Mul-T-Lock gets a handle on the web...

Mul-T-Lock UK has launched a dedicated website to provide latest news and information, alongside installation guidance for its innovative Code-It handle.

Mul-T-Lock's website - www.codeithandle.com - features current news and views of the product, alongside a detailed step-by-step video guide, demonstrating how easy Code-It is to install, programme and maintain.
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iLOQ Digital locking. No batteries.

iLOQ develops, manufactures and markets the patented award-winning iLOQ locking technology offering advanced security and convenient remote access management for master key and access management environments.
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UAP Tradelocks now stock training car locks - because practice makes perfect!

From the comprehensive research and development, to the sourcing of the most durable materials, right through to mass production and distribution, so much time and care is put into creating Genuine Lishi. Therefore, UAP Tradelocks are confident that Genuine Lishi is the most superior tool of its kind available on the market today. But what use is such a high quality tool if it is not in the capable hands of a highly skilled locksmith?
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AMG Systems increases focus on international Business Development

AMG Systems announces that Ms Thandi St Leger has joined the International Business Development team with the view to expand their market share and increase focus in specific market verticals.
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New Souber products at Telford

Souber Tools will be introducing two great new additions to their range at this week's MLA Expo in Telford.
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Highest ever turnout at MLA Expo 2011

The International Centre at Telford was a hub of activity from the 9-11 September as the site of the Master Locksmiths Association (MLA) Expo 2011. With an increased number of stands sold and a record level of pre-registrations, it was clear from the outset that this year's Expo was going to garner unprecedented levels of interest.
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Dutch security firm DigiNotar files for voluntary bankruptcy

The voluntary bankruptcy follows a series of attacks by hackers. The attackers penetrated DigiNotar's internal systems and then issued fake security certificates so they could impersonate web firms.

The certificates are believed to have been used to eavesdrop on the Google email accounts of about 300,000 people.

Missed out on the special EPG2 offer from Tradelocks?

We were sorry to disappoint those who came to the MLA show looking for an EPG2 and didn't manage to get their hands on one as we sold out twice over the weekend, despite our very best efforts to restock.
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This week is UK Home Security Week

So why not put some information up in your window that might gain you more sales from passers-by?

Go to the website for more information.

www.ukhomesecurityweek.co.uk 

Mul-T-Lock dedicates new appointment to access control

Mul-T-Lock has appointed a dedicated Sales Manager for access control with a brief to further develop a growing range of electronic security products for the benefit of locksmiths in the UK.
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Hoax e-mail From "Crimestoppers"

Trading Standards has advised of a hoax email purporting to be from Crime Stoppers. The email states that "if forced by a robber to withdraw monies, the victim can notify the bank they are under duress and alert the Police by entering their PIN number in reverse."

This is a hoax, and entering a reverse PIN will have no effect.
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The 2nd China International Lock Industry Expo 2012

The 2nd China (Guangzhou) International Lock Industry Expo 2012 is to be held on April 16t - 18 , 2012 in Guangzhou, the business & trade centre of China.
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Any guesses?

Over the past few weeks LASN has been following a developing story taking place in the US about a safe opening. No ordinary safe, this one once belonged to a Lake Tahoe, California casino owner, Richard L. Chartrand, who was killed by a car bomb outside his home in 1968.

Only discovered recently, the safe had been hidden away for many years behind a false wall.
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Domain Registration Update Scam

There have been reports from businesses and consumers that they are being contacted by companies claiming that their domain registration needs to be updated for a cost of around £75.
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IATA warns that UK airports struggling to cope with security costs

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has warned that the main UK airports are struggling to cope with mounting layers of security regulations that are costing some £4.6bn a year to implement.
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Global Security Summit, London 2012

To be held 10 - 11 October 2012, London Olympia

UBM, organisers of the leading annual global security event IFSEC and publishers of info4security.com, and Pro-Activ Publications, publishers of PSI, Risk UK and Benchmark magazines, have united to launch the Global Security Summit. This unique event for end users with security management and converged project responsibilities will see specialists, suppliers and partners, specifically related to their individual needs, meet under one roof.
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Can thieves control my car?

Cars are becoming small computing powerhouses, able to communicate and connect with each other and their surroundings. Bluetooth links, wireless sensors, mobile phone network and even internet connectivity is already available, and the more that cars resemble objects in computing networks, the more vulnerable they become to computing attack methods. SBD have investigated the likelihood of hacking attacks being used to steal vehicles, and have found that future systems may be vulnerable.
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JMA has issued their latest Transponder Guide for 2011

It includes several new blanks including BMW motorcycle, Scania Trucks and Smart Car as well as an up to date guide for vehicle transponders. A printed copy can be requested from SKS or can be downloaded from: www.sks.co.uk/catalogues/

JMA is claimed to be the only company capable of combining the copying and cloning of encrypted transponders using transponders of its own development. JMA continues to revolutionise the market by incorporating the new TPH Cloner device, which, together with the TRS-5000, enables the Philips Crypto TP12 to be copied on the new TPX4 transponder.

Current BSI Kitemark should test locks for snapping says Police Chief

Sir Norman Bettison, the Chief Constable of West Yorkshire Police, has admitted that lock snapping should be covered by BSI standards.
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Getting your strategy right in the UK Security industry

265 companies in the UK Security industry are following a strategy that has led them into a blind alley and they must change quickly or risk disappearing altogether. That's according to a new study assessing the strategic, financial and commercial performance of the top 960 companies in the market.
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Capita Group bolted on with alpro

Solenoid electric bolts from Alpro Architectural Hardware are being used as part of a PAC integrated access control system at the Sheffield headquarters of Capita Group, the UK's leading outsourcing company.
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Inquiry after keys taken out of Wakefield prison

An investigation has begun after a set of keys used in a high security prison were taken home by a member of staff.

Police review Olympics security

UK police are reviewing security plans for next summer's Olympic Games, including staffing levels and intelligence gathering, in the wake of recent riots here.

Keeping watch for trouble at mill

For centuries windmills have been landmarks on the Kent landscape with once over 400 operating throughout the county. Kent County Council owns and is responsible for the preservation and maintenance of eight remaining mills that are an important historically significant feature of the Kent countryside.
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