TRTL Standard for Safe TRTL which stands for ‘Torch and Tool Resistance Level’, is a set of high-security standards used to assess the capabilities of safes and vaults in resisting attacks involving both torches and tools, along with other forms of tampering. These standards are crucial for determining the security level

EN 1143-1 Standard for Safe and Vault  EN 1143-1 grades is a European security standard that specifies requirements for the construction and performance of safes and vault doors with a focus on burglary resistance. The standard is used to evaluate and certify the security level of these products, ensuring they provide a certain degree of protection

A 10-year-old boy in Hong Kong, dressed in his school uniform, was arrested for his involvement in a luxury watch heist. The robbery, which targeted a VIP Station store on Canton Road in Tsim Sha Tsui, involved the boy and two other robbers wearing caps and surgical masks to conceal

On September 1st, a 35-year-old man allegedly broke into four houses in Pasir Ris, Singapore, while citizens were occupied with the presidential election. He was spotted inside a residential unit with a black haversack and attempted to flee. Four individuals, including two domestic helpers and two men, tried to detain

Starting from July 1, 2024, all preschools and government-funded early intervention centers in Singapore will be required to have closed-circuit television cameras (CCTV) installed. Parents will also be given access to CCTV footage to help investigate “serious incidents.” This decision follows a review of security and safety measures in the