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by Editor | Sep 10, 2021 | Articles, CCTV articles

Don’t Just Learn, Get Qualified. – CCTV Installation Course Are You Ready for a Career, Not Just a Course? Secure Your Future: Start Your Career as a Fire or Security Engineer Today! Join a Vital Industry with Cube & LFS Are you ready for a dynamic,...

New appointment

by Editor | Aug 24, 2021 | Articles, CCTV articles, Security, Security

New appointment Cube is excited to announce the addition of new members to its sales and administration division, strengthening the team’s expertise and talents while also solidifying the company’s position as the UK’s top provider of fire and...

IDEMIA and Bosch have announced a global collaboration to unlock the potential of the biometrics access control market.

by Editor | Aug 8, 2021 | Articles, CCTV articles, Security

IDEMIA and Bosch have announced a global collaboration to unlock the potential of the biometrics access control market. IDEMIA, who are a provider of Augmented Identity solutions, are now working in collaboration with Bosch Building Technologies in order to “tap the...

UK Legal Requirements for CCTV

by Editor | Aug 2, 2021 | Articles, CCTV articles, Security

CCTV and business The United Kingdom has a set of legal requirements that must be followed when using a Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) system. CCTV is a powerful tool for deterring and detecting crime, and it is important that these systems are properly regulated....

ONVIF releases Profile M for metadata and events for video analytics

by Editor | Jul 28, 2021 | Articles, Security, Security

Profile M, which standardised metadata and events for analytics applications, was released by ONVIF, the global standards initiative for IP-based physical security systems. This new profile is supposed to address the market for dynamic video analytics while also...

Is an RCD required to protect the CCTV power supply?

by Shannon Donovan | Jul 1, 2021 | Articles, CCTV articles, Security

What is an RCD? Now a residual current device – also known as an RCD device – is effectively a device that is able to detect leakage current. In the event of the detection, the device will automatically disconnect any circuits being monitored. This will...