Tech-enabled mobile security services company, the Keyholding Company, has launched a smart lock solution, which, it says, promises savings up to 87% on physical key management and access services costs.
Smart Access uses cloud-enabled smart locks alongside a mobile key app. Access rights are managed through the company’s Smart Security Platform, which connects users with their operational systems, and provides an instant view of access logs, trends and highlights any problem areas on an estate.
According to the company, the 87% savings are realised through reduced key and lock replacements, ad-hoc third-party access costs, and temporary guarding fees, as well as use of the platform to reduce administration time. The Keyholding Company says its new solution also eliminates the threat of lost, transferred or duplicated keys and enables faster response times by removing the need for responders to detour and collect keys.
CEO, Charlie Gordon Lennox, said: “Change is inevitable, and we must be willing to disrupt our own industry with progressive solutions. We always try to be two steps ahead at the Keyholding Company. The introduction of Smart Access is a calculated risk, but we strongly believe it is the future of keyholding as it provides the most value to our clients, which will ultimately result in growth to our business.”
Image courtesy Smart Access
Financial institutions were early adopters of cyber security and insurance. Are they still on top of the game?
Managing huge amounts of sensitive data online makes financial institutions a prime target for hackers. As such, the sector was an early cohort for insurers in creating cyber cover. Since then, the market has evolved almost beyond recognition. It continues to challenge itself to this day, complying with rigorous regulatory demands and implementing avant-garde enhancements to keep abreast of the ever-changing risks. Published June 2021
Manufacturing: An industry at risk amid great technological change
Of the many sectors of business, manufacturing companies are among the most at risk from cyber threats. How has the sector evolved to make it so vulnerable and what does the task of managing cyber exposure in a manufacturing company look like? CIR’s latest podcast with Tokio Marine HCC sought to answer all these questions and more. Published April 2021
© 2019 Perspective Publishing Privacy & Cookies
Recent Stories