IDIS is a global security company that designs, develops, and manufactures delivers video solutions for a wide range of commercial and public sector markets. As the largest video surveillance manufacturer in South Korea, headquartered just outside of Seoul, and operating across 50 countries and 100+ strategic partners, IDIS is a world-leading total solution provider with more than two million recorders installed worldwide and over 17 million cameras utilizing IDIS technology.
In 2018, the OEM products PACOM Pro, PACOM, EVOnet and EVOHD transitioned to IDIS.
Today, IDIS offers a wide range of surveillance solutions and is exclusive to Dicker Data through Connect Surveillance and Security in New Zealand and Dicker Access and Surveillance in Australia.
Hikvision is the latest addition to the Connect Surveillance and Security portfolio
Dicker Data Connect Surveillance and Security adds selected brands to the Airpoints™ for Business Program.
The New Zealand Security Association reminds us of the new rules for Smoke Detectors in homes
AJAX Systems partners with Dicker Data DAS in Australia and Dicker Data Connect in New Zealand.
The new Orchid VMS 23.6 released from IPConfigure includes Audio in the browser and a new Events system.
As part of the acquisition of Connect Security Products by Dicker Data, we will be merging your account into the Dicker Data accounting system from Monday the 1st of May 2023.
Dicker Data Limited is pleased to announce the that it has entered into a binding Sale and Purchase Agreement (SPA) to acquire 100% of Connect Security Products Limited (CSP), New Zealand’s leading distributor of access control, surveillance and fire products.
Security licensing requirements for the install, servicing and selling of security systems
Most of the true value of a home security system is therefore deterring an intruder from breaking in. However, with today’s technology there is much more you get for your money, when you buy an alarm and a video surveillance system.
WHILE the number of home break ins has been reducing somewhat in recent years, due to better security measures being more common across households, Australia still has one of the highest break-and-enter rates in the world.
