News

21st December 2022

Pelco VideoXpert 3.19

INTRODUCING PELCO VIDEOXPERT 3.19 The latest version of Pelco’s video management system has just been released. With VideoXpert, sites can centralize video security, physical security and other business systems data into a single, easy-to-use interface to improve detection, shorten response times and manage incidents. Ruswin recommends always keeping a current up to date Pelco Software Plan (SUP) to take advantage of the latest features of your system.  This latest software release provides various fixes and stability improvements in addition to validated support for the following Pelco cameras:  

6th December 2022

Ruswin Cortech Developments Partnership

We first looked at Cortech several years ago and immediately realised the great potential of a platform for Integrating multiple systems together. Our clients can run a mix of older and newer technologies the list of Datalog drivers is extensive. Huge cost and time savings can be found by not having to replace everything for a large enterprise system.” Jason Blundell, Head of Sales and Marketing for Cortech comments, “We are pleased to now formally welcome Ruswin onto the Cortech Developments Technical Partner Programme. Ruswin is an ideal partner for our continued growth outside of the UK, as we share may of the same values around helping end users to reduce risk and maximise investment. This new partnership will enable both parties to work together to explore new opportunities and fundamentally grow both of our businesses.” Ruswin Indonesia has recently installed Cortech Datalog 5 and Datalog MV for one of our customers sites in Jakarta comprising of nine hundred and eighty CCTV Cameras with three hundred and fifty access control doors and twenty-five hundred fire alarm points integrating Gallagher, Honeywell and several other camera systems all into one security management platform.    To find out more about Cortech Developments and read the full article you can visit their website   https://cortech.co.uk/2022/12/06/ruswin-joins-cortech-as-a-technical-partner/

2nd November 2022

Genetec Security Center 5.11 is here!

Genetec Security Center 5.11 has just been released and includes several major enhancements Ruswin Indonesia Genetec Engineers In Indonesia are fully certified in the latest release and are able to configure your system. We have a demo system setup in our Jakarta office please schedule a visit.

14th October 2022

Mifare DESFire EV3

MIFARE DESFire EV3 Access Control Cards High Security

5th October 2022

Gallagher Web Client

The Command Centre Web, the latest evolution in the Command Centre from Gallagher and Ruswin Indonesia. Providing flexibility and security to manage a site from anywhere via the internet.

24th August 2022

Gallagher Single Door Controller 7000

The long awaited Gallagher single door controller will be available soon. This new controller will be known as the Controller 7000 and will be compatible with the latest version of Gallagher. The C7000 is a Linux Based controller and will be a cost affective option for adding single doors to your site with just the need for a network connection.  The Controller 7000 Single Door is a powerful and robust network connected controller, capable of managing all access control needs for a single door. The controller is designed to support a variety of infrastructure environments, whether leveraging a building’s structured network cabling and providing Power over Ethernet (PoE) or providing cost effective door control with a traditional power supply and battery backup arrangement. The Controller Single Door will be available in four variants: Controller 7000 Single Door, PoE+, RS485 Controller 7000 Single Door, RS485 Controller 7000 Single Door, Wiegand Controller 7000 Single Door, PoE+, Wiegand Power over Ethernet variants remove the need for power supplies, batteries, cabinets, and long expensive runs. A complete solution for adding an extra door to a site's Gallagher system and supports a distributed access control architecture A secure element is installed on each controller, providing dedicated hardware protection of cryptographic keys. Designed to sit discretely on the wall above a door or in a ceiling space - maximizing ease of installation and maintenance. Supports 2,000,000 standard cardholders, 1,000,000 mobile credentials and 1,000,000 offline events The C7000 SD's main processor is the NXP iMX8 microchip. The TEE ensures that only Gallagher can modify the firmware of the controller.

12th August 2022

Ruswin Bali Office Opening September 2022

3rd November 2021

PT Ruswin Indonesia are proud to be celebrating a 20-year business relationship with Gallagher as a Channel Partner

Ruswin’s client base is very diverse throughout the countries in which we operate and, with the support of Gallagher over the years, we have successfully delivered many major integrated security projects. Examples of the business sectors in which we have been actively involved in include the Oil Gas and Mining sectors, Commercial Buildings, Art Galleries, Hotels, Resorts and Villa complexes, the Banking and Finance sector, Data Centers, Military Establishments, Manufacturing sector, Commercial Power projects and High Security Government projects. In this, our 20th Anniversary Year, Ruswin Integrated Systems, an Indonesian Gallagher Channel Partner will continue to work with our existing and future clients within a variety of Industries and Business Sectors throughout Indonesia to provide continuous, high levels of support and service which enhances all aspects of safety and security within a business or company, providing a safe and secure work environment for staff, customers and guests and, ongoing protection of assets and consumer goods.

