Access control controllers - Expert commentary

The King’s Coronation: Essential security considerations
The King’s Coronation: Essential security considerations

In this article, Peter Jackson, Managing Director at Jacksons Fencing, emphasises the significance of implementing and upholding robust security measures, highlighting their role i...

The latest trends in biometrics for access control (2023 advancements)
The latest trends in biometrics for access control (2023 advancements)

A study found that over 80% of smartphones have biometric protection enabled, up from 68% a few years ago - these statistics alone show the trajectory of biometric security solutio...

Elevators - 14 considerations for RFID Reader selection
Elevators - 14 considerations for RFID Reader selection

RFID and emerging mobile access technologies are easy to implement and allow elevator access to be integrated with other access control solutions throughout the building, from buil...

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Harper Chalice joins Hirsch for UK security solutions
Harper Chalice joins Hirsch for UK security solutions

The UK’s pioneering Perimeter Intrusion Detection manufacturer Harper Chalice announces it is combining product lines, brands and organisation with fellow Vitaprotech company...

Altronix unveils new solutions at ISC West 2025
Altronix unveils new solutions at ISC West 2025

Altronix, the recognised pioneer in power and data transmission products for the professional security industry, is displaying the company’s latest innovations here at I...

PSA TEC 2025: Speakers and sponsors unveiled
PSA TEC 2025: Speakers and sponsors unveiled

The PSA Network (PSA), the world’s largest consortium of professional systems integrators, announced the lineup of speakers and sponsors for PSA TEC 2025 (TEC) in Aurora, Col...

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