TDSi have taken a look at some of the emerging trends in the world of Access Control and offer an insight as to what else may come in 2024 “It’s fair to say that 2024 has continued the 2020s trend of global instability and uncertainty. Ironically though, the Integrated Access Control and Security sector has
Genetec has announced the introduction of a new I/O module to its portfolio of high assurance access control system offering. Developed by STid, a leading manufacturer of highly secure access control technologies, the new I/O module enables European customers to meet the most stringent cybersecurity compliance regulations. From the credential and reader to the controller
Genetec has announced that Security Center 5.12 now complies with FIPS 201 and is approved by the Federal Identity Credential and Access Management (FICAM) conformance program. With this certification, government entities can trust that Genetec software meets stringent federal security standards to ensure that only authorised individuals are provided access to sensitive data and facilities.
HID has announced that the University of Dundee is updating its city campus estate implementing HID Mobile Access and signature HID Signo readers throughout its buildings HID states that this is to guarantee the university has a modern, secure and reliable access control system to allow staff and students to enter using both RFID cards
The Security Event has announced the continuation of its partnership with the Access Control Executive Brief for the “XForum” taking place from 8-10 April 2025 at the NEC Birmingham. Furthermore the expanded partnership will see the ‘XForum’ make its debut at the inaugural Safety & Security Asia Series in Singapore from 11-13 November 2025 at
Amidst recent news reports of power outages at a UK airport, Abloy UK is highlighting the need for effective access control solutions that maintain security even when the power supply is disrupted. Steve Wintle, Head of Critical Infrastructure at Abloy UK, explains: “We cannot stress enough the importance of building in security and safety resilience
HID has announced its 2024 State of Physical Access Control Report, identifying five key trends that are shaping the future of access control. Produced by IFSEC Global in partnership with HID, the report surveyed over 1,200 security professionals across the globe to paint a picture of an industry that has been going through considerable transformation. Conducted
IFSEC Insider is inviting security professionals to a webinar taking place Thursday, June 27 at 2.00pm BST. It will explore how, as organisations adapt to evolving security landscapes and workplace dynamics, the realm of physical access control is undergoing a significant transformation. Sponsored by HID, the panel discussion will “delve into the intricate tapestry of
Nedap is proud to introduce uPASS Go: the next generation reader in long-range vehicle access control. As the latest addition to Nedap’s esteemed uPASS product line, uPASS Go establishes a new standard in managing vehicle entry for basic gates, like car parks, gated communities, and staff parking zones. Designed to blend significant commercial appeal with
Inner Range knows that, as the industry moves to embrace more end-to-end security solutions, the benefits for end-users are undeniable – efficiency, reliability, cost-effectiveness. The key to success of these all-encompassing solutions is integration; the ability to work with other systems in a streamlined and efficient way that delivers benefits to the installation. Inner Range