More of our lives are online as technology becomes more advanced. As a result, it’s crucial to know how to protect yourself from hackers and online predators. But you can’t do that without understanding what you’re protecting yourself from.
With an expected 20.8 billion connected things to be in existence by 2020[1]these devices are producing data at an astonishing rate here in the UK. The Internet of Things (IoT) is having an increasing impact upon our ever-evolving lives.
Ogier Electronics, designers and manufacturers of microwave transmission solutions, has announced the integration of its new Scan-360 detection product with Dahua’s 600 series NVRs.
Milestone Systems, the open platform company in IP video management software (VMS), has collaborated with Oncam and AsPro Security to deliver a cost effective security solution to one of the UK’s leading logistics company. The solution combines Milestone XProtect Professional software and BCDVideo storage with Oncam 360° cameras that provide comprehensive coverage of the site, …
Salford City Council has experienced a wealth of recent success using Hikvision’s IP cameras – to the extent that it has been standardising on Hikvision cameras across its public space surveillance network of 109 cameras. So when the chance arose to upgrade to a brand new 4K Smart PTZ camera, the Council jumped at it. …
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Hikvision, the world’s leading supplier of innovative video surveillance products and solutions, is proud to be the winner of the CCTV Product of the Year 2016 category in the PSI Premier Awards for its range of Darkfighter range of PTZ cameras.
SecurityNewsDesk’s Tim Compston finds out more about the security preparations for the Olympics in Rio, including a ground-breaking aerostat-based platform, as Brazil hits troubled times.
Idappcom the specialist network security assessment-tool vendor has begun rolling out its new managed IPS service for homes and small business users that was first show-cased at this year’s RSA Conference in San Francisco.
Ransomware criminals actually care about your convenience. That’s according to a recent experiment detailed in a new F-Secure report, Evaluating the Customer Journey of Crypto-Ransomware and the Paradox Behind It. The experiment involved evaluating the “customer experience” of five current crypto-ransomware variants, beginning with the initial ransom screen all the way to interacting with the criminals behind each of those variants.
