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 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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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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In an era of evolving security threats, protecting public spaces, critical infrastructure, and crowded city centres from vehicle-as-weapon attacks has become a priority for urban planners, architects, security professionals, and property developers alike. Hostile...
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Your entrance says more than you think. In high-traffic buildings, whether corporate offices, commercial developments, airports, or public venues, the entrance is the first and most lasting impression for visitors, clients, and staff. It communicates brand values,...
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Entrances within critical infrastructure facilities are where security, safety and operational continuity converge. In power generation, water treatment facilities, transport hubs, data centres and communication networks, unauthorised access can interrupt production,...
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April 23, 2026
5 min Read
Discussions around entrance control often focus on specification, compliance and performance at handover, representing a system at a single point in time. Over the longer term, performance is influenced by how systems are maintained, supported and adjusted as...
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March 20, 2026
5 min Read
The hybrid work model has permanently reshaped the modern workplace. Employees now divide their time between remote locations, co-working spaces, client sites, and the office, turning traditional nine-to-five occupancy into a far more fluid pattern. On any given day,...
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