Firetech Projects is one of the leading systems integrators of fire detection and suppression, access control, CCTV, evacuation and building management systems.

Firetech Projects was launched in 1993 by Stephen Alberts and Hendrik van Wyk to provide customised fire and security solutions. The company has grown from a small, enthusiastic service provider into ...

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.

Most private security companies already have plenty of technology in place. The problem is that those systems often produce separate records, making it harder to piece together what happened across a shift or incident.

Storage is a strategic consideration for critical infrastructure security, and operators must consider how to meet their storage requirements without getting stuck in a quagmire of constantly having to buy more capacity.