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10 step guide to staying ahead of emerging security threats
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2021 Trends in Video Surveillance
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Exploring new vertical markets for professional security systems
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5 security lessons for navigating COVID-19
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Cyber security and high security in a business integrated world
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Physical access control in higher education
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Boosting on-site safety and security
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Optimise your business with analytics and AI
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How doorhandles and levers with antimicrobial treatment reduce disease spread
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Building a safe ecosystem for visitors post COVID-19
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Smart security cameras: excellence in retail
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5 reasons to integrate mobile technology into your security solution
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How analytics engines mitigate risk, ensure compliance and reduce cost
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Wireless security: Cut costs without cutting corners
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Beyond security: access control for multi-tenant sites
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Reducing the cost of video surveillance system deployment and operation
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How plate reader technology increases your perimeter security
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3 reasons to migrate to a new access control system
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Schooling the market on education security
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Nine ways to make your retail security system work harder
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Financial institutions require future-ready physical security technologies
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H.265 High Efficiency Coding: Video compression for security applications
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How to overcome the storage challenges of adopting surveillance AI
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Physical security supports a future-proof cyber security strategy
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Three reasons for adopting open architecture access control solutions
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5 steps to finding the right access control system for you
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Why outdated access control systems are a big problem
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Five things to consider for AI with video technology
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OSDP is the strongest access control for your business
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Is your access control as effective as you think?
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Cybersecurity in the physical security world
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RFID for GMP/GLP environments
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Smart surveillance in the workplace
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Improving City Mobility Using Connected Video Technology
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Public-Private Partnerships On Campus: What You Need To Know
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A More Secure Alternative to 125 kHz Proximity Cards
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5 ways to strengthen physical security with an integrated system
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The critical role of access control in K-12 school security
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The benefits of Edge AI + Cloud for security systems
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Creating a secure and positive healthcare experience
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Video technology: making cities safer & improving lives
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11 advantages of a combined system for access control and intrusion
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Integrated access control: reap the benefits of connected security
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A focus on video surveillance cybersecurity
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Three essential reasons to upgrade your access control technology in 2022
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Charting the path to safe cities
Download
Assessing the total cost of ownership (TCO) of VMS and NVR systems
Download
Securing unmanned infrastructure at the network edge
Download
Achieving frictionless physical access control with AEOS
Download
The rise of ethical facial recognition
Download
10 top insights in access, cloud and more
Download
Protecting Critical Infrastructure through facial recognition
Download
Top 5 ways to ensure visitor safety and security
Download
Moving to mobile: A guide for businesses switching to mobile access control
Download
11 reasons video surveillance is moving to the cloud
Download
Smart and reliable rail and metro operations
Download
Simplified security for utilities & critical infrastructure
Download
School security moves to the cloud
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Cloud-based access control and occupancy management to safeguard workplaces
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Monitoring traffic flow: Everywhere, all the time
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Delivering smart, secure and healthy retail environments with the cloud
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Protecting your data against physical threats
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Best practices guide: analogue video to cloud
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How to prepare your security for a rapidly changing world
You’re no psychic. You probably don’t have the power of clairvoyance. But guess
what? When it comes to your security, none of that matters. You can still create
future-proof security by properly equipping yourself. Here’s how. Understanding
access control Security is changing faster than ever before. With new threats
inside the workplace and smaller security teams taking on more tasks, IT and
security personnel must automate their processes using new technology. One
difficult aspect, however, is choosing the right technology. By analysing
technological trends and assessing your current and future needs, you can
preemptively find solutions. Ultimately, in the long run, these solutions will
save you time and expense. Ultimately, in the long run, these solutions will
save you time and expense But how do you distinguish a momentary trend from a
long-term solution? Do you really need to pay extra money for that feature, or
will you stop using it in a year? To properly invest in future-proof access
control, IT and security teams must look at three different aspects of
technology: Flexibility, Scalability, and Efficiency. Access control system
Flexibility: Hardware It’s not the sexiest thing to talk about, but hardware is
crucial to any security system. Readers, locks and controllers are the backbone
of any access control system, and choosing the right hardware is essential when
it comes to planning for the future. Broadly speaking, hardware falls into two
categories: proprietary and non-proprietary. For those teams considering a new
installation, choosing between proprietary access control and non-proprietary
access control is a decision that will affect your organisation over the long
term. Long-term unseen expenses Proprietary Hardware Pros: Upfront costs can be
less expensive; One vendor for hardware and software. Cons: Locked into one
vendor; Long-term unseen expenses. Imagine buying a microwave that only cooked
foods produced by the microwave manufacturer Imagine buying a microwave that
only cooked foods produced by the microwave manufacturer. In a booming economy,
the manufacturer produces all sorts of tasty treats—popcorn, lasagna, pies. But
when the economy takes a dip, the manufacturer scales back its production and
announces it will only sell liver and onions. Now maybe you’re a liver and
onions fan, but on the off chance you like variety in your diet, this would be a
problem. Your microwave has been rendered useless and has essentially become a
liver and onions cooking machine. Potential system vulnerabilities Like the
microwave example, proprietary hardware leaves companies at the mercy of the
manufacturer. If the manufacturer goes out of business, the system will cease to
function, and customer support will be non-existent. Consequently, your security
team will likely have to install an entirely new hardware system. Costly, right?
