Electronic stores must keep expensive stock ready for consumer purchase. This stock holding can hold hundreds of thousands of dollars’ worth of inventory that should be securely locked away; keyword being should.
The first access control system dates back to 27BC (yes, you read that correctly). The Praetorian Guards were employed as bodyguards to the Roman Empire after it transitioned from a Republic to an Empire.
The YG80 is our largest lock and has been engineered to offer a robust and reliable lock for the international locking market. Built to last in unpredictable environments and continue to offer a reliable locking situation, the YG80
Secure access control authentication has previously relied heavily on full-contact fingerprints for biometric data. However, in the wake of the pandemic and general fear of contact environments, security and the access control industry has seen demand for contactless access control technology skyrocket.
Meet the BQT High Security Module (HSM), our most popular Output Module. Before we introduce you to our HSM, we thought we would talk about access control insecurities and how your 'secure' facilities may very well be insecure due to rapid technological advancement.
High volume pedestrian areas pose a common security threat. How do you restrict access effectively to those who can and can’t, or shouldn’t enter specific areas?
When you’re looking after one of nature’s largest land mammals, ensuring their enclosures are safe for them, their caretakers, and the public is important business.
Fires are one of those things you need to plan and prepare for, with the hopes of never needing to use your preparation measures—no one plans for a fire to break out inside.
With the Covid-19 pandemic causing significant economic disruptions globally, management and body corporates alike have had to adapt their ways of working to protect their staff
In today's day and age cellphones can do anything and everything, from calling loved ones to researching what song happened to be trending on the 14th of November 1937 (It was Fred Astaire - Nice Work if You Can Get It FYI).
