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Afrisec
264 Walmer Boulevard, South End, Gqeberha
Core business offering: Afrisec delivers security master plans and is a systems integrator. Afrisec supplies and installs integrated security systems, fibre-optic and network infrastructure, mobile surveillance vehicles and CCTV trailers, perimeter fencing, building management systems, and energy- and water-saving solutions.
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Section - Communications equipment
-Fibre-optic systems
-IP/network
Section - Service providers
-Access control systems
- Access control systems
- Biometric systems
- Personnel booths & mantraps
- Revolving doors & turnstiles
- Smartcard systems
-Alarm systems
- Intruder detection, exterior (perimeter)
- Intruder detection, interior & building
- Wireless
-Communications systems
- Evacuation systems
- Video/audio intercom systems
-Fire alarm systems
- Fire detection & early warning systems
-Locks and safes
- Electronic locks
- Mechanical locks
- Safes & strongrooms
-Perimeter security
- Burglar proofing
- Electric fencing
- Gate & door automation
- Intruder detection (exterior)
- Non-electric fencing
- Parking barriers
-Surveillance systems
- Covert surveillance
- IP/analogue surveillance
- Remote monitoring
- Video analytics / AI analytics
- Video management systems
-Commercial
-Education
-Government & parastatal
-Healthcare
-Industrial & manufacturing
-Residential estates
-Retail
-Safe city
-Transport
News from Afrisec: |
Thirty days of storage
August 2013, Surveillance, Afrisec
The Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality area’s security system incorporates street surveillance (over 250 cameras) and automatic number plate recognition in the CBD, suburbs and along the beachfront, CCTV in municipal buildings (over 800 cameras). |
Thermal cameras and remote surveillance
July 2012, Surveillance, Afrisec
For the implementation of an effective surveillance and operational crime prevention system within a large geographical area, it is becoming necessary to design and implement mobile surveillance control rooms and satellite sensors. |
The top issues in CBD surveillance
February 2012, Surveillance, Afrisec
Tips to consider in a CBD surveillance project.
According to Gary Johnson of Afrisec, the following guidelines should be considered when implementing a CBD surveillance programme.
1) It is pointless ... |
Security news: |
SA businesses embrace GenAI, but strategy and skills lag
Issue 3 2025, News & Events, AI & Data Analytics
South African enterprises are rapidly integrating Generative AI (GenAI) into their operations, but most are doing so without formal strategies, dedicated leadership, or the infrastructure required to maximise value and minimise risk. |
Acronis and Metrofile Cloud announce partnership
Issue 3 2025, Integrated Solutions, Infrastructure
Acronis has appointed Metrofile Cloud as its premier disaster recovery (DR) partner in southern Africa, combining Acronis' technologies with Metrofile Cloud's local expertise to deliver secure and adaptable disaster recovery solutions for businesses across the region. |
Can AI improve operational challenges?
Issue 3 2025, Industrial (Industry), AI & Data Analytics
AI offers local manufacturers an answer to a growing list of operational challenges. The increasing sophistication of AI solutions could not come at a better time for South African manufacturers, who are grappling with declining sales and the uncertainty of global trade. |
Eagle Eye Precision Person & Vehicle Detection
Issue 3 2025, Surveillance, Products & Solutions, AI & Data Analytics
Eagle Eye’s new Precision Person & Vehicle Detection feature detects people and vehicles at long distances with high accuracy and is especially designed for customers who actively monitor for intruders |
Corporate and academic teams can register for Kaspersky contest
Issue 3 2025, Information Security, News & Events, Kaspersky
Kaspersky has announced the registration opening for its new Kaspersky{CTF} (Capture the Flag) competition, inviting academic and corporate teams from around the globe to compete in a battle of skill, strategy and innovation. |
FICA in the era of deepfake and AI-driven fraud
Issue 3 2025, Security Services & Risk Management
A growing fraud strategy involves leveraging AI to produce highly convincing fake images, videos, and audio, commonly referred to as deepfakes, which are used to impersonate real individuals and spread misleading or false information. |
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