What are the technology trends set to dominate security in 2022?

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Plus: What will the continual rollout of 5G and AI mean for the industry?

If you are having trouble reading this email, read the online version   Download the Video Surveillance Report SECURITY 18.01.2022 AI and 5G ranked as most significant technology trends for 2022 and beyond The continuing rollout of 5G and the application of AI top the list of the most important technologies expected to grow in 2022, according to a survey of senior technology officers published by international technology organisation IEEE. Ron Alalouff reports.  FIND OUT MORE » Zero tolerance: The impact of Covid on risk management As 2022 is here, we look back at lessons learned from the impact Covid has made on the duties of fire and security professionals as the pandemic spread into every part of society.  Find out more » “1/3 of self-employed construction workers are living with anxiety” High levels of mental distress and a reluctance to seek professional help amongst UK construction workers is leading to increased alcohol consumption, non-prescription drug use and even self-harm, according to a new study.  Find out more » FEATURED AD All you need to know before deploying facial recognition access control in your company Facial recognition-based access control offers an unobtrusive and contactless solution for ensuring that only authorised personnel can enter a building or site. With a straightforward deployment and GDPR compliance ensuring appropriate standards of privacy, this accurate and reliable technology answers the increasing demand for contactless systems. Find out what the key considerations are when selecting, implementing and operating a facial recognition access control system, in this paper published by Thales.  Find out more! BSIA launches first division of British Security Awards 2022 Axis unveils its six top trends to watch for the physical security sector in 2022 Cloud software, end-to-end video solutions and x-ray scanners on display at Intersec 2022 FEATURED AD Hikvision: Thought leadership – Thursday 9th June On Thursday 9th June, Ben Owen will be hosting a discussion with Hikvision discussing the topic of ‘Protecting Distributed Work Environments’. Ben is an internationally recognised expert in surveillance and covert operations. Ben was ‘The Boss’ on Channel 4’s BAFTA-nominated and Grierson award-winning TV Show, Hunted. Want to find out more and listen to Ben’s expertise first-hand? Register your interest, via the link below!  Find out more! More news & features from IFSEC Global Corsight AI reduces bias in its facial recognition technology Amthal obtains majority shares in Integrated Protection Maintenance Services Ltd.  Why the insider threat will motivate cyber and physical teams to collaborate more than ever in 2022 Proposals for Protect Duty set to be announced following government review of consultation Tech to dominate 2022 physical security trends as Omdia releases its predictions Downloads & Whitepapers Intruder Alarm eBook: Trends, Challenges & Opportunities  The Video Surveillance Report 2021  Access Control eBook: Trends, Challenges & Opportunities  5 SMART KPIs your security operations should track Wireless Access Control 2021 Report How access control plays a vital role in a safe and secure return-to-work strategy Join us on social media for up to the minute security industry news. If you would prefer to no longer receive the IFSEC Global Security Briefing, please click here. Alternatively, to contact our data services team to have your details updated or removed entirely from our database please email imdatateam@informa.com.  This email was sent to you by the Informa Markets division of Informa PLC. Informa PLC's registered office is 5 Howick Place, London SW1P 1WG. Registered in England and Wales. Number 3099067.