint Security & Resilience Centre (JSaRC), Security & Policing offers an opportunity to meet and discuss the latest advances in delivering national security and resilience. Visitors to booth #B101 will have
As the physical security industry starts 2025, i-PRO has highlighted four interlinked trends that are set to redefine how businesses, integrators and security professionals approach security in the next year. Edge AI Technology: A Shift Toward Proactive Security and Ethical Use “Edge processing of AI-based analytics is rapidly transforming the security landscape by enabling systems to
Genetec has shared the results of its 2025 State of the Physical Security Report, which is based on insights from over 5,600 physical security leaders worldwide. As this includes end users, channel partners, systems integrators, and consultants, the report offers a comprehensive analysis of evolving trends in physical security operations. Here are some of its
ABLOY UK is inviting security professionals to its latest training webinar, taking place this Thursday, November 14 at 12pm. It provides an insight into the disruptive world of digital technology, how it is impacting on conventional physical security and how we manage key and access to buildings in todays smart world. This is a RIBA
This special blog by Ben Durrant, Account Executive at Genetec, explains the importance of clear and effective communication in a crisis, and how situational awareness can be enhanced via communication systems, while improving staff efficiencies. In the past, intercoms and telephones were primarily the domain of IT specialists. More recently, organisations have begun to realise