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Blog
11 min
The Smoke Screen Pillars: Permanent, Deployable and Monitored Security Fog
09th November 2026
Why you need a security fog system, and how our three pillars (Permanent, Deployable, Monitored) make it simple to pick the right one for your site.
Blog
11 min
The Smoke Screen Pillars: Permanent, Deployable and Monitored Security Fog
09th November 2026
Why you need a security fog system, and how our three pillars (Permanent, Deployable, Monitored) make it simple to pick the right one for your site.
Blog
6 min
Retail Crime Meets Security Fog: How Three Rehabilitated Prolific Shoplifters Helped Us
28th August 2026
Three rehabilitated shoplifters tested a security fog system at Nottingham Police HQ. Their verdict on retail crime prevention? Read what happened next.
Blog
9 min
Can Security Fog Protect Your Home? A Smarter Way to Stop a Burglary in Progress
26th August 2026
Security fog can protect your home by making stolen goods impossible to find. See how it ties into your Ajax alarm, is Ajax Ready, and where to fit it.
Case Study
7 min
ASEL × Smoke Screen
07th May 2026
ASEL partnered with Smoke Screen to integrate Sentinel Go into the WASP X platform, creating a fully standalone security solution combining wireless intrusion detection with battery-powered active fog deterrence for vulnerable, infrastructure-limited sites.
Blog
8 min
Smoke Screen Is Ajax Ready: Security Fog Meets the World's Most Advanced Wireless Alarm System
08th April 2026
Smoke Screen Sentinel fog generators are officially Ajax Ready. Two pre-installed wireless relays, 15–20 second deployment, 40+ minutes of protection — full app control. No extra cabling required.
Blog
7 min
Battery-Powered Security Fog Is Here - And It Changes Everything
09th March 2026
The Sentinel Go is a professional-grade battery-powered security fog generator built for off-grid and remote locations. No mains power needed. Full protection guaranteed.
Blog
3 min
Childhood trauma linked to increased young offender rates in new study
07th November 2024
Researchers, including a current Met Police DCI, suggest embracing a 'public health' model of policing.