Opening the awards event, BSIA Chief Executive David Dickinson said that the standard of entries this year was the highest so far, and in many categories winners were separated by just half a point. Here’s what the Judges had to say about the winners:
Full list of IFSEC Awards 2008 winners
- Access Control Product of the Year (sponsored by KAC)
iPAC Access Controller: Stanley Security Products
- The judges said: “Offers a user friendly, scalable AACS solution”
- CCTV Product of the Year (sponsored by Cieffe)
BT Body Worn Video: BT Redcare
- The judges said: “Could change the nature of evidence gathering – it records everything”
- Communication Product of the Year (sponsored by info4Security)
Halo Lifecell: Halo Personal Protection Systems The judges said: “An innovative integration of technologies to give added protection to lone workers”.
- Intruder Alarm Product of the Year (sponsored by SSAIB)
Professional Series Dual Tech Detector with Anti-Mask: Bosch Security Systems
- The judges said: “Powerful multiple technology fusion offering dramatic reduction in unwanted alarms”
- Physical Security Product of the Year (sponsored by the British Security Industry Association)
iLoq S10 Locking System: iLoq The judges said: “This original concept will be welcomed by many services and users alike”
- Security Project or Installation of the Year (sponsored by JVC Professional Europe)
St Pancras International IP CCTV Network: Controlware Communications Systems the judges said: “Impressed us with the challenges that were overcome and the high level of complexity of the project”
- Guarding Service Delivery to Customer (sponsored by Security Management Today)
Land Securities Trillium: G4S Security Services (UK) The judges said: “A clear sign post of how guarding and technology can complement each other and work in harmony”