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Flir Partners RMUS on Siras UAS in Canada

For the first time, the Teledyne Flir Siras professional uncrewed aerial system (UAS) will be available across Canada. This is being made possible through Rocky Mountain Unmanned Systems (RMUS).

The Siras professional drone is designed for professional missions, including industrial and utilities inspection, firefighting, law enforcement, and search and rescue. Canadian drone professionals can now reap the benefits of a professional UAS specifically engineered for data security, performance, and affordability.

“As demand heightens for sophisticated UAS solutions that include expert programmes and support, expanding into Canada with unmatched support and distribution through RMUS, an existing partner in the USA, is a natural progression,” said Mike Walters, Vice President, Teledyne FLIR. “Teledyne Flir and RMUS have joined forces in Canada to provide unmanned visible-thermal innovation to Canada via the Siras drone. It is ideal for visual inspection and decision support across industrial, energy, and emergency response.”

RMUS is a leading unmanned solutions vendor in North America, providing vetted equipment sales, online and in-person education programs, and professional and technical support services. For the past decade, RMUS has pioneered innovation and progress in the uncrewed systems industry, helping set up programmes including drones, robots, high-end sensors, cameras, artificial intelligence (AI) software, and counter UAS systems.

“We are thrilled to collaborate with Teledyne Flir to bring cutting-edge drone solutions to the Canadian market,” said Kevin Toderel, General Manager, RMUS Canada. “We are committed to delivering exceptional quality, reliability, and performance to our customers empowering businesses, organisations, and individuals to unlock the full potential of drone technology.”

Earlier this month, Teledyne Flir introduced the ITAR-free Vue TV128+ camera module, a high-performance, thermal-and-visible camera payload that will also be available in Canada. Purpose-built for Siras, it provides industry-leading thermal sensitivity for first responder missions and industrial inspections. The Vue TV128+ series pairs a 128x-zoom, 16MP visible camera with a performance-leading 640×512 resolution Flir Boson+ thermal camera within a quick-connect gimbal. The Vue TV128+ is available as part of a Siras drone bundle, or it can be purchased as a standalone payload option.

Protecting Critical Infrastructure with Senstar’s Advanced Security Solutions

In an era where threats to critical infrastructure are increasingly diverse and complex, protecting essential facilities has become paramount for national security and operational resilience. Critical infrastructure includes the vital sectors that keep society functioning—such as energy, water, transportation, healthcare, and IT. Disruptions in these areas can have severe consequences, making effective critical infrastructure protection (CIP) essential.

Critical infrastructure comprises both physical assets and digital systems that support essential services. Given the growing threats from cyberattacks, physical intrusions, insider threats, and natural disasters, CIP requires a comprehensive approach combining physical and cybersecurity measures. Effective CIP involves risk assessments, regulatory compliance, security technologies, and rapid incident response, all designed to protect infrastructure from disruptions and ensure continuity.

The Evolving Threat Landscape

Today’s critical infrastructure faces several primary threats:

  • Cyber Threats: Increasingly digitized infrastructure is vulnerable to cyberattacks, with hackers targeting industrial control systems (ICS) and SCADA networks. Successful attacks can disrupt essential services, cause financial losses, and jeopardize data security.
  • Physical Intrusion: Facilities like power plants, substations, and data centers are susceptible to physical breaches. Given their often remote locations, traditional security alone may be insufficient to deter or detect intrusions.
  • Insider Threats: Individuals with authorized access, such as employees or contractors, can inadvertently or intentionally compromise security, making insider threat detection essential.
  • Environmental Risks: Natural disasters like hurricanes and earthquakes pose ongoing threats to infrastructure, especially as climate change increases the frequency and severity of these events.

Senstar’s Solutions for Critical Infrastructure Protection

Senstar has over 40 years of experience developing perimeter and physical security systems specifically tailored to the needs of critical infrastructure. Here’s how Senstar’s technology helps safeguard these vital assets.