Let’s consider a less dramatic scenario. What if a manufacturer, instead of
closing, decides to scale back its operations? It provides less frequent updates
and fewer new feature releases. Without these updates, your security becomes
more vulnerable and outdated. In the long run, choosing proprietary hardware can
end up costing teams a lot more than they are saving and expose potential system
vulnerabilities. Non-proprietary hardware Pros: Free to switch software vendors;
Long-term system flexibility. Cons: Upfront costs can be more expensive.
Non-proprietary hardware gives teams the power to switch software providers at
any point Where proprietary hardware fails, non-proprietary thrives. The most
important aspect of a non-proprietary system is the flexibility it grants.
Non-proprietary hardware gives teams the power to switch software providers at
any point, without replacing the hardware. In the aforementioned microwave
scenario, the customer was relegated to a life of liver and onions because of
their proprietary microwave. However, had they chosen a non-proprietary
microwave, then they could have eaten any meal. They wouldn’t be limited to the
food options sold by the manufacturer. Non-proprietary hardware also accounts
for much of the current marketplace. If your team currently uses non-proprietary
hardware—Mercury Security, HID, Wavelynx, or STid-- but is considering switching
to a cloud-based provider, then something called a software takeover could be
useful. A software takeover is a process by which a new software provider
replaces a former one, though no new hardware is installed. Scalability: on-prem
or the cloud? Whether working for an enterprise, hospital or school district
there is always potential for expansion. As an organisation grows or shrinks, so
must its access control. At your latest ‘all-hands’ meeting, the CEO announces
that you will be aggressively expanding At your latest ‘all-hands’ meeting, the
CEO announces that you will be aggressively expanding. They want security to be
up and running in three new countries by the end of the quarter. Luckily, you
have just finished migrating from on-premises access control to the cloud. You
handle scaling the operation with relative ease. IT and security teams must
choose between cloud access control and legacy on-premises equipment. The
greatest determination of scalability lies with the server. Cloud-based access
control Pros: Easily scalable; Less regular maintenance; More secure;
Integrations; Centralised storage. Cons: On-going subscription costs; Migrating
from on-premises access control. When asked about the trends shaping the near
future of access control, 38% of respondents said cloud hosting would be an
important feature. Though this was a lower percentage compared to the responses
at the beginning of Covid-19 (50% mentioned cloud), cloud security is poised to
grow by as much as 13.7% each year. Connecting software stacks Here are some
facts about cloud-based access control: Security: In the past, what held the
cloud back were concerns about cyber security. But advances in security,
including 256-bit encryption for data at rest and data in transit, have
significantly improved the cloud. Integrations: Talk to any IT director who has
already made the migration from on-prem to cloud, and they’ll mention
‘integrations.’ The cloud gives administrators the ability to more quickly
connect their software stacks. Some popular integrations include visitor, video,
identity, and notification management. Though integrating on-premises access
control is possible, it takes significantly longer and is more costly than
integrating with the cloud. Remote Access: Since COVID-19, IT and security
professionals have been searching for remote ways to work. However, remotely
connecting to an on-premises access control system often requires a VPN. The
cloud allows teams to work remotely and access any of the buildings in their
portfolio while off site. Physical access control Efficiency: Software Features
Another important aspect of physical access control is its software features
Another important aspect of physical access control is its software features.
