Product agnostic advisor

January 2015 Residential Estate (Industry), News & Events, Conferences & Events

A great deal of knowledge and experience was shared at the seminar, according to Glenn Allen. He adds that the event allowed Enforce to reinforce and expand its relationship with existing clients. A large player in the KZN residential estate security installation sector, Enforce has a number of successful sites throughout the province. Another benefit accrued from the event was the ability for manufacturers and suppliers to grow their brands by demonstrating them to the visiting estate managers.

Residential estate managers share common issues, a fact that was very apparent at the seminar. He highlights the problem experienced when tenants will not abide by the rules and regulations of the estate. Speaker Vagn Nielsen explained that because a contract is signed by all parties – the body corporate, the owner of the house and the tenant, there is legal acceptance of the estate’s rules and regulations. Where there is infringement of these rules, two warnings will succeed an eviction.

Allen says that Enforce is product agnostic but will specify trusted brands that match specific applications. The decision to install specific solutions is based on extensive experience gained in the residential estate sector in KZN and works to the benefit of the estate owner and the property owners. He adds that for estates where quality is a predominant factor, Enforce will often install Bosch cameras and the Cathexis video management system (VMS).

He mentions that while thermal imaging cameras are often popular in the flatter landscape of other provinces, with KZN’s rolling hills it is often not the first choice although there are sites, such as Zimbali 2 and Le Domaine that do deploy thermal imaging technology.

Enforce offers a turnkey solution for residential estates which includes the risk assessment; design and installation of the system, including surveillance cameras, LPR cameras, fire and voice evacuations, booms, gates, biometric readers, fencing and turnstiles; installation of networking cables; remote monitoring; control room design; investigations; guarding and the company’s own reporting software.

For further information contact Enforce Security Services, +27 (0)31 573 7600, [email protected]





Share this article:
Share via emailShare via LinkedInPrint this page



Further reading:

Fire Ops SA Partners with Matrix
News & Events Fire & Safety Residential Estate (Industry)
Fire Ops SA, a South African private fire and rescue service, has announced its partnership with Matrix Vehicle Tracking to launch FireStop, providing Matrix and Beame clients with direct access to a dedicated professional private fire service.

Read more...
Who has access to your face?
Access Control & Identity Management Residential Estate (Industry) AI & Data Analytics
While you may be adjusting your privacy settings on social media or thinking twice about who is recording you at public events, the reality is that your facial features may be used in other contexts,

Read more...
Human-centric control rooms
Iritron Integrated Solutions Surveillance Residential Estate (Industry)
Iritron and Oculus show that when it comes to control rooms, people, not just technology, are at the centre of the most significant performance differentiators today, not just how efficiently the technology works.

Read more...
Multiple IoT devices targeted
Information Security Residential Estate (Industry)
Mirai remains one of the top threats to IoT in 2025 due to widespread exploitation of weak login credentials and unpatched vulnerabilities, enabling large-scale botnets for DDoS attacks, data theft and other malicious activities.

Read more...
SABRIC Annual Crime Statistics 2024
News & Events Security Services & Risk Management Residential Estate (Industry)
SABRIC has released its Annual Crime Statistics for 2024, reflecting a significant decline in financial crime losses, but also warning of the growing threat posed by artificial intelligence (AI) in fraud schemes.

Read more...
Adding AI analytics to security monitoring
SEON South Africa News & Events Perimeter Security, Alarms & Intruder Detection Residential Estate (Industry) AI & Data Analytics
SEON has announced its latest integration with Refraime, an AI-powered video analytics platform designed to elevate CCTV surveillance through real-time object detection and intelligent alerting.

Read more...
Passive fire protection for lithium-ion batteries
Fire & Safety Residential Estate (Industry)
In response to the increasing threat of lithium-ion (Li-ion) battery fires, a passive fire protection solution called PyroBubbles is now available in South Africa and is distributed locally through PyroBrand.

Read more...
Sophos launches advisory services to deliver proactive cybersecurity resilience
Information Security News & Events
Sophos has launched a suite of penetration testing and application security services, designed to identify gaps in organisations’ security programs, which is informed by Sophos X-Ops Threat Intelligence and delivered by world-class experts.

Read more...
Directory listings
Residential Estate (Industry)
The directory of estate security product and service providers lists a selection of companies involved in various aspects of residential security projects, from consulting to implementation and ongoing maintenance, as well as equipment suppliers.

Read more...
Kaspersky highlights biometric and signature risks
Information Security News & Events
AI has elevated phishing into a highly personalised threat. Large language models enable attackers to craft convincing emails, messages and websites that mimic legitimate sources, eliminating grammatical errors that once exposed scams.

Read more...










While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information contained herein, the publisher and its agents cannot be held responsible for any errors contained, or any loss incurred as a result. Articles published do not necessarily reflect the views of the publishers. The editor reserves the right to alter or cut copy. Articles submitted are deemed to have been cleared for publication. Advertisements and company contact details are published as provided by the advertiser. Technews Publishing (Pty) Ltd cannot be held responsible for the accuracy or veracity of supplied material.




© Technews Publishing (Pty) Ltd. | All Rights Reserved.