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FAAC sliding door operators installed at Glasgow airport

With over seven million passengers passing through Glasgow airport's doors each year, reliability and safety are paramount when specifying a door automation system. FAAC sliding door operators have now been installed at three major entry points at one of Scotland’s busiest airport. As part of Glasgow airport’s security upgrade, following the terrorist attack in 2007, FAAC’s 930 electromechanical operator was chosen to replace the existing sys... [more]

Posted on 08/02/2010 in  Access Control   Physical Security 

MFlow automated exit lanes system manages passenger flow at Newcastle International Airport

Human Recognition Systems has won a contract with Newcastle International Airport to deliver the MFlow automated exit lanes system to manage passenger flow. The scheme will monitor the exit routes from the international and domestic baggage collection areas, significantly enhancing service, security and efficiency at the airport – which was used by more than five million people last year. The new system will increase throughput and improve rel... [more]

Posted on 04/02/2010 in  Access Control   Biometric Systems   CCTV System   Manned Security and Security Guard   Remote Monitoring and Surveillance 

IXP20 access control system from BPT Security Systems can be used to control up to eight doors

The new Impro IXP20 access control system from BPT Security Systems (UK) has been specifically designed for applications which may start small, with local, off-line programmability but may wish to expand or go on-line in the future. The IXP20 can be used to control up to eight doors, in full anti-passback, and allows for 1,000 users. Whilst it may be a small system, it is not a lesser one as it has been created using existing Impro technology... [more]

Posted on 03/02/2010 in  Access Control 

Combining SSO with strong authentication devices provides two-factor authentication for improved security

Technology has evolved to address the challenges of the modern business market. Mobile working and round-the-clock communication have tested information security, as has the need to lock down data from the inside-out. Securing the firewall was previously top of the CISO agenda, but today, securing internal access to applications by employees is equally important. Internal and external regulations exist to protect personal data and restrict emp... [more]

Posted on 01/02/2010 in  Access Control   Biometric Systems   IT Network and Computer Security 

eMAKS electronic access key cuts vehicle miles and costs

A recent survey for the social housing Inside Housing on behalf of 24/7 property and people protection business SitexOrbis found that thousands of miles are being travelled to pick up and return keys. Some said individuals in their organisation were each travelling 2,600 vehicle miles and spending 39 to 65 days a year picking up property keys. However despite the investment in time, 92% reported that no comprehensive records were being kept o... [more]

Posted on 28/01/2010 in  Access Control 

 

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