Features
Ziso Avram: Larger than life
It’s only weeks since the New Zealand security industry bid farewell to a legend. The late Ziso Avram, a man of principle, a man of mystery, and a man of great heart, has left an […]
New Zealand Security Magazine
Electronic Security
Dahua unveils deepsense face detection and recognition cameras
Dahua marries wide dynamic range technology and artificial intelligence with its new deepsense series IP cameras, delivering new levels of efficiency and big data savings. Dahua Technology, a leading solution provider in the global video […]
Features
New simPRO IoT remote monitoring solution
Software as a Service provider simPRO breaks new ground with new field-proven IoT solution, and appoints new GM for its New Zealand operations. New Zealand’s field maintenance technicians will for the first time be able […]
Emergency Response
Safe and Healthy Crowded Places Handbook launched
The Australian Institute for Disaster Resilience has launched a companion document to Australia’s Strategy for Protecting Crowded Places from Terrorism – the Safe and Healthy Crowded Places Handbook. The Australian Institute for Disaster Resilience (AIDR) […]
New Zealand Security Magazine
New appointments at Hills fuel transformation
A new Head of Security, Surveillance, IT and ATV and a Parking, Traffic & ITS Business Development Manager for Australia and New Zealand are among Hills’ most recent high profile appointments. New Head of Security, […]
Access / Perimeters
Seven steps to better ID card design
There’s much more to ID cards than meets the eye – and good card design can make all the difference. HID’s Step-by-step Guide to Creating Dynamic ID Cards provides sound tips to point you on […]
Guarding & Patrols
‘She’ll be right’ factor is our biggest threat
Chris Proctor, Head of Visitor Safety, Regional Facilities Auckland, presented at a recent ASIS New Zealand Chapter breakfast meeting on behaviour detection. It’s a game-changing skill, he writes, that the industry needs to be developing. […]
Cyber Security
Chinese Tech: Let’s talk about the elephant in the room
NZSM editor Nicholas Dynon does his due diligence on media-reported claims that Chinese tech and security manufacturers build products that spy on behalf of Beijing. They’re accusations, he writes, that smell just a little off. […]
Investigations
Fraud Film Festival: Fraud hits the big screen in Auckland
Auckland’s ASB Waterfront Theatre recently played host to a film festival with a difference. NZSM caught up with Ian Tuke, Chair of the NZ International Fraud Film Festival to find out more about this most […]
Cyber Security
Q&A: Maximising and augmenting security analyst capability with artificial intelligence
John Martin is Senior Security Architect & Security Practice Leader at IBM New Zealand and President of the New Zealand Chapter of ISC2. He spoke to NZSM about how ‘new collar’ recruitment, micro-skills training and […]
Investigations
Covert CCTV and the Private Investigators’ Code of Conduct
In this multi-part series, security consultant David Horsburgh CPP PSP PCI examines some of the misconceptions around the use of covert CCTV, showing how statutes and case law identify best practice. This second instalment focuses on […]
Documents
Document fraud cases expose major gaps
A spate of high profile fraud cases in New Zealand in recent months have highlighted major gaps in the document vetting processes of organisations in the health, financial and other sectors. Document fraud costs the economy millions, […]
