Fire follows four stages – ignition, growth, fully developed, and decay (burnout). In order to ensure that a fire does not progress beyond the first stage, adequate detection and suppression technology needs to be in place.

A comprehensive risk analysis is the first step towards coming up with a solution that is viable and will achieve the desired results. When one is aware of the why and how the challenge is coming, a ...

Our homes are usually ignored and left to chance when it comes to fire protection. This is due to ignorance and lack of legislation concerning fire protection in private homes that are not in complexes. ...

Bringing fire and safety, along with intrusion and perimeter protection, into the same publication is an interesting exercise. At their core, all these systems exist for one reason: to warn people ...

Sophos AI Security 2026 report finds attackers are moving beyond experimentation and operationalising AI for attacks using identity as the primary initial access vector, rather than inventing new attack types.

Synology has launched Surveillance365, a Video Surveillance as a Service solution that enables businesses to deploy enterprise-grade multi-site surveillance in minutes and scale without additional IT overhead.

OPTEX has launched the TXI Series, a range of high-mount outdoor curtain detectors designed to create an invisible curtain barrier along a building’s façade and to address the challenge of balancing reliable human detection with nuisance alarm reduction in external security.

Video fire detection technology can complement broader fire detection strategies in environments where dust, dirt, fumes, moisture, light levels, temperature, or access conditions pose challenges for traditional technologies.

Whether you are responsible for electronic key management, securing safes and containers, transport operations or high-value equipment, every asset represents an investment that deserves intelligent protection.