While the needs vary from industry to industry, some overlap exists. For
instance, a global dashboard can give oversight across buildings on college
campuses or offices of a national enterprise. A security team in New York can
monitor the access events or provision a new employee in Tokyo. Broadly
speaking, IT and security teams are looking for software that boosts day-to-day
efficiency and is customisable. These features include: Custom Reports-
Spreadsheets or PDFs that give you an aggregated view of access events that have
occurred over a given period. Custom Roles- Administrators the ability to create
an organisational framework by access permissions. Badges- Create branded
physical or digital badges according to permission level. Emergency Add-ons-
Custom door plans and Muster reporting can help in crisis situations. For
example, if there is an active shooter, certain doors can be left open or locked
automatically to prevent the shooter from gaining access to certain areas. Cloud
access control has made it easier to implement new features. Ultimately, the
cloud gives IT and security administrators more power to quickly request and
deploy the features they find most worthwhile. Final thoughts on security With
the rapid technological transformation brought about by cloud and mobile access
control, it’s important that IT and security teams stay ahead of the curve. In
order to decide which system is the right choice for you, it’s important to
evaluate not only your current but also future needs. Creating a checklist of
the most important features and deciding whether to host all the server yourself
are two important steps to pinpointing the perfect access control system. For
more information, ask access control providers for a free demo.
HID to showcase their TSL RAIN RFID modules at Wireless IoT Tomorrow 2022
HID, the pioneer in trusted identity solutions, announces its first RAIN RFID
reader modules featuring the company’s TSL technology and the innovative STORM
command protocol that simplifies embedded software integration. The modules
enable developers to create customised reader hardware designs that take full
advantage of the superior performance of Impinj E710 and E910 reader chips and
their ability to support next-generation RAIN tags. Handheld and wearable
devices The HID TSL RAIN RFID reader module family includes three options for
designing compact fixed readers, as well as readers used in mobile and
battery-operated handheld and wearable devices. Applications include asset
tracking/inventory management, automation, safety and compliance, personnel
tracking, and authentication, in industries ranging from retail, healthcare, and
hospitality to transport and logistics and warehouse and distribution. The
family includes: TSL 3117 with a single antenna port, based on the Impinj E710
reader chip. TSL 3417 with four antenna ports, based on the Impinj E710 reader
chip. TSL 3419 with four antenna ports, based on the Impinj E910 chip for
Enterprise-grade fixed readers. UHF RFID reader modules There has been a gap in
the market for reliable, high-performance UHF RFID reader modules" “There has
been a gap in the market for reliable, high-performance UHF RFID reader modules
that mid-volume manufacturers can integrate efficiently into their products,”
said Dr. David Evans, Vice President Technology Solutions Business Unit. He
adds, “We are meeting this need with a family of modules that build on over two
decades of mobile RFID hardware experience to extract more performance into a
smaller form factor than ever before. As an Impinj Gold partner and member of
the Impinj Connected programme, we are incorporating the best-performing RAIN
RFID reader chips on the market to supply class-leading performance in a ‘ready
to go’ package.” Previous generation chipsets HID’s TSL reader modules exceed
the read range, reader sensitivity, and tag throughput of alternative modules in
a compact, easy-to-integrate form factor. The key features of these modules are
a result of a combination of TSL RFID design experience and Impinj’s reader chip
and include: High sensitivity (>-90dbm). Fast tag acquisition rate (>1300
tags/sec). Up to 50% lower power consumption than previous generation chipsets.
Broad compatibility with latest generation UHF sensor chips which include the
measurement of temperature, humidity, strain, acceleration, and more. TSL reader
modules These new HID TSL reader modules reduce reader design complexity,
time-to-market, and development costs through its STORM protocol that enables
complex tag operations to be executed using simple, but powerful pre-configured
command sets. HID provides extensive support for developers using a wide range
of host devices and development environments including a dedicated developer kit
for the new modules. HID will be exhibiting its new TSL RAIN RFID modules at the
Wireless IoT Tomorrow show from October 19-20, 2022, in Booth #20 at the
Rhein-Main Congress Centre in Wiesbaden, Germany.
