JNCS Beyond Security presents the future of proactive estate security

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25th Jul 2018 | by Dani | 0 Comments

Come and join Estate Living at JNCS Beyond Security’s highly informative presentation on the Future of proactive Estate Security at the Featherbrooke Estate on 8 August 2018.

Gain invaluable insights from experts in the industry JNCS Beyond security, Axis Communications and IMC.

Estate Living is excited to be contributing our own advice, information and guidance for Estate managers, developers and anyone else interested in the security of their Estate.

JNCS will be running a lucky draw with fantastic prizes to be won. Snacks and refreshments will be served.

Key Points Addressed:

Effective Access Control.
Licence Plate Recognition.
Facial Recognition.
Securing the Perimeter.
Radar Technology.
Surveillance Revolutionised.

RSVP NOW

Respond to our event on Facebook. Contact Andre Hugo to RSVP or for more information.

083 261 9609
andrehugo2612@gmail.com
admin@jncs-beyondsec.co.za.

We look forward to seeing you there!

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