IFSEC International 2018 has closed its doors for the final time this evening as the annual event wraps up for another year.

We've now completed the second day of IFSEC 2018, so far thousands of security professionals from around the world have converged at London ExCeL for Europes largest security event. 

Come visit us at the ExCeL London for all the latest news and updates on TDS Visitor and TDS Access. For your chance to win an Oculus Rift VR Headset, Visit us at stand F340 for competition entry details. 

TDS Visitor now boasts an innovative Facial Recognition feature which has been specially designed to keep track of visitors coming and going in and out of your premises. TDS Visitor is a Visitor Management solution developed by TDS and built specifically for Super Enterprise clients. This SaaS solution is used in 125+ countries presently, and trusted by many the world's top brands including Google,Analog Devices and Three. Facial Recognition is a great way of enhancing your corporate brand image, creating a powerful first impression to your guests. With it's introduction, the visitor check-in process has been simplified and made quicker than ever before.  The feature promises to also instantly identify unauthorised guests, flagging them instantly and denying entry, meaning your companies employees and guests can feel even more secure and protected. How it Functions This new feature makes it easy to add image (or video) analysis to your Visitor check-in process. On approaching the check-in kiosk, visitors are instantly recognised and their visit details appear on the screen. They are then prompted to complete the visitor workflow process, confirming their visit details, signing any necessary documents, and printing their temporary badge.  First-time visitors can pre-upload their photo as part of their email invite, or connect using their profile photo from LinkedIn. Returning Guests can check-in and receive authorisation in a flash.   

  GDPR is being regarded as groundbreaking legislation and the appropriate measure required to aid governments and citizens in regaining control of data security. As with most governmental concerns that spiral into a frenzy, the GDPR regulation has been developed to manage data protection issues.