6th August 2021

Best Security Practices for Vacant Properties

With the current need for social distancing and many states currently sheltering in place, COVID-19 has led to a significant amount of the workforce to be working from their homes. In these unprecedented circumstances, many business facilities are either currently low occupancy or entirely vacant, creating a new set of complications and vulnerabilities for organisations at this time. Below is a checklist of important security practices to consider when leaving facilities unattended for an extended period. Access Control Program access control schedules and provisions of who can access areas and when Verify all cardholders in the server are active Run access control reports to understand who/when have accessed certain areas Check access levels and accuracy  Test and verify lockdown systems and procedures  Check all interior and exterior locks for proper functioning Validate all card readers are functional  Update server and management software to the latest version  Security Alarms Adjust open and close schedules Update alarm call lists  Implement video verification  Set up daily test reports  Test and inspect security sensors and devices  Facilitate remote monitoring  Enable cellular backup communication  Update all panels to the latest firmware Video Surveillance Provision remote monitoring  Download and set-up mobile applications Clean, aim, and focus interior and exterior cameras  Verify 30, 60, or 90 day recording  Confirm all cameras are functioning and critical areas are covered  Update server and management software to the latest version  Verify data archives and backups  Other Considerations Test and inspect door intercom and other communication systems  Establish remote training on all systems and functionality  Verify cyber hardening and readiness of critical systems  In addition to these basic guidelines, there are many solutions and technologies available to further enhance facility security during this time. It’s circumstances like these that preparation and risk control are more important than ever. RUSWIN is here to provide the solutions needed to keep facilities safe and secure. Contact us on +62 21 2904 9888 or info@ruswin.co.id Originally published by Convirgent Technologies – republished with thanks.

5th August 2021

Considerations for when you are away from home

An empty home is a prime target for intruders because they have less chance of being disturbed and the offence can go undetected for days or even weeks.  Intruders always look for signs that a home is unoccupied.  The longer the home is unoccupied, the more vulnerable it becomes. If you are away for an extended period of time, police advise that you have someone house sit. Follow these tips for keeping your house secure while you're away: Inform local police of your absence and leave a contact name and number. Check all doors and windows are securely locked. Ask your neighbours to watch for visitors but not to tell visitors you are away. Arrange a friend or neighbour to mow the lawn and water the plants. Arrange for mail to be held at the Post Office or collected by a neighbour. Cancel all deliveries, especially newspapers. Ask your neighbours to collect junk mail. Secure your garbage bin. Install electrical timers that automatically switch on lights and tune your radio to a talk-back program during the day so you house looks and sounds “normal”. Disconnect the electrical pad on radio controlled or electronic garage doors and use a strong auxiliary key lock instead. Turn down the volume of your telephone ringer and don’t leave a message on your answering machine that tells callers you’re away. Install external sensor lights. Check the yard to ensure no ladders or tools are accessible. Don’t leave keys concealed outside the house. Give them to a trusted friend or neighbour. Ask neighbours to contact police if they notice anything suspicious. Secure your vehicle if leaving it at home. Ask a neighbour to park their car in your driveway at different times. Ensure all easily removable articles are marked using the  Property Identification System. If you’re a member of Neighbourhood Watch, inform your neighbours and block coordinator that you will be away. A monitored home alarm provides added security. Call Ruswin today for you in home free site survey and quote.

11th December 2020

Security News from Ruswin

COVID-19 has led to a significant amount of the workforce to be working from their homes. In these unprecedented circumstances, many business facilities are either currently low occupancy or entirely vacant, creating a new set of complications and vulnerabilities for organisations at this time. Below is a checklist of important security practices to consider when leaving facilities unattended for an extended period. Access Control Program access control schedules and provisions of who can access areas and when Verify all cardholders in the server are active Run access control reports to understand who/when have accessed certain areas Check access levels and accuracy Test and verify lockdown systems and procedures Check all interior and exterior locks for proper functioning Validate all card readers are functional Update server and management software to the latest version Security Alarms Adjust open and close schedules Update alarm call lists Implement video verification Set up daily test reports Test and inspect security sensors and devices Facilitate remote monitoring Enable cellular backup communication Update all panels to the latest firmware Video Surveillance Provision remote monitoring Download and set-up mobile applications Clean, aim, and focus interior and exterior cameras Verify 30, 60, or 90-day recording Confirm all cameras are functioning and critical areas are covered Update server and management software to the latest version Verify data archives and backups Other Considerations Test and inspect door intercom and other communication systems Establish remote training on all systems and functionality Verify cyber hardening and readiness of critical systems In addition to these basic guidelines, there are many solutions and technologies available to further enhance facility security during this time. It’s circumstances like these that preparation and risk control are more important than ever.RUSWIN is here to provide the solutions needed to keep facilities safe and secure.