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mesh almost impossible to climb. Aditya Prabhu, CEO and Co-Founder, Secutech summed it up: “Security risks have become more complex as critical infrastructure grows larger, more connected, and more operationally intensive. We are seeing a strong shift from reactive security models toward integrated security ecosystems where surveillance, access control, perimeter protection, intrusion detection and command centres work together on a common platform.” Mike Liedtke, Senior Consultant


at Funkwerk Security Solutions had this to say: “Instead of a rigid barrier, the fence becomes part of a digital security ecosystem. The difference from a conventional fence is that a smart solution does not just deter – it understands and initiates further actions.”


Optex Europe, international leaders in sensing technology,


Examples abound in Essen this year. heavily focuses


its presence on live demonstrations of Redscan LiDAR sensors, fibre- optic intrusion detection and layered perimeter defence setups designed for complex sites. Forteza


JSC, another European


smart fence specialist, uses advanced microwave bistatic sensors tailored for early threat detection. And PIDS specalist Senstar is widely recognised for not only its combination of buried and above-ground sensors, but its sensor-fusion technology


integrates video analytics. CAPRA GmbH is known for


that its


modular solutions that can be flexibly adapted to different site conditions and security requirements and allow for quick installation and dismantling. And


Tillmann & Schroyen’s


DefenceLine SENSE combines robust physical protection with intelligent intrusion detection and a seamless integration into central security and management systems. Similarly, Sorhea offers G-FENCE, a shock detection system


which


detects fence vibrations generated by intrusion attempts, be it cutting, climbing or


alarm information via the MAXIBUS UNIVERSAL


Hub.


pulling; It


transmitting also works


autonomously thanks to a power supply from solar panels and batteries integrated into each control unit.


WE ARE SEEING A STRONG SHIFT FROM REACTIVE SECURITY MODELS TOWARD INTEGRATED SECURITY ECOSYSTEMS WHERE SURVEILLANCE, ACCESS CONTROL, PERIMETER PROTECTION, INTRUSION DETECTION AND COMMAND CENTRES WORK TOGETHER ON A COMMON PLATFORM


ADITYA PRABHU CEO and Co-Founder, Secutech


effective and are proven to reduce false


something that has


They can also be far more cost- alarms,


been high on the industry’s agenda for some time. Senstar, for example, has made this a feature of its compact, MultiSensor detection system, one of many initiatives that have marked a quite dramatic shift from basic boundary monitoring to multi-layered, autonomous, and cross-verified threat ecosystems. All of these are able to target so-called “alert fatigue” of what is often seen as a major flaw of legacy systems. Rather than relying solely on a security camera or a fence vibration sensor, systems now require cross- verification before escalating an alarm.


Radar-Thermal-Video Synergy which involves high-accuracy


An example was the development of millimetre-


wave radar or 3D LiDAR initially scanning the perimeter, whether in total darkness or heavy fog. Only when it has detected a target,


One of the by-products of the route into integrated technology has been the emergence of


virtual fencing,


something made possible by knitting together the very latest innovations to create invisible, monitored perimeters, ideal for locations such as industrial and agricultural sites where physical fencing installation is a problem.


does it trigger a thermal camera or a Pan-Tilt-Zoom (PTZ) optical camera to look more closely, before tracking and classifying the target. Algorithms are also able to fuse


the data from fibre-optic sensors mounted on the fence and a nearby camera. In the case of a single action, such as the fence vibrating in the wind, the alert will be suppressed if no human silhouette is recoded.


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