Customer experience will overtake price and product as the key retail brand differentiator by the year 2020. Will the security industry be part of this transformation?

A security officer patrols the perimeter of a local shopping centre throughout the night, every night. During these patrols, the perimeter fence is checked, and the security officer keeps a look-out for ...

Many of the smart technologies coming to market aim to eliminate or at least manage the human element, but in South Africa in particular, manned guards are still ubiquitous.

Arcserve Southern Africa reveals four strategic tips to avoid being the next data breach headline.

Using smart technology and an intelligent platform, Aura has a vision to reduce crime in South Africa by 50% by 2025.

Bollard systems operate individually or in groups and are aesthetically pleasing and let pedestrians move between them in non-roadway applications.

The modern shopping centre can only be secured via a multifaceted approach to the security solutions deployed.

Digital technology has given two-way radios a new lease on life by offering significant advantages over analogue technology.

Cash-in-transit vehicles, ATM devices and overnight safes nowadays are fitted with security systems that are becoming increasingly advanced.

Electronic signatures and digital signatures differ significantly; it is critical that organisations recognise the legal implications of the electronic signature and the risk of fraud.

Vox is introducing Vox 911, a mobile app-based panic button that helps family members to easily request for roadside assistance or emergency services, as well as notify friends and family instantly.

Distributors need to maintain a thorough understanding of both the business and technical landscape to remain relevant and assure installers that they have chosen not only the best product, but also the best business partner.

Johnson Controls’ latest CEM Systems’ AC2000 release goes beyond security to help mitigate health and safety risks.

Artificial intelligence has been around for some time now, but the ‘human element’ is going to cause some disruption in the more traditional HR space.