While it is important to provide a visible as well as a covert patrolling presence on borders as well as points of entry from other countries, this needs to be supplemented with technology.

Community-based anti-crime initiative, Community Active Protection (CAP) in Johannesburg is using Agent Vi’s remote guarding SaaS to boost security and revenue.

Organisations are increasingly reliant on their IT systems and data, but they are faced with risks in the form of anything from accidental data loss, to deliberate acts of sabotage.

Securex South Africa 2019 will return to Gallagher Convention Centre in Johannesburg from 14 to 16 May 2019.

IDEMIA South Africa recently invited partners, consultants and end-users to the official local launch of its touchless fingerprint reader, the MorphoWave Compact.

G4S Deposita recently hosted a number of customers to an open day to introduce a range of new cash management products.

Access to your data, even in a worst-case scenario, is the key to successful recovery from a disaster says Iniel Dreyer, MD at Gabsten Technologies.

Seagate’s SkyHawk hard disk drives (HDDs) provide the optimum combination of performance, high capacity (now 14 TB) and reliability.

The Internet of Things (IoT) has completely changed the way business works, this is as true of the heavy hauling and freight industry as any other.

The SecuTraq mobile app provides real-time data that offers insight, visibility and actionable alerts.

The foundation for the next stage of growth is Visec Cloud, a platform to provide services, including the collection of licence plate information, cross-referenced with a database containing vehicles of interest.

Henk van Bemmelen has been appointed CEO of Blue Security following the recent retirement of the company’s founder Peter Anderson.

BT-SA is moving to larger premises just off Umuramba Road in Montague Gardens in Cape Town.

SBV Services has opened its bespoke security training and cash services training academies to the industry to address the cash-in-transit (CIT) crisis.

Businesses and consumers alike are spoiled for choice in the surveillance market, but as with everything else in life, you get what you pay for.