Security Middle East speaks to Maxxess on their appearance at Intersec 2017 and the launch of their latest product MAXDashboard DI, a world-first solution that can transform the live management, monitoring and verification of people in transit on big, busy sites and multi-site estates…
Whilst parts of the public sector are not generally held up as shining beacons of security best practice, there are areas where private and public sector can take a leaf out of each other’s books, as the security challenges facing both continue to escalate.
When it comes to best practice, having greater involvement in the ‘Total Quality Management Process’ – one of the key revisions of ISO 9001- 2015 – should be a top priority for senior management. Quartz Consultancy Managing Director, Lee McGuire explains…
The 25th May 2018 should be a date engraved upon the mind of any IT Security team and C-Level executive in organisations across Europe. On this date the long awaited European General Data Protection Regulation (EU GDPR) comes into effect and organisations will become more liable than ever before should they suffer a data breach.
Security Middle East speak to Harry Kwon, General Manager at IDIS Middle East and North Africa (MENA), on the 20th anniversary of IDIS and their H.265 range of full-HD IP cameras and NVRs which was released in the summer of 2016.
Russia’s alleged undermining of the recent US election by cyber-tampering raises questions about the security of democratic systems and their susceptibility to corruption. It also highlights the power and behaviour of corrupt systems. Nick Kochan discusses.
When it comes to maritime security, there can all too often be a tendency to look backwards without anticipating ahead. Collecting and collating data is all well and good, but fixating on it can perhaps lead to something of a shock when attacks flare up. Steven Jones, Maritime Correspondent at Security News Desk, discusses.
Intersec 2017 concluded on the 24th January at the Dubai International Convention and Exhibition, with a new record in exhibitor and visitor participation ensuring the three-day event wrapped up proceedings on an all-time high.
With the threat of terrorist groups like ISIS and pirates and the hundreds of millions of dollars invested in every cruise ship, a pertinent question to ask in this uncertain world is just ‘how safe and secure are these vessels?’ Tim Compston, Features Editor at Security News Desk navigates his way around the challenges of cruise ship security.
Unfortunately, this year goes down the books as a flourishing one for hackers as they committed cybercrimes of huge proportions. Before, hacking is mostly known for fraud and theft.
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