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The Future of Technology Procurement in the AI Era
Selecting the right technology is no longer simply about comparing products and prices. In the AI era, successful procurement depends on choosing platforms
Nedap marks 25 years of AEOS access control
As AEOS marks its 25th anniversary, Nedap says the biggest lesson from two and a half decades of access control development is that long-term value comes
Six Ways Digital Access Reduces Costs for Businesses
Digital access delivers measurable value across key areas—from lower installation and operating costs to greater flexibility, stronger security, and a
Interview: Gaurav Mahajan, Sales Director Middle East and Africa, ICT
Access control has become one of the most strategic technology decisions a business can make. As buildings grow smarter and security expectations rise,
Genetec: Saudi Arabia Must Focus on Practical AI in Security
Saudi organisations should focus on practical, measurable applications of artificial intelligence rather than adopting the technology simply because of
HID, FIDO expose enterprise identity security gap
A new report from HID and the FIDO Alliance has found that while organisations are confident in their identity security processes, many continue to
Interview: Loubna Imenchal, Managing Director for the Middle East, Africa, Türkiye, and Central Asia, Axis Communications
There is no more powerful endorsement than a customer sharing how technology has solved a real business challenge. Throughout my career, I have been
Multimodal Access Control Is the Answer to Evolving Threats
Critical infrastructure and organizations face increasing threats as physical breaches and cyberattacks grow more sophisticated and interconnected.
Cybersecurity in the Middle East: A New Era of Resilience
Nearly half of all cyberattacks recorded across Mastercard’s EEMEA region over the past year targeted the Middle East. That single figure says more
Counter-Drone Protection of Critical Infrastructure
Critical infrastructure operators can no longer treat drones as isolated nuisance devices. As small, low-flying, autonomous, and non-emitting drones become
