A door handle is hardly the first product most security professionals associate with technological reinvention. That is precisely what makes Paxton’s new PaxLock Pro2 interesting. Rather than merely refining its established wireless electronic handle, the manufacturer...
Beyond the Alarm Panel: BE WAVE and the Shift to Integrated Security Architecture
Intrusion detection is no longer defined by the alarm panel alone. As security systems absorb video verification, environmental monitoring, automation and IP-based interfaces, the technical challenge is shifting from device-level detection to coordinated event...
How the DFB and ZVEI are integrating video technology, data protection and the costs of stadium security
Stadium security: between overview and identification Shortly before kick-off, a football stadium becomes a highly congested security zone. Tens of thousands of people move through entrances and concourses simultaneously; supporter stands fill up; queues form; and...
Between the camera and the control centre: where video surveillance loses time
Cameras analyse images in ever-shorter times, video management systems consolidate numerous data sources, and control centres are expected to respond to events as promptly as possible. However, between capture and perception lies a technical chain comprising image...
AI video analysis improves security at Lillestrøm coach station
At the Lillestrøm coach station in Norway, Akershus Kollektivterminaler has combined comprehensive video surveillance with edge AI, intelligent search capabilities and a central management platform. As well as providing a better overview of passenger and traffic...
Safe security: When the wall becomes a point of entry
New solutions to an old security vulnerability in modern bank buildings The spectacular break-in at the vault of a Sparkasse branch in Gelsenkirchen-Buer has been reported on extensively. There is no need to recount the case again. From a security perspective,...
Smart detection in road traffic: When infrastructure detects incidents itself
Bridges, tunnels and heavily used motorway sections are increasingly becoming data-driven systems for transport operators. Sensors are intended not only to detect incidents more quickly, but also, in the long term, to provide a more accurate picture of how...
When the master key becomes a digital access right
Salto and FCS Solutions are integrating electronic access control with day-to-day housekeeping operations. What initially appears to be a convenience feature for hotels touches on a key aspect of modern security architecture: staff no longer gain access to guest rooms...
Three ways digital access delivers a tangible ROI for hospitals and healthcare premises
In a sector where budgets are always a focus of attention, delivering concrete returns to every investment is crucial. By digitalizing access, healthcare premises – whether large hospitals or small clinics – can benefit from day one. They can improve staff and patient...
Data Clean Rooms: A German White Paper Raises a Wider European Governance Question
A new white paper from Germany’s digital industry association BVDW examines Data Clean Rooms through the lens of the EU General Data Protection Regulation. Although developed for the German programmatic advertising market, its findings point to a much wider European...