  1. Perimeter Intrusion Detection Systems (PIDS)

Senstar’s perimeter intrusion detection systems, fence-mounted, buried or above ground, detect intrusions at the perimeter to prevent unauthorized access. Key benefits include:

  • Scalability: Systems can be tailored for small or large facilities.
  • Reliability: These solutions function effectively even in harsh environments, maintaining accuracy in extreme conditions.
  • Minimized False Alarms: Advanced algorithms filter out noise from environmental factors, ensuring accurate detection.
  1. Video Management Systems (VMS)

Senstar’s Symphony Common Operating Platform integrates video surveillance with other security measures to enhance monitoring capabilities:

  • Scalability: Senstar Symphony supports facilities of all sizes, from single sites to multi-location deployments.
  • Intelligent Analytics: AI-driven video analytics, which can detect suspicious behavior, loitering, or potential threats in real time.
  • Centralized Control: Provides security teams with a unified platform to manage multiple sites and respond rapidly to incidents.
  1. PSIM Integration

Senstar’s integration with Physical Security Information Management (PSIM) platforms enables centralized control and coordinated incident response. This provides real-time situational awareness, improving the facility’s ability to respond swiftly and effectively to potential threats.

  1. Cybersecurity for Physical Security Systems

Recognizing the importance of cybersecurity, Senstar embeds secure protocols, user authentication, and encryption in its systems to protect against unauthorized access and cyber threats.

Benefits

Senstar’s solutions offer critical infrastructure operators a comprehensive security system that provides:

  • Early Detection: Proactive identification of potential threats before they escalate.
  • Cost Efficiency: Integrated systems reduce operational costs and improve security effectiveness.
  • Scalability: Modular systems are adaptable for both small and large infrastructure setups.

As threats to critical infrastructure grow, Senstar’s advanced solutions offer essential layers of protection. Senstar supports robust, resilient, and scalable CIP strategies that help safeguard society’s most vital services. Investing in Senstar’s technology not only enhances security but builds infrastructure resilience, ensuring essential services remain uninterrupted.

From design to handover, specification support and software tools help you build better

London, November 2024 – For many different stakeholders in building design, construction and management, security specifications can be a difficult, time-consuming task. Everyone from architects, developers and contractors to security consultants, distributors, and even building inspectors, benefits from trustworthy, transparent specification support for doors and related solutions.

 When the goals are better buildings, safer building users and happier customers, the answer lies in a combination of digitalization and personalized service.

A unified digital thread eliminates any confusion which can follow when stakeholders juggle multiple versions of documents. Personalized specification support ensures stakeholders select the right door solutions, project costs accurately, and minimize costly errors along the way. From design to handover, everyone works smarter.

Software tools and specification support

From doors and door closers to wireless digital locking devices and complete digital access ecosystems, ASSA ABLOY has solutions for almost any building or opening. This vast range and breadth of project experience creates uniquely broad-based knowledge, including about the latest innovations in low-impact mobile access and other energy-saving digital solutions.

ASSA ABLOY specification experts can ensure fire safety and barrier-free accessibility are factored into early versions of a design, for example. This helps building owners and investors to meet compliance and safety requirements directly from project initiation, saving time and stress.

ASSA ABLOY software tools such as Openings Studioä help security security specialists and distributors specify accurately and manage stock efficiently. When a digital thread is maintained through building management, fire and safety inspectors complete their tasks time- and cost-efficiently.

Openings Studio brings projects together in one intuitive environment by creating a transparent digital platform where everyone contributes. For this reason, it is already deployed all over the world as a trusted design, specification, compliance and ordering tool – for building projects of every size and type.

Deployed alongside personalized support from locally based ASSA ABLOY specification teams, it offers material benefits to every stakeholder.

Stakeholder #1: Architects

To realise their vision for the final building, architects need everyone on the same page. Efficient collaboration and effective management of communication help them stay in control of project quality and timelines. Openings Studio streamlines this without eating into the time architects need to focus on design.

“Openings Studio software introduced us to a whole new way of thinking and efficiency,” says David Zarhy, whose firm Zarhy Architects used Openings Studio for the Broadcom R&D Center at Tel Aviv University.

The project transparency and knowledge-sharing that ASSA ABLOY bring to security specification is also invaluable, saving time and preventing mistakes. With detailed specifications supplied digitally at an early stage, architects visualize door and security solutions accurately as soon as possible. This way, aesthetics and usability are not disrupted by last-minute hardware surprises.

Stakeholder #2: Building Developers & Owners

Investors want to maximize and future-proof the ROI from their property portfolio. At the same time, they have a responsibility to ensure compliance on measures including barrier-free building access and fire safety. Personalized specification support helps them to weigh options, meet their legal obligations, and control ongoing property management costs.

