Security Matters

Fingerprint and iris scans at airports are becoming commonplace, but the next step is to match a passenger’s face and passport in a process known as the 'One ID concept'.

There are many useful and informative guides available via the Security Matters Blog so in case you've missed any of them, here is a list of our most downloaded content offers...

Egeskov Castle, in Denmark is using speed gates as a combined access control and ticket validation solution to improve the customer experience and reduce its administrative costs

Gunnebo's Security Matters Blog offers insights from the world of security. Here are the posts which readers have enjoyed the most so far this year. 

Each type of entrance control system manages a different level of throughput so to find the right solution for your office building, it helps to compare flow rates.

From tripod turnstiles to security booths, there is a whole spectrum of entrance systems available to control people flow in office buildings.

Understanding the flow patterns for your office building when selecting an entrance system will eliminate bottlenecks and prevent queues.

Effective entrance security for offices means managing access smoothly for employees and visitors. Here are 9 entrance control tips for security managers of commercial buildings.

Here are the top six factors commercial buildings should consider when making a decision about entrance security.

Leisure and fitness centres have to manage a frequent flow of customers. Here are some of the most effective alternatives available to gyms for access and entrance control.

Walking pace processing, personalised preferences and seamless travel authorisation are some of the features airline passengers can look forward to in the airports of the future.