Tyron is our new Commercial Sales Executive.
Tyron is our new Commercial Sales Executive.
A qualified plumber from the southern hemisphere, Tyron Klopper endured a short but tumultuous period of employment since emigrating to the UK in 2020, thanks to the unfortunate timing of his arrival just one month before the first coronavirus lockdown.
First, please join us in welcoming Tyron to the new role of Commercial Sales Executive at Global EMC. He’s already making a difference to the team with his support for Commercial Operations Director Lee Rabjohn and Technical Director Gareth Vaughan.
As you can tell from the short introduction above, Tyron’s plans to come to the UK and land a position in the construction sector didn’t go entirely to plan. Having taken an apprenticeship after his schooling in South Africa to qualify as a plumber, he emigrated to the UK in February 2020 and swiftly found that interviews for suitable job roles were drying up faster than the Covid virus was spreading. No one was hiring.
Undeterred, and as an interim solution, Tyron accepted a role with a sauce manufacturer based in Nottingham. In fact, he was actually making sauces in the firm’s kitchen. Not an ideal fit for his ambitions in the construction sector. That interim position lasted for a whole year until Tyron had a word with the company’s “Big Cheese”, as he put it, to ask for a better role. He was moved into commercial training to support the firm’s Commercial Director, which stood him in good stead for the future.
Some 18 months later, and ready for a greater challenge elsewhere, Tyron came to us at Global EMC upon a recommendation from a friend who is one of our staff members. “Then everything just fell into place,” says Tyron.
The fact is, Tyron’s commercial support experience and expertise matched a role we were looking to create. He started at our Sutton-in-Ashfield HQ on 21st February, three years after first arriving in the country.
It’s only been a few weeks, but we asked Tyron what he thought so far: “Couldn’t think of a better place to be,” he said, adding that he is very happy and looking forward to helping the business grow.
Revealing something small but perfectly formed.
Revealing something small but perfectly formed.
For the first time, we are exhibiting at the Security & Policing show at the International Exhibition & Conference Centre in Farnborough. And we’re there for a special reason. To preview something refreshingly small to event visitors that will change the face of digital forensic investigations.
Security & Policing is the UK government’s official global security event, organised by the Home Office. It attracts security sector, law enforcement and intelligence services professionals from around the world. Professionals that we expect will be captivated by a special preview we are staging on the Global EMC stand.
We’ve been developing a unique product that meets the stringent and pressing needs of policing when seizing digital devices. As this reveal is an exclusive preview to interested parties who attend Security & Policing (and you can’t just turn up – all visitors must be approved by the Home Office), we’re not saying too much about this astounding new solution just yet.
Suffice to say that we managed to complete a confidential engineering development programme that’s been running at our Sutton-in-Ashfield base for almost two years in the nick of time (pun intended). It’s not big. But it is clever. In fact, event visitors will find it refreshingly small but will immediately recognise a huge positive impact on the integrity of digital forensic investigations as we close the data integrity gap for seized digital devices.
Imagine our acclaimed Forensic Shielded Rooms; those controlled environment Faraday cage structures famed for their impenetrability by RF electromagnetic radiation of any kind, including Wi-Fi and mobile cellular signals. Now take that advanced, proven and ultra-high-integrity shielding technology and scale it down until you can grasp it in one hand. And take it with you wherever you go.
You don’t need to be a forensic scientist to join those dots. No more vulnerability to evidential data tampering or remote wiping while in transit. A welcome end to the all-too-common practice of putting one fabric Faraday bag inside another just to be sure. (Scene of crime officers do that a lot).
And of course, our small but perfectly formed forensic solution is part of a seamless Global EMC security ecosystem that safeguards digital assets and protects vital evidence from the point of seizure right through to prosecution. No one’s getting their hands on that data!
If you are security cleared by the Home Office and attend the Security & Policing event, be sure to visit us on Stand P15 and insist on a demonstration.
Security & Policing takes place in Hall 1 at the Farnborough International Exhibition & Conference Centre from Tuesday 14th to Thursday 16th March 2023. You can apply for attendance approval here.
For those who can’t make it to the event, we’ll be revealing more soon. Watch this space.
Global EMC attends Police Service function
Global EMC attends Police service function.Providing advice on our products and services.Focused on our RF shielding solutions for Forensic examination.
For two days Global EMC attended a Police service function to talk about our products and services with members of the Police service and Home Office.
We gave information on our RF shielding solutions focusing on shielding mobile phones and other SIM card enabled devices from obtaining a signal during Forensic investigation.
Thank you to the members of the service who enabled us to do this and some brand new and exciting products shall follow before the end of the year.
Global EMC continues to be part of the JOSCAR accreditation.
Global EMC continues to be part of the JOSCAR accreditation.
Developing and improving how we operate our supplier pre-qualification process is one of the keyways to assisting with the procurement process with Global EMC.
We look to make our supply chain management and compliance as simple as possible during the pre-qualification process.
To assist us with this, being on the JOSCAR accreditation gives each buyer the confidence and ability to easily and safely purchase through Global EMC.
