Vivian Taback discusses how to avoid problems in scanning a fingerprint. To understand why so many false readings are made on biometric devices, one needs a basic understanding of the fingerprint identification ...

Anviz controls access to 23 McDonald’s Uruguay restaurants. After a year of project planning, Anviz was accepted as the system supplier to McDonald’s in Uruguay. The McDonald’s company chose the Anviz ...

Project scope To control the access and monitor time and attendance of 600 users at Macsteel Tube and Pipe, using one enrolment station, 17 biometric readers at the main factory and two at remote sites, ...

Itatec has announced that it now represents Anviz Biometrics in southern Africa. The Anviz product range provides cost-effective biometric solutions to a broad range of requirements in access control ...

As residential estates invest heavily in perimeter surveillance, automated access control, and smart management apps, the industry faces an uncomfortable paradox: security breaches keep happening, and they rarely stem from a lack of technology.

Modern warehouses are more than simple storage spaces; they are complex ecosystems built on multiple technologies and devices. Kaspersky discovered a new cyberattack vector in a widely used barcode scanner that could expose supply chains.

The average business interruption claim exceeds €850 000, about 70% higher than the average associated property damage claim, while fire and explosion account for more than 40% of the total value of claims analysed.

Organisations face a fundamental change in supply chain risk. Opportunistic attacks are becoming increasingly systematic, with threat actors deliberately targeting trusted technologies and relationships that can give them access to multiple organisations at once.

Attackers compromised a company’s Microsoft 365, quietly took control of the conversation and let the firm authorise fake payments itself. By the time anyone realised, a US$ 1,5 million cryptocurrency investment had already disappeared.