ADT Security Australia has announced the launch of OmniMirror, an innovative in-store display technology that helps retailers maximise cross-channel marketing opportunities.
ADT Security has been selected to upgrade the access control security system at Auckland Airport.
Stay safe while out and about this party season
As the Christmas party season kicks off and shopping centres begin to swell, Australians are being encouraged to be vigilant about their personal security.
Two thirds (67%) of Australian residents feel that security cameras are an effective crime deterrent in the community. This is according to the ADT Security Secure Homes report which surveyed 2000 homeowners and renters in both metropolitan and regional Australia.
ADT Security unveils second annual Secure Homes report
Almost nine in ten (86%) Australian residents believe that posting their whereabouts on social media websites presents a threat to home security, according to new research findings announced today by ADT Security.
ADT Security has introduced futuristic facial detection and tracking technologies to its retail solutions portfolio which, when teamed with store performance analytics, help retailers understand more about customer behaviour than ever before imagined.
ADT Security survey results reveal the true cost of a break in
Almost a quarter (22 per cent) of residential break-ins occur while a family member is at home, according to alarming research findings from ADT Security.
Each day in Australia, 5,000 children require medical attention; 170 are admitted to hospital and one child dies – all as a result of unintentional injury. Most of these injuries occur at home.
Householders are being encouraged to think seriously about how they can best secure their property before setting off this holiday season or risk starting the New Year minus some of their favourite possessions.
With more than 22 million people calling Australia home, one of the most profound changes influencing our population growth is ageing. According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, by 2056 more than 24 per cent of the population will be aged 65 years and over , and the number living alone is increasing, with 1.1 million elderly women expected to live alone by 2031 .
Householders are being encouraged to think seriously about how they can best secure their property before setting off this holiday season or risk starting the New Year minus some of their favourite possessions.
Research has highlighted the rise of identity theft as a major concern among householders, with Australians more worried about having personal records stolen than cash, jewellery or even home entertainment equipment in the event of a break-in.