3 March 2009 | Feature

How to create a culture of continuity

Abdulrahman Al-Onaizan, Head of Business Continuity Management at Arab National Bank, explains how his organisation succeeded in establishing award-winning BCM practices.

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26 February 2009 | Feature

Where there are sparks, there are fires

Fire has a nasty habit of raising hell in the electronics manufacturing industry. Amelia Kwok assesses the causes and the risks, and casts a critical over the fire control solutions market.

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26 February 2009 | Feature

Why you need to be malware aware

The number and diversity of viruses, worms and other nasty threats to information security is growing quickly. What - if anything - can be done to stop it, asks Alice Kok.

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10 February 2009 | Feature

ING Singapore: Fighting IT Security Risk on All Fronts

How one of the world’s most successful financial services firms reduces risk in its organization every day.

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30 December 2008 | Feature

Venue security: balancing safety and convenience

Large crowds are inherently vulnerable, let alone the external threats posed by terrorism and criminals. Experts discuss how to ensure security during big events from the perspectives of event managers, venue managers and sport architects.

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7 November 2008 | Feature

Effective surveillance network

How a network of CC TV cameras can be deployed, managed and made effective in specific scenarios.

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17 October 2008 | Feature

Communicating effectively during an emergency with intelligent handsets

There’s more to emergency communications than a walkie talkie. We evaluate the criteria that responders look for when choosing the appropriate handsets, and the challenge of deploying a rich media experience in emergency situations.

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1 October 2008 | Feature

Is technology the magic bullet for airport security?

Airports are a laboratory for some of the most advanced security solutions. From scanners to RFID tracking and ccTv - we find out what are the latest solutions deployed at airports.

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30 August 2008 | Feature

Fear moves to documents

Inherent in the 21st century is a need to be secure and this genetic make-up of the global society does not leave out the area of electronic documents.

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14 August 2008 | Feature

Surveillance on steroids: supercharge your CCTV with software

Can you teach an old dog new tricks? You can with IP-based CCTV! We look at how the latest surveillance software radically extends the ability to screen for unusual behaviour, detect unattended baggage and monitor access, among other capabilities.

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2 August 2008 | Feature

Managing the complex enterprise identification landscape

Secure enterprise identification and authentication lie at the heart of today’s efficient organisation. We look at how to cost effectively provide access to shared facilities – whether physical premises or IT assets.

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2 August 2008 | Feature

Securing the world's highest railway

The new Qinghai-Tibet railway passes through harsh terrains. The command centre ensures its safety and security through Geospatial Information Systems.

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24 June 2008 | Feature

Taking a planned approach to data centre fire prevention

As denser, hotter data centres become the norm, a structured fire prevention plan will save time and money.

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3 June 2008 | Feature

Cargo security at the world's busiest airport

What does it take to run security at an airport located at one of the highest-volume transhipment centres in the world?

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21 May 2008 | Feature

Proving the value of CCTV

Does CCTV suppress crime or displace it? As metropolitan CCTV systems become more commonplace, we look at the factors affecting the impact of surveillance investment – and ask users to identify the returns they have achieved from their expanding CCTV infrastructure.

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