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16. April 201426. Mai 2018

Parliament supports life-saving eCall system in cars

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DEN HAAG-ECALL-112 — Life-saving eCall devices in cars by 2015 © BELGA/ANP/ D.Dam

Emergency call devices that automatically alert rescue services to car crashes must be fitted to all new models of cars and light vans in the EU by October 2015, said MEPs on Wednesday in a vote on draft legislation setting up the eCall system. Road accidents across the EU caused 28 000 deaths and left 1.5 million injured in 2012……

Source: European Parliament

15. April 201426. Mai 2018

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13. April 201426. Mai 2018

Thank you for your feedback – „What is your opinion on the subject of integrated building design?“

Thank you for your great response to my question „What is your opinion on the subject of integrated building design?“

Based on the feedback we can say that worldwide exists the same problem in the area of security and security technology. Security consultants often gets involved too late in the building & property design process. „Thank you for your feedback – „What is your opinion on the subject of integrated building design?““ weiterlesen

3. April 201426. Mai 2018

Emerging Security Threats for Power Stations

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nuclear-power-plant-security — Picture: ifsecglobal.com

Protecting critical infrastructure, like nuclear facilities and other power plants, used to be a simple affair, typically involving guards, metal detectors, and a procedure for physical inspections of vehicles and cargo……..

Source: ifsecglobal.com

3. April 201426. Mai 2018

Every organization is trying to balance the need for physical security and doing business effectively.

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To that end, ASIS International has released its latest ANSI standard, Security Management Standard: Physical Asset Protection.

“All organizations face risk,” said Allison Wylde, co-chair of the Physical Asset Protection Technical Committee and course leader of MSc Project Management, London Business School, in a press release. “The challenge is to first determine how much risk is acceptable and second how to cost-effectively manage risk to meet strategic and operational objectives. This standard helps practitioners determine the appropriate balance between these competing demands.”………

Source: ifsecglobal.com