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Amaya Industries
Alrode Mulitpark, JG Strijdom Road, Alrode, Alberton
Iso Certification ISO 9001
Core business offering: Amaya Industries supplies, upgrades and maintains electronic key management systems, electronic lockers and intelligent keys with state-of-the-art electronic cylinders and padlocks.
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Sole Agency | This company has been granted exclusive distribution rights by this brand's owner |
Shared Agency | This is one of several companies with official rights to distribute this brand |
Sub Agency | This company purchases from an officially appointed local distributor |
Manufacturer | This company manufactures this brand |
Installer | This company is an approved installer or system integrator of this brand | |
Ecos Systems
(Sole Agency) |
Section - Access control & identity management
-Access control readers & control units
-Card technology
- Proximity
-Control systems
- Remote monitored/hosted
- Time & attendance integration
Section - Other security equipment
-Drug testing equipment
- Alcohol screening/breath analysers
Section - Physical security - locks, safes & containers
-Key control equipment
-Key safes
-Key storage cabinets
-Key tags, identification & accountability systems
-Key tracking systems
News from Amaya Industries: |
The key to security
Access & Identity Management Handbook 2015, Access Control & Identity Management, Amaya Industries, Traka Africa
Hi-Tech Security Solutions spoke to a number of key management companies to find out the latest in this quiet, but critical field. |
Key management in the spotlight
July 2015, Access Control & Identity Management, Infrastructure, Traka Africa, Amaya Industries
Key management today is no longer a case of having your secretary keep the keys in her desk drawer and only hand it out to people she considers acceptable. It has become a science. |
Security news: |
Blue Security ranked best reaction team in KZN
Issue 4 and 5 2025, News & Events, Commercial (Industry)
Blue Security has been ranked the Best Reaction Team in KwaZulu-Natal following its outstanding performance at the SAIDSA Reaction Man Competition 2025, which took place on 25 September at the Ballito Defensive Sport Shooting Club. |
Why Securex matters more than ever
Issue 4 and 5 2025, Fire & Safety, News & Events, Facilities & Building Management, Securex South Africa
Visitors will observe the application of integrated security solutions, including AI-enhanced surveillance, cloud-based access control, cybersecurity tools, and perimeter protection within residential, commercial, logistics, and industrial environments |
Sophos launches advisory services to deliver proactive cybersecurity resilience
Issue 4 and 5 2025, Information Security, News & Events
Sophos has launched a suite of penetration testing and application security services, designed to identify gaps in organisations’ security programs, which is informed by Sophos X-Ops Threat Intelligence and delivered by world-class experts. |
SA’s private security industry receives multi-million USD investment
Issue 4 and 5 2025, News & Events, Security Services & Risk Management
South Africa's private security sector has attracted significant international attention, with the world’s largest tactical flashlight manufacturer, Nextorch, announcing a major investment in its local operations, Nextorch Africa. |
Kaspersky highlights biometric and signature risks
Issue 4 and 5 2025, Information Security, News & Events
AI has elevated phishing into a highly personalised threat. Large language models enable attackers to craft convincing emails, messages and websites that mimic legitimate sources, eliminating grammatical errors that once exposed scams. |
Keenfinity launches Radionix as new intrusion brand
Issue 4 and 5 2025, Perimeter Security, Alarms & Intruder Detection, News & Events
Keenfinity Group’s Intrusion & Access Business Unit has launched Radionix as its new brand for intrusion alarm systems, unlocking new potential and growth opportunities. |
Software security is a team sport
Issue 4 and 5 2025, Information Security, Infrastructure
Building and maintaining secure software is not a one-team effort; it requires the collective strength and collaboration of security, engineering, and operations teams. |
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