A Cybersecurity Context

Physical Security

Physical security is a critical component of cyber security that protects the physical assets of an organisation, such as its infrastructure, facilities, hardware, networks, and data centers from threats like theft, damage, and unauthorised access. Physical security measures are vital because they help to prevent real-world risks that can threaten an organisation’s digital operations.

Genetec Inc. is a global technology company that has been transforming the physical security industry for over 25 years. The company’s portfolio of solutions enables enterprises, governments, and communities around the world to secure people and assets while improving operational efficiency and respecting individual privacy. Genetec delivers the world’s leading products for video management, access control, and ALPR, all built on an open architecture and designed with cybersecurity at their core. The company’s portfolio also includes intrusion detection, intercom, and digital evidence management solutions. Headquartered in Montreal, Canada, Genetec serves its 42,500+ customers via an extensive network of accredited channel partners and consultants in over 159 countries.

We Need to Rethink What Airport Security Means in Australia

Introduction In Australia, the intensity of our airport and aviation security is strangely famous worldwide. It even has its own reality television show; Border Security – Australia’s Front Line. The scene is always similar: drug sniffing dogs, x-ray machines and baggage searches used to investigate the latest security threat. But there is an underlying threat to airport security that doesn’t ever make it onto the show – cybersecurity. Technology has changed the way we gather intelligence on potential threats. The CCTV cameras, thermal cameras and body scanners are now a typical part of the airport security experience. But what if each of these devices, invented to keep us safe, could actually be the catalyst...

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