Residential Estate (Industry)



Place-specific residential estate ­security
Residential Estate Security Handbook 2016 - Vol 1, Security Services & Risk Management, Editor's Choice
Some residential estate developments will require more attention and ingenuity than others in crafting an effective risk prevention strategy.

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Quantitative and qualitative risk analysis
Residential Estate Security Handbook 2016 - Vol 1, Security Services & Risk Management
A methodical, well researched and critical analysis will mitigate and hopefully ­prevent a harmful event from taking place.

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Risk assessment in the security sector
Residential Estate Security Handbook 2016 - Vol 1, Security Services & Risk Management, Editor's Choice
At the present time, risk and threat analysis is often based on a qualitative classification system. Perhaps it's time for a change?

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Security starts with an assessment
Residential Estate Security Handbook 2016 - Vol 1, Alwinco, Security Services & Risk Management, Editor's Choice
The security risk assessment is the critical tool required to identify, understand, research and develop your security plan.

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The importance of the MOI
Residential Estate Security Handbook 2016 - Vol 1, Security Services & Risk Management, Editor's Choice
Despite the fact that residents agree to abide by the rules of the estate when they buy their houses, there are always those who seem to think the rules should only apply to others.

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PoPI and estate security
Residential Estate Security Handbook 2016 - Vol 1, Security Services & Risk Management, Editor's Choice
Estates are liable for the personal information they collect, even if that information is handled by a service provider.

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Compliance reduces risk
Residential Estate Security Handbook 2016 - Vol 1, SASA (Security Association of South Africa), Security Services & Risk Management, Editor's Choice
Ensuring your guarding company is compliant also delivers a reduction in risk.

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Selecting a service provider
Residential Estate Security Handbook 2016 - Vol 1, SAIDSA(SA Intruder Detection Services Association), Associations
Why you should use a SAIDSA registered security service provider.

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Crime scene management
Residential Estate Security Handbook 2016 - Vol 1, Editor's Choice
Dave Dodge, chairman, South African Institute of Security (SAIS), discusses the basics of crime scene management.

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Pre-employment testing insights
Residential Estate Security Handbook 2016 - Vol 1, Security Services & Risk Management
Hi-Tech Security Solutions spoke to Peter Harvey to find out what goes into a screening process and how it would help estates in employing the appropriate security personnel.

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An ever-expanding scope of ­operations
Residential Estate Security Handbook 2016 - Vol 1, Technews Publishing, News & Events, Editor's Choice
Hi-Tech Security Solutions asked a few estate managers and security and operations managers about the scope and complexities of their jobs.

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Securing estates from perimeter to home
Residential Estate Security Handbook 2016 - Vol 1, Technews Publishing, Adamastor Consulting, Conferences & Events, Editor's Choice
Hi-Tech Security Solutions and Rob Anderson hosted a conference focused on securing residential estates. The agenda started with the security plan and ended with an introduction to the effective use of intelligence.

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Rent-to-own perimeter
Residential Estate Security Handbook 2016 - Vol 1
Budgetary constraints often reduce the chance of implementing adequate security measures on residential estates. An affordable solution is the full maintenance lease option offered by Elf Rentals.

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Pre-registration and access control
Residential Estate Security Handbook 2016 - Vol 1
Comb was thrilled to meet with a number of its existing clients at the event and leveraged the platform to introduce the system to prospective end users.

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Fully integrated residential solution
Residential Estate Security Handbook 2016 - Vol 1
Enforce Security Services provides a fully integrated security solution to the residential estates market.

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Interface with intrusion systems
Residential Estate Security Handbook 2016 - Vol 1, Elvey Security Technologies
Elvey took the opportunity to promote its improved range of intruder detection ­devices – DSC’s Neo and Risco’s LightSYS - at the residential estate security event.

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A good buy for residential estates
Residential Estate Security Handbook 2016 - Vol 1, Pentagon Distribution
Pentagon used the event to promote the fact that thermal cameras do not need to be viewed as expensive nice-to-have alternatives for residential estate surveillance.

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Next generation access control
Residential Estate Security Handbook 2016 - Vol 1, IDEMIA
Morpho chose to promote its next generation access control products at the residential estate security conference.

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Enhanced surveillance and backwards compatibility
Residential Estate Security Handbook 2016 - Vol 1, Reditron
The residential security event provided Reditron with the perfect opportunity to present the advantages of various Pelco products for use in the residential estate market.

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Systems that enhance security levels
Residential Estate Security Handbook 2016 - Vol 1
The concept of visitor management as a tool to enhance residential estate security formed the basis of both Melissa Jacobs’ seminar topic and the Powell Tronics exhibition stand theme.

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