To also meet booming demand for green building accreditations, ASSA ABLOY offers in-depth support for developers seeking accreditation in six leading green building programs: BREEAM, LEED, Green Star, WELL, DGNB and HQE.

Another welcome benefit for ownership, returns on investing in greener buildings can boost more than just the environment. According to property experts JLL, “buildings with better sustainability credentials are achieving markedly higher capital values and rents”. They estimated improvements of 20.6% and 11.6%, respectively, in one analysis of BREEAM-certified premises for the UK office sector*.

Stakeholder #3: Building Contractors

In the construction phase, more than any other, time is money. Hitting every deadline and budget directly impacts the bottom line. Working smarter with software and specification support ensures customers come back in the future, supporting a sustainable, profitable business.

The path from design to build is smoother when hardware data and deliveries are accurate, so all project changes must be communicated quickly along the stakeholder chain. Openings Studio ensures builders waste less time coordinating clients and suppliers – which means less disruption of their day-to-day work.

Site workers access authoritative specification data for every opening quickly via intelligent tags and QR codes embedded within Openings Studio, for example, which saves time and prevents mistakes.

Stakeholder #4: Security Hardware Specialists & Consultants

The best way to keep customers coming back is by delivering great service. For hardware specialists, this means specifying technical jobs quickly and accurately. Tools and support which help automate tedious manual tasks and enable slicker collaboration provide a welcome efficiency boost.

ASSA ABLOY deliver support through a network of local BIM and specification teams, each with specific knowledge about applicable standards and regulations. They supply products which are manufactured to eco-design principles and help reduce ongoing energy use.

Detailed, product-specific EPDs highlight the concrete benefits delivered by ASSA ABLOY’s investments in using more reusable and recyclable materials, and in embedding low-energy and eco-design principles across its operations — detailed information which will be essential when the European Performance of Buildings Directive is implemented from 2026**.

Stakeholder #5: Distributors

Satisfying customers means shipping the right products, on budget and time, every time. To achieve this, staying on top of current pricing and specification is critical, even when these are in flux because a project is evolving. Effective coordination and accurate quotes are made easier and faster with the help of Openings Studio software.

Part of a longstanding collaboration with SWEDOOR in Denmark, a large project for Østre Landsret, the High Court for Denmark’s Eastern region, was streamlined with the help of Openings Studio. This intuitive tool underpinned door meetings, ensuring efficient decision-making and component delivery for every closer, lock and cylinder.

In Denmark and elsewhere, Openings Studio has become the focal point of collaboration between ASSA ABLOY, SWEDOOR, locksmiths, building contractors and architects. According to Per Løvstad, Sales Manager at SWEDOOR JW Denmark, “cooperation consists of a total review of the entire door project, door by door, so that our mutual customer feels safe and secure that the doors and the entire package fit together.”

“I can only recommend this collaboration to anyone who has to go through larger projects with doors and fittings.”

Stakeholder #6: Building Inspectors

Entrusted with making sure buildings are safe for users, inspectors need transparency in fire, safety and accessibility compliance. In the past, this meant manual updates and endless spreadsheets – carried everywhere, even out of the office.

“With Openings Studio, you no longer need to rely on paper or spreadsheets to manage doorset data,” explains Marc Ameryckx at ASSA ABLOY Opening Solutions EMEIA. “It’s all digitally managed in one place over the life of the building, which saves everyone’s time.”

Openings Studio helps to maximize the effectiveness of inspections by safeguarding a reliable, up-to-date source of specification info and making it available on demand – even on an inspector’s mobile phone.

Doorview, who conduct fire inspections in the London area, use Openings Studio to speed up their work. “The Openings Studio app allows us to instantly share fire door inspection reports with our clients,” explains Doorview’s Jody Purcell. The mobile app equips inspectors with powerful, speedy and transparent reporting tools by leveraging the same information from the design phase through to maintenance of the completed structure.

The app also helps Doorview implement a remedial action list, which reassures the client that their building is compliant and safe. Maintenance staff can upload a photo when any required refits are complete. Working digitally with Openings Studio assures the transparency of this process.

“Because specification and BIM teams are based at locations spanning ASSA ABLOY’s global network, they bring experience and expertise on local issues, standards and certifications,” adds Marc.

“With digital collaboration in Openings Studio – plus dedicated specification support from a global team of local experts – ASSA ABLOY can help you transform the way you work. You will deliver faster, better projects, hitting budget targets and meeting the needs of building managers and users, now and far into the future.”

