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SECURITY ESSEN MAGAZINE IN BRIEF


BAROX HALL 5 STAND 5A24


BAROX Kommunikation announced a collaboration has with


Octave, enabling Octave Coda Video users to simplify their device and network management via integration with the barox range of Ethernet switches.


resilience for critical


Driving superior performance and physical assets and


infrastructure, Coda Video,


ZENITEL HALL 5, STAND 5B36


ZENITELhas launched the Zenitel VAIA, a compact and fully integrated public address and voice alarm platform designed to simplify deployment while delivering the performance, reliability, and intelligibility required for critical communication environments. Developed for a wide range of applications —


buildings and education to


from commercial facilities


transportation, healthcare, and


industrial environments — it combines voice alarm, public address, advanced DSP processing, amplifi cation, and battery charging into a highly compact platform optimised


for modern


installations. At its core is a newly patented


amplifi er architecture that delivers transformer-like output performance


WFP ID-SOLUTIONS HALL 5, STAND 5C25.13


WFP ID-SOLUTIONS will be presenting a new process-based


model


identity verifi cation. Developed from practical critical


experience in industry, infrastructure and public-


sector projects, the model focuses on three questions: Is the document genuine? Does it belong to the person presenting it? And, importantly, is the person even authorised for the requested process? Combining authentication, biometrics and authorisation checks within digital


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business processes, passing them to downstream systems, as well as ensuring correct documentation and form generation and physical access control. It’s a signifi cant step, given that


workfl ows, it will help organisations improve security, reduce manual eff ort and integrate results into their


identity fraud is no longer limited to forged documents. Organisations now face genuine IDs being misused by look-alikes, as well as correctly identifi ed individuals who are not authorised for a particular process or access.


• without the need for traditional


bulky transformer designs. This breakthrough enables ultra-high- density amplifi cation while maintaining exceptional


audio quality, system


effi ciency, and operational reliability. “Modern buildings and infrastructure demand communication systems that are not only reliable and compliant, but also easier to deploy, manage, and scale,” said Sri Sutharsan, VP of Marketing. He went on: “With Zenitel VAIA, we


are bringing together our long heritage in critical communication with a new generation of compact and intelligent PAVA technology — designed to deliver exceptional intelligibility, operational effi ciency, and simplifi ed deployment without compromise.”


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Octave’s enterprise-grade video management system is proven to meet the most demanding of high security environments. Eliminating the need for separate


network management tools, the barox integration with Coda Video supports the most commonly used industrial managed and PoE-enabled barox switches specifi ed within security and critical infrastructure environments. In addition, centralised


confi guration and diagnostics and tight linkage between network events and video/sensor workfl ows can all be realised.


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