Dahua Technology recently introduced its new Starlight series of cameras powered by Starlight Technology, which are suitable for dark and low-light environments. Compared to traditional video monitoring cameras,
Software AG recently announced that Gartner has named the company as the Visionary in the “Magic Quadrant for Industrial IoT Platforms” report for its Cumulocity IoT Platform. With this placement, we believe that Software AG is in a position to lead up the IIoT market.
Secure digital identity management solutions provider, Keyfactor announced the acquisition of Spain-based Redtrust, a digital identity solutions company providing centralized certificate and digital signature management.
British-headquartered perimeter protection Zaun Group has partnered with the Rimal Global Group and appointed the company as the authorised distributor of Zaun’s high-security fencing systems with Security Ratings in Oman.
Dahua has launched IVSS 2.0 (IVSS7000-I) , an upgraded series of its NVR family powered by the latest AI capable of deep learning, which opens up new possibilities to smart security solutions. The upgraded IVSS 7000-I features scalable GPU design to meet the ever-growing project requirements.
Invixium appointed Kuwait based IT solution provider, Ashraf Information Technologies (AIT), the distributor for Kuwait to offer Invixium’s full line of biometric offerings to its resellers in the country.
A new report by Honeywell reveals that two-thirds of medium-to-large organizations in the UAE (68%) and Saudi Arabia (66%) believe Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) technologies are critical to business operations, or will become critical in the next five years.
Device Authority entered into an strategic partnership with Tech Mahindra to deliver innovative identity, authentication and data encryption services to IoT customers.
Leader in security entrances and architectural revolving doors Boon Edam, published a whitepaper for security professionals titled ‘The Advanced Analytics of Security Entrances’, the whitepaper provides information and guidance about the data that can be extracted from security entrances.
Tomas Foltyn, security writer at ESET discusses that a critical bug has been found in one of the most popular mail server software, Exim and if it is exploited, the security hole in Exim could allow attackers to run arbitrary commands on vulnerable mail servers.
