All Security News - Sustainable materials innovation, smartphone control of access rights, AI processes for predictive maintenance and anti-crowbar attack solutions – these were some of the radical new technologies on display to visitors when Swedish security solutions company Gunnebo held an open evening at its Global Innovation Hub, based at the Aldo Moro University of Bari.  More than 50 guests from the Administration of the Region Puglia, local industry partners, Aldo Moro University and the Polytechnic University of Bari attended the event in May.  The company said that it was a special honour to welcome Dr. Gianna Elisa Berlingerio, Director of the Department for Economic Development of the Region Puglia. Prof. Roberto Bellotti, Director of the Department of Physics at the University of Bari said: “Gunnebo’s Innovation Hub represents a great training opportunity for students and collaboration for researchers of the Physics Department of the University of Bari on extremely relevant topics for the future of our society – such as artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, IoT and sustainability.”  In 2021, Gunnebo launched the Innovation Hub, located inside the Michelangelo Merlin Department of Applied Physics. This marked a major investment in innovation, digitalisation and product development for Gunnebo, to better support our mission of creating a safer world and creating peace of mind. “The Hub brings together a growing team of innovation specialists who have the focus and drive to push the boundaries of valuables protection and support our customers to develop their businesses and solutions,” said Stefan Syrén, President and CEO, Gunnebo. “The open evening was a great event to showcase all the hard work put in delivering products and services to move Gunnebo into the future, as well as a testament to our partners, the University and the region.”. All Security News from International Security Journal.

All Security News - SIRA played a key, participating role at the ISJ Leaders in Security Conference 2023. SIRA (Security Industry Regulatory Agency) recently joined senior security leaders from the Middle East & Africa at the ISJ Leaders in Security Conference 2023 as a supportive governmental partner. The conference – once again organised by International Security Journal after its successful launch in Dubai in 2022, the capital of security leadership in the region – focussed on the latest security challenges on a global level, enabling participants and delegates to share experiences and create cooperation and communication opportunities between security experts from several countries at the level of private security in all its fields. Additionally, this conference is an awareness and educational event that contributes to informing experts and personnel working in the security sector about the latest technologies; this is in line with SIRA’s vision and its leadership role as a unique organisational body for the private security sector. This year’s event was held at the Grosvenor Hotel, Dubai Marina, in the presence of H.E. Khalifa Ibrahim Al Saleis, CEO, SIRA as well as directors of the various departments who joined many discussions on the main stage whilst also spending the day meeting with the agency’s clients of security companies and security professionals in attendance. The conference was opened by Ian Stokes, CEO, Centurian Media Ltd. and John Cowling, Conference Chair and District Security Manager Middle East & CIS, Caterpillar; both pointed out that launching the conference first from Dubai is one of the most important grounds for success and continuity, commending the role of strategic and supportive partners. H.E. Khalifa Ibrahim Al Saleis delivered the Keynote Address at the conference entitled “Security Industry Between Present and Future”, in which he laid out the significant data regarding the challenges of developing AI mechanisms and.... All Security News from International Security Journal.

All Security News - Altronix has confirmed the integration of its Trove access and power solutions with Inner Range’s Integriti line of access control. “Combining Altronix power with Integriti access streamlines system design and install, resulting in cost and time savings for systems integrators,” commented Ronnie Pennington, Director of Sales for the Americas, Altronix. “We are pleased to add Inner Range as a trusted partner so our customers can continue to have more options when it comes to their access and security systems.”   According to the company, its Trove Series allows integrators to easily combine Altronix power with Inner Range Integriti controllers and accessories.  Altronix accommodates Inner Range Integriti in the Trove2 and Trove3 Series, supporting up to 16 doors with power in a single enclosure. “We are excited to partner with Altronix and integrate our Integriti line of access control with their Trove access and power solutions,” added Bob Dolan, North American Technical Director, Inner Range. “This partnership provides our customers with more flexibility and options in designing and installing their security systems, ultimately resulting in more efficient and cost-effective solutions.” To find out more information, click here.. All Security News from International Security Journal.