DH2i partners with Software AG to achieve near-zero downtime within its own SQL
Server Availability Group (AG) Kubernetes cluster
DH2i® the provider of always-secure and always-on IT infrastructure solutions,
and Software AG Government Solutions, announces they have entered into a
partnership. A trusted provider of FedRAMP solutions, Software AG Government
Solutions, will integrate DH2i’s DxEnterprise (DxE) Smart High Availability
Clustering software into its FedRAMP authorised cloud to achieve near-zero
downtime within its own SQL Server Availability Group (AG) Kubernetes cluster.
Software AG Government Solutions will offer the combined solution to its U.S.
federal, state, and local government customers, as well as its aerospace and
defence industry clients. Modern cloud technologies The Federal Risk and
Authorisation Management Program (FedRAMP) is a government-wide program that
provides a standardised approach to security assessment, authorisation, and
continuous monitoring for cloud products and services. FedRAMP empowers agencies
to use modern cloud technologies, with emphasis on security and protection of
federal information, and helps accelerate the adoption of secure, cloud
solutions. Using DxEnterprise to manage our SQL Server AGs in Kubernetes enables
us to deliver zero downtime" “Container use is growing exponentially for digital
transformation projects in the government, aerospace, and defence industries –
particularly the use of stateful containers for databases such as Microsoft SQL
Server. This growing stateful database container use is also generating a hard
production deployment requirement for database-level high availability (HA) in
Kubernetes,” said Jeff Estes, Senior Director, Systems Engineering, Software AG
Government Solutions. “Using DxEnterprise to manage our SQL Server AGs in
Kubernetes enables us to deliver zero downtime for our customers running our
Alfabet software.” Critical IT challenges DxEnterprise enables an enterprise’s
true digital transformation (DX) by speeding the adoption of highly available
stateful containers and providing SQL Server Availability Group (AG) support for
SQL Server containers in Kubernetes clusters. “Software AG Government Solutions
is an organisation known across all branches of Government for delivering only
the most trusted and real-world proven technologies backed by expertise that
enables customers to virtually eliminate investment risk while solving complex
and critical IT challenges. It is therefore an enviable seal of approval for
them to deploy DxEnterprise software as part of their FedRAMP-certified
solutions,” said Don Boxley, CEO and Co-Founder, DH2i. Multi-cloud environments
DxEnterprise smart high availability clustering software features & benefits: HA
for SQL Server Availability Groups in Kubernetes—with automatic failover, an
industry first. This enables customers to deploy stateful containers to create
new and innovative applications. Near-zero recovery time objective (RTO)
failover for instances and containers at the database-level– enables operations
to deliver better products and services more efficiently and resiliently at a
lower cost to the business. Distributed Kubernetes AG clusters across
availability zones/regions, hybrid cloud and multi-cloud environments—with
built-in secure multi-subnet Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) tunnel technology.
This enables customers to rapidly adapt to changes in market conditions and
consumer preferences. Intelligent health & performance QoS monitoring with
alerts for SLA assurance and simplified system management. Mix and match support
for Windows and Linux; bare-metal, virtual, cloud servers – maximises IT budget
ROI. Secure cloud environments Deploying SQL Server AGs in Kubernetes remains a
hurdle that organisations struggle to overcome For those attending the upcoming
2022 PASS Data Community Summit, taking place at the Seattle Convention Centre,
November 15-18, please join Jeff Estes, Senior Director, Systems Engineering,
Software AG Government Solutions for his presentation: Deploying SQL Server AGs
in EKS for Secure Federal Government Cloud Services - November 16, 6:45 am -
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Rubrik releases research study - ‘The State of Data Security’ that reveals
one-third of enterprises forced to change leadership due to a cyber-attack
IT and security leaders must address, on average, one cyber-attack per week
according to a new study released titled, ‘The State of Data Security’ by Rubrik
Zero Labs (Rubrik, Inc.). Rubrik, the zero trust data security company, gathered
insights from more than 1,600 security and IT leaders, including CISOs, CIOs,
VPs and Directors across 10 countries. The findings exposed rising security
risks for organisations, resulting in widespread damage to organisations and
their IT and security teams. Key findings of ‘The State of Data Security’
research study by Rubrik Zero Labs include: Cyber-attacks continue to surge in
volume and impact: Nearly every leader surveyed experienced a cyber-attack over
the past year, and on average faced 47 attacks in that timeframe — or nearly one
cyber-attack per week. 52% reported a data breach and 51% reported facing a
ransomware attack in the past year. Only 5% of organisations were able to return
to business continuity or normal operations within one hour of discovering a
cyber-attack. 48% of IT and security leaders reported to be concerned about data
breaches (25%) or ransomware events (23%), as the top threat for the year ahead.
