October 9, 2026
8 min Read
In 2025, Martyn’s Law came into effect in the UK, defining the future of security in the country’s education sector. While it may only be regulation in the UK, its principles have relevance for education settings across the globe. The UK’s Terrorism (Protection...
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September 26, 2026
7 min Read
How Entrance Control Cuts Membership Abuse Without Extra Staff Shared gym passes are one of the quietest leaks in a leisure business. A paying member taps in. A friend, partner or former member walks through on the same credential. Reception is busy, the 24/7 lobby...
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September 17, 2026
7 min Read
How the Nexus connectivity layer is bridging new and existing entrance control to ensure integration, interoperability and remote diagnostics are plug and play. It’s becoming essential for entrance control to be connected to wider building and security...
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September 16, 2026
7 min Read
When to Use AFL 3.6, AFL Compact or AFL Ultra Compact for Faster, More Secure Passenger Flow Airports must move more people through the same footprint without weakening security or adding staff at every checkpoint. Pre-security, lounge and terminal access, and...
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August 7, 2026
5 min Read
Data centres are the backbone of the digital world. They house vast amounts of sensitive information, power critical applications, and support everything from cloud services to artificial intelligence. Yet, while much attention focuses on cybersecurity threats like...
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August 5, 2026
5 min Read
Securing Venues and Delivering Peace of Mind Ticket fraud is a growing challenge for venues of all types. While many people still picture counterfeit tickets being sold by suspicious individuals near event entrances, the reality is far broader and more sophisticated....
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Retail theft and unauthorised walkouts continue to plague store owners worldwide. Shrinkage, the polite industry term for lost inventory due to theft, error, or fraud; erodes thin profit margins and creates operational headaches. As self-checkout lanes expand to...
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In today’s security-conscious world, entrance control systems must do more than simply open and close. They need to deliver reliable detection that balances robust protection with smooth, positive user experiences. False alarms, slow throughput, and unreliable sensing...
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When choosing an entrance control solution, one question comes up repeatedly: should you install turnstiles or speed gates? The answer depends on your facility’s security requirements, traffic flow, user experience, and budget. Both turnstiles and speed gates in...
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