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As technology becomes more advanced, so must all facets of our lives, from paying contactless at a shop to unlocking our phones with just our face, or opening a door with a key fob.

Security as an industry will always be evolving, as criminals get smarter, or threats become more apparent, companies will pivot, evolve, and adapt their practices to keep their premises secure.

In recent years business has changed dramatically but keeping your sites, people, and vehicles safe will always be a priority to any company. 

Simply stated, a smart card reader is a device that is used to read, process, and transact the information stored on a smart card.

With everything that is happening in the world, a rise in theft, burglaries and other disturbances are on the rise.

The future of RFID technology is growing and expanding as more industries and organisations are incorporating this technology.

NFC-enabled solutions are quickly emerging as a universal standard in access control, due to its ability to operate on low frequency, proximity distances and provide selective access to the building.

When we think of access control, often what comes to mind is a system that restricts access to buildings, rooms and physical IT assets.

Gone are the days when manned gatehouses were the only solution for managing people and vehicles access to the premises.

Healthcare facilities such as care homes, hospitals and private clinics are working tirelessly to manage the spread of COVID-19 within their facilities and keep their staff and patients safe. The