To learn more about the benefits of Openings Studioä software, visit www.openingsstudio.com

Motorola Solutions Acquires 3tc Software

Motorola Solutions, Inc. has acquired 3tc Software, a provider of control room software solutions for Fire and Rescue Services and Police, based in Leicestershire, United Kingdom (U.K.).

3tc’s computer-aided dispatch (CAD) software is designed to maximize 999 call-taker speed and efficiency in high-stress environments. The single-screen software gathers and synthesises critical data that enables call takers to display the real-time location of the caller and the closest emergency responders to more quickly dispatch help to those in need.

“Every second counts in an emergency, and call takers count on CAD software to efficiently document critical information and quickly connect those in need with those who can help,” said Mahesh Saptharishi, executive vice president and chief technology officer, Motorola Solutions. “We’ve long supported U.K.’s police agencies with advanced dispatching capabilities, and this acquisition expands our Command Center portfolio with a solution specifically designed for Fire and Rescue Services.”

3tc and Motorola Solutions have worked together to serve the U.K.’s emergency services for over five years, and this acquisition further aligns the companies’ critical experience and innovation focused on advancing CAD for the U.K.’s public safety agencies.

“We are very excited to join Motorola Solutions,” said David Todd, CEO, 3tc Software. “We share a focus on developing solutions that streamline emergency workflows and are excited to enhance the services we deliver to our emergency services customers.”

Terms of the transaction were not disclosed.

How LiDAR Contributes to Preserving Our Heritage

Artworks, sculptures, and historical artifacts carry immense cultural significance, embodying our shared heritage and identity. Yet, their vulnerability to theft and vandalism poses a constant challenge for museums and galleries worldwide. The staggering statistics paint a grim picture: The FBI estimates that global art crime generates $6-8 billion in criminal income annually. In the UK alone, the theft of art and antiques amounts to around £300 million each year. 

Priceless artworks face significant risks from human actions, as demonstrated by several high-profile incidents. In 2022, Vincent Van Gogh’s famous ‘Sunflowers’ was vandalised with tomato soup by protesters, and last year Diego Velazquez’s masterpiece, The Toilet of Venus, was attacked with hammers at the National Gallery in London. Even Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa has been targeted, with multiple incidents of vandalism.

Given the magnitude of the problem, it is imperative to adopt a multi-layered approach to museum security with advanced technologies that balance effective protection with maintaining the visitor experience. These solutions must be capable of tracking multiple intruders and integrating with existing security measures like surveillance systems.

Advanced technologies, like the REDSCAN series with 2D LiDAR technology, offers precise detection and integration capabilities, enhancing overall security effectiveness. Its compact design allows for wall or ceiling mounting, creating an invisible shield that detects any proximity breaches. Outdoors it can protect facades, roofs, patios and skylights, while indoors it can provide 24/7 protection of valuable art displays or restricted areas. Whether intentional or unintentional, the sensor triggers an early warning system, enabling swift intervention to prevent damage or apprehend perpetrators.

Flexibility is a key feature of the REDSCAN series, with area masking allowing for customization of the detection field to accommodate specific exhibit layouts. Doors, windows, skylights, and ventilation openings can be designated as masked areas, ensuring that protection is tailored to the unique requirements of each installation.

Moreover, area allocation enables precise detection within predetermined zones, making it ideal for safeguarding wall-hanging exhibits or clusters of artefacts.

Integration is seamless with the REDSCAN series, as it can be easily configured and linked to third-party security devices and surveillance equipment via onboard analogue and digital outputs. For instance, at the Netherlands National Military Museum, REDSCAN has been integrated with audio systems, enabling alerts if someone gets too close to the artwork. This eliminates the need for constant monitoring and enhances overall system efficiency.

In conclusion, protecting the past requires a concerted effort that combines advanced technology, strategic planning, and a commitment to preserving cultural heritage for future generations. The REDSCAN series offers a robust solution that not only enhances detection and protection but also ensures a seamless visitor experience.

For more information please visit: www.optex-europe.com

Milestone Enhances Cloud Connectivity and the Care Plus Experience With Latest XProtect Release

Milestone Systems, a leading provider of open platform video management software (VMS), today announced the release of the R2 2024 update to its XProtect platform. This release introduces XProtect Remote Manager, a cloud-connected service that enhances the value of Care Plus subscriptions. The update also includes improvements to user experience and expanded language support.

