Part one recap: In part one, we shared and discussed some low quality installation and careless design on floodlights, security cameras, and infra-red motion sensors. Let's continue! Part two: false sense of security This gate shown in the photo was a back door that was not very frequently used, but nonetheless served the same purpose as the main entrance as long as security was concerned. So was there anything wrong with this gate? Short answer: Plenty. Long answer: 1) Start

We came across many burglary case studies learned from partners and law enforcement officers. Almost all cases showed premeditated efforts by criminals in: 1) site vulnerabilities study 2) occupants daily routines 3) occupants travelling schedule 4) security staff routines and shift details 5) non-criminal act for security testing The study period could last from 2 weeks to 2 months case by case. Now the security management of the site is one comprehensive effort, and detecti

We recently met a long time lock specialist friend of an European brand over coffee. The meeting was intended for general catch up and for us to learn more about the latest locking solutions. When normal business was done, we started chatting casually. When inquired if there are anything interesting happening in the market, we learned something new! The casual question resulted in a new security perspective for us. There was this residential high-rise building, and residents