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ULTIMATE SECURITY
How can the world’s richest keep their luxury mansions safe?
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It doesn’t matter how lavish or humble our homes are, most people will feel concerned by the prospect of a robbery. Our houses are personal to us, containing our prized possessions, sentimental items and – in the case of some of the richest people – millions of pounds worth of technology.
As people gain money, they also gain attention. They are often at a higher risk of burglary, as well as darker crimes like kidnapping for ransom. However, owning the most desirable homes often means being able to afford some of the top security features. A turned key in the door isn’t enough for the largest mansions. Any intruder daring to approach could face a 24-hour doorman guarding the entrance, instantly deployed shutters to close off the most valuable rooms and in some cases weapons. Remotely deployed fog blasts can be used to act as a visual barrier. If it doesn’t scare the intruder away, it will stop them from seeing their way to valuable possessions.
Escaping threats
What systems are available to detect intruders and protect billionaires from danger?
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Biometric iris scanners are estimated to be around ten-times more accurate than using fingerprints
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