Enhancing the Value of Care Plus

As organizations increasingly seek flexible, efficient ways to manage their video security systems, Milestone is expanding the value of its Care Plus subscription. The company is introducing XProtect Remote Manager, a cloud-connected service that allows XProtect administrators to monitor the health and status of distributed XProtect installations in one view from anywhere through a browser.

XProtect Remote Manager enables administrators to:

  • View real-time health status of devices and servers across multiple sites
  • Manage basic camera settings remotely
  • Grant or revoke reseller access to customer sites

While XProtect Remote Manager is still in its early stages, it represents a significant step in Milestone’s cloud strategy, laying the groundwork for future enhancements and capabilities. The latest XProtect release also includes updates aimed at improving user experience and expanding global accessibility:

  • A new layout for video grids in Mobile Clients for Tablets, optimizing space usage and enhancing visibility
  • Vietnamese language support added to operator clients, furthering Milestone’s commitment to serving diverse markets
  • Additionally, Milestone has overhauled its XProtect 360 Split View plugin, improving video loading speed, reducing memory consumption, and enhancing overall stability for users working with 360-degree cameras.

These updates reflect Milestone’s ongoing dedication to innovation and its responsiveness to customer needs. By continually refining its offerings and exploring new technologies, Milestone aims to provide video management solutions that not only meet current demands but are also adaptable to future challenges in the security industry.

About XProtect

The Milestone XProtect open platform video management software currently supports more than 14,700 different security devices from more than 700 of the industry’s leading manufacturers. Technology Partners include providers of network video cameras, NVRs, cloud technologies, access control, alarm and detection systems, video analytics, GPS technology, laser scanners, emergency call boxes, and much more.

Reyee CCTV Solutions Enhanced with New Features

Ruijie’s Reyee CCTV solutions have been enhanced with new features designed to meet modern challenges in the setup, management, and maintenance of CCTV networks. Products sold under the Reyee brand now offer a user-focused experience and workflow optimization, with comprehensive support for CCTV systems from the planning phase through post-sale service.

To reduce time-consuming site visits and product list creation, Reyee solutions utilize an AI tool for site inspection with a heatmap feature, allowing installers to upload floor plan and immediately begin adding cameras to simulate deployment.

Reyee offers tools like NAT Traversal and Ruijie DDNS to facilitate secure remote network access. NAT Traversal provides quick access to network video recorders (NVRs), enabling installers to check video data and configure devices via Reyee routers and Ruijie Cloud. Meanwhile, Ruijie DDNS simplifies remote access with secure connectivity by eliminating the need to register on third-party platforms.

A Self-Organizing Network (SON) technology simplifies complex and time-consuming network configuration processes. Installers can now use QR codes to quickly set up the entire network, regardless of its size.

At the same time, Ruijie Cloud allows for simplified VLAN configuration, identification of devices from different IPC brands, and remote monitoring of cameras and the network via smartphone. The Cloud enables installers to fine-tune parameters like camera types, coding formats, and vision ranges.

To save time and resources, Reyee supports a one-click bill of materials (BOM) creation function, making documentation easier with automatic generation of product lists, topology maps, and coverage analyses.

To support network stability, the Reyee CCTV solution includes features like Loop Prevention. Reyee also supports extending PoE to 250 meters per port, simplifying network expansion and adapting to different field requirements.

In the post-sale phase, Reyee enables remote troubleshooting. Real-time alerts can be monitored through Ruijie Cloud and the Reyee app, allowing installers to detect and resolve network issues before users notice them. Ruijie believes that these and other features provide a quality technological solution for users seeking to save time and resources.

ASSA ABLOY Acquires Lawrence Doors in the US

ASSA ABLOY has acquired Lawrence Doors, a US manufacturer of coiling steel doors, grilles and counter shutters.

“I am very pleased to welcome Lawrence Doors into the ASSA ABLOY Group. This acquisition delivers on our strategy to strengthen our position in mature markets through adding complementary products and solutions to our core business,” says Nico Delvaux, President and CEO of ASSA ABLOY.

“With the acquisition of Lawrence Doors, we are set to enter the rapidly growing coiling steel market and establish a strong presence on the US West Coast,” says Massimo Grassi, Executive Vice President of ASSA ABLOY and Head of Entrance Systems Division. “This acquisition will also equip us with the expertise and product portfolio needed to better serve our dealers and customers.”

