The future of security: intelligent automation Issue 2 2025, Access Control & Identity Management, IoT & Automation As the security landscape evolves, businesses are no longer looking for stand-alone solutions, they want connected, intelligent systems that automate, streamline, and protect.
Local is a lekker challenge Issue 2 2025, Secutel Technologies, Technews Publishing There are a number of companies focused on producing solutions locally, primarily in the software arena, but we still have hardware producers churning out products, many doing business locally and internationally.
AI and privacy to shape consumer cybersecurity landscape Issue 2 2025 A report from Kaspersky indicates that artificial intelligence will become an integral part of daily life in 2025, while privacy concerns around biometric data and advanced technologies will take centre stage.
How can South African organisations fast-track their AI initiatives? Issue 2 2025, Security Services & Risk Management While the AI market in South Africa is anticipated to grow by nearly 30% annually over the next five years, tapping into the promise and potential of AI is not easy.
Efficient, future-proof estate security and management Issue 2 2025, Technews Publishing, ElementC Solutions, Duxbury Networking, Fang Fences & Guards, Secutel Technologies, OneSpace Technologies, DeepAlert, SMART Security Solutions, Editor's Choice, Information Security, Security Services & Risk Management, Residential Estate (Industry), IoT & Automation In February this year, SMART Security Solutions travelled to Cape Town to experience the unbelievable experience of a city where potholes are fixed, and traffic lights work; and to host the Cape Town SMART Estate Security Conference 2025.
Milestone announces a platform to enable access to data and train AI models Issue 2 2025, Surveillance Milestone Systems has announced Project Hafnia to build services and democratise AI-model training with high-quality, compliant video data leveraging NVIDIA Cosmos Curator and AI model, fine-tuning microservices.
Security industry embraces mobile credentials, biometrics and AI Issue 1 2025, Access Control & Identity Management, Integrated Solutions As organisations navigate an increasingly complex threat landscape, security leaders are making strategic shifts toward unified platforms and emerging technologies, according to the newly released 2025 State of Security and Identity Report from HID.
AI for retail risk management Issue 1 2025, Surveillance, Retail (Industry) As businesses face mounting challenges in a volatile economic environment, Ares-i remains an essential tool for proactively identifying, assessing, and mitigating risks that threaten operational stability and customer satisfaction.
Top five AIoT trends for 2025 Issue 1 2025, Hikvision South Africa, IoT & Automation, Facilities & Building Management Hikvision highlights that with technological advances, AIoT (AI-powered Internet of Things) is transforming industries not just by enhancing security, but also by making the world smarter and more efficient.
Threats, opportunities and the need for post-quantum cryptography Issue 1 2025, Infrastructure The opportunities offered by quantum computing are equalled by the threats this advanced computer science introduces. The evolution of quantum computing jeopardises the security of any data available in the digital space.
The impact of AI on video analytics Issue 1 2025, Secutel Technologies Artificial intelligence (AI) has become part of any discussion around security, primarily in video surveillance, but its scope is expanding across more solutions and into integrated systems – where it holds the potential to offer the greatest impact.
edgE:Tower video analytics integrated with SEON Issue 2 2025, Surveillance, Integrated Solutions Sentronics has announced a new integration between its edgE:Tower advanced AI-driven video analytics solution and SEON, a Central Monitoring Software (CMS) platform. This integration enhances real-time situational awareness and automated threat detection for control rooms.
The future of AI: Why trust and governance matter Issue 2 2025, Security Services & Risk Management Artificial intelligence has become embedded within the systems that drive organisations and industries. However, without comprehensive AI governance, organisations may face challenges with compliance, ethical dilemmas, and trust issues that could undermine their investments in AI.
The impact of video analytics on business security Issue 2 2025, Surveillance As more enterprises work to integrate AI-enabled solutions into their networks, enterprises must not lose sight of the implications of these integrations and the added value they are working to unlock.
The algorithm of trust Issue 1 2025, Information Security Artificial intelligence is not just enhancing threats, it is providing organisations with a smart line of agile and detectable defence.
Avoiding the trap of deepfake scams Issue 1 2025, IoT & Automation As cybersecurity technology evolves to block traditional attacks, cybercriminals are increasingly turning to social engineering—manipulative psychological tactics that exploit human trust and emotion—to achieve their goals.
New AI advisor for robot selection Issue 1 2025, News & Events, Industrial (Industry) Igus’ new AI chatbot has been added to its online platform to enable companies with little previous experience and technological expertise to quickly and reliably put together Low-Cost Automation (LCA) solutions to become more competitive.
Federated identity orchestration SMART Access & Identity 2025, Technews Publishing, SMART Security Solutions, Editor's Choice, Access Control & Identity Management, Security Services & Risk Management Understanding exactly who resides at the end of a digital device is key, and simple identity number verification by the Department of Home Affairs is no longer a viable solution on its own.
Stay safe while using AI assistants Issue 1 2025, Kaspersky, Information Security, News & Events The new DeepSeek AI assistant has attracted a lot of attention, including the interest of cybercriminals. Kaspersky experts have detected scam activity related to it.