Organisations are losing confidence in their ability to withstand attacks: 92%
of respondents are concerned they will be unable to maintain business
continuity, if they experience a cyber-attack. One-third believed their board
has little to no confidence in their organisation’s ability to recover critical
data and business applications, after a cyber-attack. 76% of survey respondents
reported their organisation is likely to consider paying a ransom, following a
cyber-attack. 11% of IT and security leaders said they had not adequately
addressed vulnerabilities from previous cyber events. The weight of cybercrime
is taking a toll: 96% of respondents reported experiencing significant emotional
or psychological consequences, following a cyber-attack, ranging from worries
over job security (43%) to loss of trust among colleagues (37%). About one-third
of leaders surveyed said their IT and SecOps teams were either somewhat or not
at all aligned, when it came to defending their organisations. Cyber-attacks
cause major impacts against global organisations It’s clear from this research
that cyber-attacks continue to produce large impacts against global
organisations" “It’s clear from this research that cyber-attacks continue to
produce large impacts against global organisations and the effects are
compounding,” said Steven Stone, the Head of Rubrik Zero Labs, adding “In
addition to this rise in frequency and impacts of cyber events, the individuals
on the front lines are taking a psychological hit on their well-being. Trust is
down and anxiety is up.” Steven Stone continues, “Without a proactive and
reliable approach to defend against modern cyber threats and strengthen
confidence in an organisation’s ability to resolve these cyber events, these
impacts - both human and organisational - will continue to worsen and feed each
other. The good news is we’re also seeing pragmatic, proven strategies in this
same space paying off and we can build off these approaches.” Need to enhance
cyber security “We often overlook the psychological dimension of cyber-attacks
and the chaos that tends to follow after discovering an incident,” said Chris
Krebs, the Former Director of CISA and Founding Partner of the Krebs Stamos
Group LLC, adding “The bad guys sure have figured it out, though, with criminals
and state actors alike trying to generate emotional responses when they attack,
as evidenced by the increase in criminal extortion efforts and hack and leak
campaigns.” Chris Krebs continues, “In the end, IT and security leaders alike
tend to take the blame for these cyber-attacks. One of the most effective
techniques I’ve seen to prepare for these types of attacks is to accept you’re
going to have a bad day at some point, and your job is to ensure that it doesn’t
become a ‘worse day’. This is why we need defenders across the spectrum to come
together - sharing best practices, learnings after attacks, simulations,
frameworks - so that we’re collectively strengthening our defenses and
minimising the psychological impact brought on by an attack.” ‘The State of Data
Security’ research study ‘The State of Data Security’ research study comes from
Rubrik Zero Labs, the company’s new cyber security research unit formed to
analyse the global threat landscape, report on emerging data security issues,
and give organisations research-backed insights and best practices, in order to
secure their data against increasing cyber events.
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funding from the C-suite may fall on deaf ears unless a security professional
can make a compelling case for the needed expenditures. It starts with learning
to speak in terms that resonate with upper management and also involves
carefully analysing the benefits of security investments to the broader
enterprise. We asked this week’s Expert Panel Roundtable: How can the security
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Integration of access control and video has been a reality for decades. The
combination of our industry’s dominant technologies provides a one-two punch
when it comes to maximising the security benefits of a system. Access control
tracks ‘events,’ while video provides visibility into those events. But the
benefits of integrating video and access control are far from static. Rather,
today’s systems are becoming even more valuable as they incorporate elements
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video and access control, we asked this week’s Expert Panel Roundtable a simple
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GEMS Modern Academy
In order to turn its auditorium into a multi-purpose venue, and to improve the
general visual experience, Dubai's GEMS Modern Academy replaced their legacy
projection system with a massive LED wall from Hikvision. The renovated
auditorium has become a popular venue for students, staff, and the community.
Challenge: Turning the school auditorium into a multi-purpose performance venue.
