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A new $A178 million retail development in Perth’s south is set to run on a security stack that will be familiar to many Australian integrators: Milestone XProtect for video management, Axis cameras for licence plate recognition, and Inner Range Integriti…
A recurring question from NSW strata committees is one that sits right at the intersection of governance and security operations: who, exactly, is allowed to view CCTV footage captured on common property, and can a committee lawfully restrict that access?…
A recent piece from Security Electronics & Networks, reflecting on this year’s SecTech Roadshow, raises a question that should sit at the front of every facilities manager’s mind when evaluating a new security system upgrade: does more technology actually mean…
A recent piece from Urban Protection Group on strata building security risks is a useful reminder for NSW property managers and owners corporations: the biggest vulnerabilities in apartment buildings and mixed-use strata schemes are rarely dramatic break-ins. They are the…
A recent Privacy Commissioner determination against a major Australian retailer — and the subsequent updated OAIC guidance on facial recognition technology (FRT) — has significant implications for any organisation using CCTV systems with facial recognition or analytics capability. For facilities…
ISCS has outlined the product lineup it will present at SecTech NZ in June 2026, with a portfolio centred on edge video architecture, long-range vehicle access and modern credential technologies. The selection spans Milesight, Network Optix, Nedap and HID Global…
Five Vulnerabilities Found in Hanwha Vision QNV-C8012 and Wisenet Device Manager Nozomi Networks Labs has published research disclosing five medium-severity vulnerabilities in the Hanwha Vision QNV-C8012 network camera (firmware v2.22.00_20240909_R188) and the Wisenet Device Manager (WDM) Windows application (v2.9.2.0). The…
Hikvision’s Security Response Center published advisory HSRC-202508-01 on 28 August 2025, disclosing three CVEs across HikCentral Professional, HikCentral Master Lite, and HikCentral FocSign. The most serious — CVE-2025-39247 — carries a CVSS v3.1 base score of 8.6 and allows an…