PSTN switch-off, 2G retirement, false alarm limits, and alarm grading are all affecting how commercial intruder alarms are specified and monitored in 2026. Here is the practical check every business should make now.
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READ ARTICLE →The new statutory guidance is out, the SIA is preparing to regulate, and publicly accessible premises have a window to get ready. Here is what Martyn's Law means for CCTV, access control, lockdown, evacuation and day-to-day security planning.
READ ARTICLE →The PSTN network is being switched off by January 2027, and several related changes have already happened. If your alarm relies on a legacy phone line, 2G/3G, or BT Redcare, your monitoring may already be gone.
READ ARTICLE →Wireless systems now outsell wired for the first time. Mobile credentials have tripled in adoption. A plain guide to access control types, costs, compliance, and what to avoid before a problem forces your hand.
READ ARTICLE →What the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 actually requires, what changed in April 2026, the five steps, common mistakes, and the consequences of getting it wrong.
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