Lawrence Doors was founded in 1925 and has some 120 employees. The main office and factory are located in Baldwin Park, California, USA. Lawrence Doors will be part of the Business Segment Residential within the Entrance Systems Division.

Sales for 2023 amounted to about MUSD 31 with a strong EBIT margin.

ONVIF Launches New Online Learning Initiative

ONVIF has released the first course in a new online learning initiative designed to promote greater knowledge and understanding of the workings of ONVIF. The new “Introduction to ONVIF” course offers a comprehensive overview of how the organisation and its standardised interfaces work for the interoperability of IP-based physical security products and services.

The online interactive course educates users on the ONVIF mission and organisation, the benefits of ONVIF standards, what ONVIF profiles and add-ons are and practical applications for both, and the importance of the conformance process. The e-learning course is free of charge and is available to anyone interested in learning more about ONVIF.

“With today’s rapidly advancing technology advancements, education and knowledge sharing is increasingly important for organisations of all types to achieve their business goals,” said Leo Levit, chairman, ONVIF Steering Committee. “This e-learning course will help increase the understanding of ONVIF and the advantages of incorporating ONVIF conformant products into a security system.”

ONVIF member companies can also access the e-learning course for use on their internal learning management platforms to provide this information to their staff and customer base.

Innovative Achievement in Security awarded to ASSA ABLOY digital access solution

London, November 2024 – ASSA ABLOY’s innovative new mobile access solution has won yet another prestigious industry award. At October’s Detektor International Awards, ABLOY CUMULUS received the 2024 prize for Innovative Achievement in IoT & Security*.

 Chosen from among hundreds of products reviewed over the course of the year by Detektor experts, ABLOY CUMULUS “streamlines access management with encrypted mobile credentials, eliminating key management hassles. Its robust, customizable devices offer secure mobile unlocking across various locks, making it a standout in security innovation,” according to the award jury panel composed of independent experts.

ABLOY CUMULUS is a keyless access solution and part of ASSA ABLOY’s Digital Access Solutions suite. With ABLOY CUMULUS, tailored access authorizations are issued and amended quickly and conveniently directly on a user’s smartphone. Their personalized, encrypted mobile credential unlocks any authorized ABLOY CUMULUS-enabled locking device, wherever it is located.

The ABLOY CUMULUS device range offers a range of keyless access solutions. In addition, a revolutionary CUMULUS Controller brings mobile unlocking via Bluetooth to any electric or electronic lock – from any brand.

Innovative management for mobile access anywhere

“It’s a genuine honour to receive such a prestigious award, ahead of competition from so many leading global manufacturers,” says Hanna Sillanpää, Head of ABLOY Digital Solutions at ASSA ABLOY Opening Solutions EMEIA.

“The innovative approach we took with ABLOY CUMULUS, building it API-first to simplify integration with access management, booking or workflow software solutions and more, is completely different to the typical method of developing in access and security. Combined with SDKs and our portfolio of locking devices, this enables CUMULUS to become part of our customers’ most important business processes. This solution can help save time and boost organizational efficiency.”

ABLOY CUMULUS is completely customizable: with APIs and SDKs for smartphone app development, the solution becomes part of each customer’s individual needs in a way specific to their own organization. A CUMULUS system may also be administered with ASSA ABLOY Access, an intuitive, cloud-based solution which enables organizations to deploy keyless access in combination with ABLOY PULSE intelligent key-based locking.

ABLOY CUMULUS extends the potential reach of mobile access beyond traditional applications such as offices. Native ABLOY CUMULUS devices are certified for outdoor use in the harshest climates. The range includes a battery-powered padlock; a key deposit with IP66/68 and IK10 certifications; and a robust swing handle which brings mobile access to outdoor cabinets. Because the solution requires no continuous network coverage – for either locking device or smartphone – it operates in demanding or remote locations. This gives new organizations access to the wide-ranging security and convenience benefits of a mobile solution. For many such customers, until now, only key-based digital access or mechanical solutions have been suitable.

The Detektor International Award was presented at a ceremony during October’s SKYDD security technology event in Stockholm, Sweden.

ABLOY CUMULUS has already been recognized at the 2024 ISJ Leaders in Security Awards and was named Security Innovation of the Year at the UK’s Fire & Security Matters Awards 2024.

To learn more about ABLOY CUMULUS mobile access, visit abloy.com/cumulus

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