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IPSecurityCenter Open, Adaptable, Scalable and Secure PSIM at GSX 2019

CNL Software will be demonstrating the latest features of its IPSecurityCenter™ PSIM software at the GSX. These demonstrations will help those responsible for the security of major cities, government agencies, public & private critical infrastructure, public & private corporations, and transportation facilities & networks to better understand and more efficiently react to security incidents. Recent IPSecurityCenter developments include enhanced interactive dashboards, improved web and mobile accessibility, plugin support for embedded analytics, machine learning, predictive insight tools and improved three-dimensional (3D) mapping.

: THE EDITORIAL TEAM; Industry News; Posted On Monday, 05 August 2019 13:11

Ashridge Group named Buckinghamshire Business Awards finalist for second consecutive year

Ashridge Group has been selected as a finalist in two categories of the 2019 Buckinghamshire Business Awards.

Organised by Buckinghamshire Business First, a business-focused community which operates as a support hub for businesses in Buckinghamshire, the awards recognise entrepreneurial vision and hard work in the county. Last year, Ashridge Group won the Best in Aylesbury Vale category and then topped it by being awarded the overall prize of Company of the Year 2018.

: THE EDTORIAL TEAM; Industry News; Posted On Monday, 05 August 2019 13:04

New Android App Vulnerabilities Disclosed - Comparitech Research

Comparitech has released results of their tests on 21 popular, free Android antivirus apps, which found serious vulnerabilities. They looked at the application itself, its effectiveness, the web management dashboard, and all backend services involved. They also analyzed dangerous permissions and trackers embedded in each mobile antivirus app:

: THE EDITORIAL TEAM; Case Studies; Posted On Friday, 02 August 2019 01:04

PoliceBox supports the Home Office’s focus on officer wellbeing and mental health, but role of technology sorely overlooked

Home Office Front Line Review prioritises wellbeing and mental health in package of support for police officers
But the Review fails to draw the link between the technology in officers’ hands and their ability to serve the public effectively
20,000 new police officers will be ineffective if technology issues aren’t addressed at the same time
PoliceBox already delivers the functionality that officers are calling for

Middlesbrough: PoliceBox, the app that enables officers to complete all their form-based tasks within one, intuitive application, already delivers the functionality that officers are demanding to support them on the front line, and supports many of the goals outlined in the recent Home Office Front Line Review, such as reducing admin and improving officer wellbeing.