October 2004Sensors & Transducers
Security Services & Risk Management
The compact 25,4 mm pHD sensors from PREI Instrumentation, use three measuring electrodes compared with conventional pH sensors, which use only two electrodes. This superior technology provides increased accuracy, reduced reference junction fouling and virtually eliminates ground loops, and thereby results in greater reliability with less downtime and maintenance.
PREI's motto is 'No application is too tough for us to handle' and the company is willing to replace any Hach differential sensor that fails due to defects in materials or workmanship within one year from date of shipment. These pHD sensors are available in PEEK and Ryton body material to resist aggressive process liquids, and in various mounting styles to suit many applications.
Duct and plant room air quality (PRAQ) sensors Schneider Electric South Africa
Sensors & Transducers
Schneider Electric South Africa offers a comprehensive range of SpaceLogic duct and plant room air quality sensors. These cutting-edge sensors are designed to enhance building air quality and energy efficiency by combining multiple sensing capabilities into a single unit.
Read more...The sensory reaction of the BMS Schneider Electric South Africa
Sensors & Transducers
Today’s building management systems cannot function properly without sensors. Like our senses, they are an integral part of operations that run silently in the background, almost taken for granted.
Read more...Empower individuals to control their biometric data
Information Security Access Control & Identity Management Security Services & Risk Management
What if your biometrics, now embedded in devices, workplaces, and airports, promising seamless access and enhanced security, was your greatest vulnerability in a cyberattack? Cybercriminals are focusing on knowing where biometric data is stored.
Read more...Strategies for combating insider threats
Information Security Security Services & Risk Management
In Africa, insider threats pose an increasingly significant risk to businesses, driven by economic uncertainty, labour disputes, and rapid digital transformation. These threats can arise from various sources, including disgruntled employees and compromised third-party service providers
Read more...World-first safe K9 training for drug detection Technews Publishing SMART Security Solutions
Editor's Choice News & Events Security Services & Risk Management Government and Parastatal (Industry)
The Braveheart Bio-Dog Academy recently announced the results of its scientific research into training dogs to accurately detect drugs and explosives without harming either the dogs or their handlers.
Read more...New firearms training modules from ITA
News & Events Security Services & Risk Management
The International Firearm Training Academy has launched two new firearms training modules to support career development in the firearms industry: the Maintenance Fitter and the Firearms Custodian modules.
Read more...Empower individuals to control their biometric data
Information Security Access Control & Identity Management Security Services & Risk Management
What if your biometrics, now embedded in devices, workplaces, and airports, promising seamless access and enhanced security, was your greatest vulnerability in a cyberattack? Cybercriminals are focusing on knowing where biometric data is stored.
Read more...Background checks: risk levels and compliance iFacts
Access Control & Identity Management Security Services & Risk Management
Conducting background checks is a vital step in the hiring process for employers or when engaging service providers; however, it is crucial to understand the legal framework and regulations governing these checks.
Read more...On the ball or unaware Technews Publishing
Information Security Security Services & Risk Management
Whether an organisation is operating at a high level of information security maturity or has dangerous vulnerabilities that could put an entire business at risk, advanced, strategic penetration testing can uncover its true state of IT security.
Read more...The bane of burnout
Editor's Choice Security Services & Risk Management
The World Economic Forum has recently formally acknowledged burnout as an occupational syndrome, giving it a status that is even more worthy of being taken seriously and resolved as quickly as possible.
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