With the numerous approaches to the entertainment available, and with audiences'
surging demand for rich, high-quality content display and immersive sound and
video. As a result, venues such as showrooms, studios, auditoriums, and lecture
halls are dabbling in a host of new technologies and applications to achieve the
‘wow factor’ audiences are looking for. Visual display systems GEMS Modern
Academy is one of these venues. Offering Curriculum to children from
kindergarten to grade 12, GEMS is one of the top ten schools in Dubai. Its large
auditorium holds 500 seats for school events and can be rented out for private
events on weekends. Originally, the auditorium had a large projection screen on
the stage to display presentations, images, and videos. However, every element
in the environment could take away from the image quality, from sunlight coming
in through windows to the whiteness of the screen, the distance from the
projector, the age of the system, and more. Offering Curriculum to children from
kindergarten to grade 12, GEMS is one of the top ten schools in Dubai Ritesh
Dhanak, Head of the IT team at GEMS Modern Academy said, "The projector system
was not good enough with the ambient lighting. In order to create a better
experience in our auditorium, and to pave the way for it to become a community
hub, we need to do a complete upgrade to our live audio, stage lighting and
visual display systems.” Remarkably refined images To achieve this, Mr. Dhanak
worked with Almoe AV Systems, a renowned distributor and solutions provider of
professional audio visual & IT products in the UAE. Almoe helped the school to
upgrade the auditorium's touch control systems, matrix switchers, stage
lighting, and speaker systems. For the most crucial part of the solution – the
visuals – they worked with Hikvision to install a new LED display. The solution:
A massive Hikvision LED wall and movable LED side-walls. LED displays offer many
advantages, including flexibility and modularity. Therefore, the school decided
to install a massive LED screen at a width of 12.48 metres, a height of 4.86
metres, and a pixel pitch of 2.5 mm at the centre of the auditorium stage. The
massive LED wall is made up of nine pieces of P2.5 Fine Pixel Pitch LED Display
Units (DS-D4425FI-CAF). The wall delivers an outstanding colour gamut and
contrast ratio to create remarkably refined images. Massive centre screen The
two side-screens are used as backdrops, and can be easily removed when they are
not needed For the setup, GEMS Modern Academy preferred to make the two sides of
the screen removable to ensure flexibility on the stage, as well as to have
multiple videos broadcasted on the screens simultaneously. Four smaller
side-screens were designed to be 2 metres wide and 5 metres high, with a pixel
pitch of 2.9 mm. They were installed on the two sides of the massive centre
screen. Each side-wall was composed of four P2.9 Indoor Rental LED Displays
(DS-D4429RI-CAF). The two side-screens are used as backdrops, and can be easily
removed when they are not needed. The LED walls are managed using Hikvision’s
Video Wall Controller (DS-C10S-S11T), which supports up to 3840 x 2160
resolution at 30 Hz from multiple signal sources (VGA, DVI, HDMI, SDI, YpbPr,
DP, and HDBaseT). This enables the school faculty to easily manage multiple
video and audio inputs and outputs. Excellent visual experience The benefits:
Excellent visual experience for audiences makes the auditorium a popular venue
for students, staff, and the community. Hikvision's LED wall has vastly improved
the visual performance of lectures and events held at the auditorium. With an
extremely bright and clear image displayed, the screen loses none of its
sharpness, colour, or coherence, even when viewed at an angle or when the
auditorium is brightly lit. The LED wall provides high-quality visuals, and is
perfect for our large auditorium" "The LED wall provides high-quality visuals,
and is perfect for our large auditorium," said Mr. Dhanak, adding "Unlike with
the old system, we don't have to dim the lights in the auditorium during
lectures, presentations, or live performance, and this allows students to take
notes, remain more attentive and, for remote viewers joining via web
conferencing, see the auditorium clearly." Ambient lighting conditions In the
end, the video wall displays excellent visuals, adapts to ambient lighting
conditions, and offers unique flexibility with the removable side-walls. As a
result, Hikvision's LED display solution has turned the auditorium into a venue
that fits all kinds of events. Since the LED screens have been installed, the
school has hosted a large number of events at the auditorium, such as school
lectures, stage plays, and musical performance. In addition, the venue has also
been rented out for many private events such as public presentations and
speeches. Impressively, the venue has also been used to host a TED Talk, one of
the most popular lecture platforms in the world. Mr. Dhanak concluded, "With a
large multi-purpose auditorium providing such excellent visual experience to the
audience, events at GEMS Modern Academy are now on a different level and our
auditorium is a much sought after event space in the community."
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