Most likely, tenants and visitors to your coworking space value agile, modern solutions. In other words, pretty much the opposite of mechanical lock-and-key technology.

The stakes are higher when it comes to hospital security.

A sustainability ethos is embedded within procurement departments in many modern organizations.

When it comes to building security, there are not many small investments. Choosing the right electronic locks is a decision you want to get right. Mistakes can prove expensive.

In business and at home, the smartphone is a remote control for our lives.

As one recent market report highlights*, more and more organizations are switching to wireless access control to secure premises.

The rise of knife crime is now an international issue and reports of stabbings in the news increases fear and worry in communities.

Bob (H.Y.) Hwang Ph.D., Managing Director of Hanwha Techwin Europe, explains  how the company’s product strategy is being honed to reflect changing market requirements.

Biometric authentication has come a long way in recent years. Launched in the first Android smartphone almost five years ago, fingerprint touch sensors have quickly overtaken PIN as consumers’ preferred authentication method.

A century after the ABLOY brand invented disc detainer technology, the company is still reimagining the future of security.

The school gate is more than just a physical barrier. The moment a child passes through, the school assumes their duty of care.

Iain Entwistle, Product Marketing Manager at Meesons A.I. Ltd, looks at how combining manned guarding with physical entrance control solutions can help prevent intruders.

You can work smarter and more sustainably when electronic locks and keys power your security.

It is hard to think of somewhere with more critical security needs than a bank. While cyber-security grabs the headlines, in the day-to-day business of banking, physical security of people and assets is paramount.