Access Control stories
HID Global sales director, Bernard Evans, discusses trusted identity solutions and market trends in the Asia-Pacific region. #TechDay.
EML Payments partners with Netcetera to implement a state-of-the-art payment solution, adding to their portfolio of technology for safer transactions.
Speaking in his first IT Jam for the company, the interviewee in today's video is SonicWall vice president of products, Jayant Thakre.
Stratus is a software company focused on infrastructure solutions, especially for fault tolerant servers and virtualised edge servers.
CyberArk enhances its identity security platform with new cloud solutions and shared services to protect access and provide broad identity protection.
Almost two-thirds of the analysed firms leave more than 1000 sensitive files open for every employee to access.
As Australian businesses return to work, Thomas Duryea Logicalis offers a smart workspace solution, powered by Cisco Meraki, to ensure safety and compliance.
The partnership brings together Ping Identity's access management technology with One Identity's identity governance and administration (IGA) technology.
Extreme Networks urges organisations to embrace the 'new normal' of remote working and online learning, with the help of its ExtremeCloud IQ platform.
Citrix extends Remote PC Access to the cloud, offering businesses a secure and efficient remote working solution without the need for a VPN.
A modern BYO-anything workforce means more access points, hidden apps and hurdles to secure across the organisation.
IHS has named Genetec one of the fastest-growing access control software manufacturers in the world, according to the latest IHS Report.
Schneider Electric introduces new security technology certification in Australia as the country moves towards digitized buildings.
Vault Cloud partners with Aruba to enhance security solutions for government and critical industries in Australia.
Contractors must now issue travel letters and display QR posters as COVID-19 rules tighten across Alert Levels 2 and 3.
Public buildings face tighter access controls as coronavirus drives demand for safer, greener entrance systems across Australia and New Zealand.
New distancing and travel rules aim to help builders restart safely under Level 2, with updated protocols now available online.
Health and hygiene measures are likely to become permanent fixtures as the COVID-19 outbreak pushes employers to rethink office design and indoor air quality.
Crowds at New Year’s Eve and major events are prompting calls for hidden anti-ram barriers and bollards to secure open public spaces.
Larger office buildings could cut heating and cooling costs as revolving doors curb air loss and drafty chimney effects, experts say.