NEW RF Shielded Room in the UK
New Shielded Room in the UK
Global EMC have completed another RF shielded room (Faraday cage) in the United Kingdom. The multi-functional RF room shall be used for variety of uses including conductive testing, inert RF environment as well as an education and experimentation facility. The shielded room of external dimensions 6.0m (L) x 4.2m (W) x 3.0m (H) effortlessly integrated into the host building to provide a suitable and attractive external finish for the environment it was installed in. The shielding was independently tested and exceeded -100dB of shielding from 100 kHz to 18 GHz and greater than -65dB all the way down to 10 kHz..
The facility was provided with a penetration panel providing connection from the external host building to inside the room in a convenient and controlled manor. Precision connectors where used and optical fibre and data waveguides also provided. This ensured the client had not only the required connectivity currently but also future proofed the facility going forward.
The easy to open manual swing door provided access into the shielded room whilst maintaining the high levels of required shielding. Low maintenance low friction door furniture means the door is both practical and easy to maintain for the user.
Internally the room benefits from a high aesthetic “office style” finish. This provides a comfortable environment for staff to work inside. This includes a suspended ceiling, raised false floor and melamine boarded walls. Creating a decorative, functional and durable finish to the room.
TII Unveils the Arab World’s First Electromagnetic Compatibility Labs
TII Unveils the Arab World’s First Electromagnetic Compatibility Labs
The facility is composed of three laboratories - an
- EMC semi-anechoic chamber
- A pulsed power laboratory
- Low-noise emanation laboratory.
The DERC facility enables key technologies to be evaluated against electromagnetic compatibility and interference by reproducing man-made and natural electromagnetic hazards in the pulsed power and semi-anechoic chambers.
The direct connection between the two chambers enables a diversity of experiments involving 100’s of kV nanosecond pulses and multi-megawatt microwaves systems. The laboratories have been designed to host different categories of equipment such as connected objects of the Internet of Things, drones and autonomous cars, telecommunications equipment, medical devices, automotive equipment, IT equipment and is fully automated for tests and measurements.
A unique low-noise emanation lab has been built on DERC specifications that allow for the study of very low noises emitted by electronic systems.[/vc_headings]
Dr Chaouki Kasmi
Many electromagnetic compatibility standards have been introduced over the years, making EMC a key part of the electronics design process, Dr Kasmi said. With standards now implemented and enforced globally, manufacturers have to ensure that new electronic products meet the relevant EMC standards.
“There is growing awareness that high standards of electromagnetic compatibility must be maintained. So electromagnetic compatibility must be achieved right from the start, which underscores the importance of the launch of our labs,” Dr Kasmi added.[/vc_headings]
For more information about Technology Innovation Institute (TII), visit www.tii.ae
The Climate Pledge
The Climate Pledge
Global EMC have signed up to the challenge
• Measure and report greenhouse gas emissions on a regular basis;
• Implement decarbonization strategies in line with the Paris Agreement through real business changes and innovations, including efficiency improvements, renewable energy, materials reductions, and other carbon emission elimination strategies;
• Neutralize any remaining emissions with additional, quantifiable, real, permanent, and socially-beneficial offsets to achieve net zero annual carbon emissions by 2040.[/vc_headings]
Net Zero Carbon by 2040
We’re turning the climate crisis into climate action, reaching the goals of the Paris Agreement 10 years early.
We won't get there without changing the way we do business.
1. Use wind, or solar....or both
2. Why don't you plant more trees instead of cutting them down
3. Do more sustainable farming, its a thing now.
4. Go all-electric faster, I dare you.
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Shielded Room Faraday cage for R&D
The self-supporting enclosure was constructed using Global EMC’s “pan” type shielding solution. The high performance shielding gave the client greater than -100dB of shielding from 100 MHz to 18 GHz as tested by an independent test laboratory.
The room had a high aesthetic internal finish to provide an office style environment within the shielding. Small power, lighting, and data where all provided to make the room versatile and future proof.
The chamber also had an internally switchable "in use" light above the door to enable staff to visually see when not to enter the room during testing.[/vc_headings]
Wedge Absorber
Using the 20% mass the Wedge absorber system can save money by using smaller pyramids and the microwave performance is excellent with a return loss of -40dB at 8 x wavelength.
Global EMC’s wedge pyramid absorber gives excellent performance in compact chambers. The absorber fully complies with NRL 8093 parts I, II and III Fire safety standard.
Compatible chambers/applications: MIL-STD461G, CISPR12/25, ETSI, Radio/Low Microwave Work.[/vc_headings]
| Length (mm) | Part No. | Normal incidence return loss (-dB) | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| - | 50 MHz | 100 MHz | 300 MHz | 1000 MHz | 5 GHz | 10 GHz | ||
| 300 | GDS300-W | N/O | N/O | 18 | 30 | 35 | 40 | |
| 400 | GDS400-W | N/O | 12 | 20 | 30 | 40 | 40 | |
| 500 | GDS500-W | N/O | 17 | 25 | 32 | 40 | 40 | |
| 700 | GDS700-W | 15 | 20 | 30 | 35 | 40 | 40 | |
No Pit No Problem - Surface mountable ramp
The ultra low profile design is perfectly suited to allow for a minimal approach angle for vehicles to enter or exit an anechoic test chamber.
The ramp can even support the heavy weight limits of large military vehicles. Available in different dimensions to suit individual door and vehicle sizes.
Please contact info@globalemc.co.ukfor more details.[/vc_headings]
