Abloy UK is inviting visitors to IFSEC 2018 from June 19 to 21 to discuss how the company helps to protect the resilience and continuity of service of Critical National Infrastructure (CNI). In the Borders and Infrastructure area of the exhibition on stand H328, Abloy will be demonstrating its CLIQ web-based system. It integrates a mechanical master key system with electronics that require no external power source, providing control over access permissions.
CLIQ Connect cloud-based locking can be integrated with SCADA and telemetry processes, as well as offering key management, auditing and activity reporting, the firm adds. The products offer integration with health and safety systems (competency and P2W), reduced journey time, efficiency, contractor management, and reduced carbon footprint.
Steve Wintle, Head of CNI at Abloy UK, said: “In the critical infrastructure space, the hybrid between mechanical and electronic technologies is ‘key’ to its success, maintaining the strict standards required for security whilst enhancing operational efficiencies and security for the future. Data is the new gold, so we are keen to talk to visitors at IFSEC 2018 to demonstrate how using CLIQ® technology can help overcome operational barriers and open up a wealth of new opportunities, such as significant financial savings, CO2 emissions reductions, sustainability benefits and time savings.”
Abloy is also providing security doors for testing by the Building Research Establishment (BRE) Global in the attack zone area of the show, to demonstrate the resilience of products that are compliant with British and European standards.
