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As physical and digital environments merge, organizations are surrounded by more data, more systems, and more complexity than ever before. Yet in many cases, security still operates in silos, reacting to incidents instead of anticipating them.

Security technology is entering an era driven by the use of artificial intelligence, deeper data analytics, and interoperability between systems.

2025 has been a year of change at LOUHE: new leadership, evolving roles, and the determination to build a stronger foundation for the future.

LOUHE’s annual Tiedosta uusi mahdollisuus (“Discover New Possibilities”) event once again gathered leading Finnish security experts at Korjaamo, in Helsinki, to share insights on the evolving landscape of safety, learning, and technology.

Modern access control and electromechanical locking systems generate vast amounts of data every day. Each entry, movement, or exception becomes a data point, and these events accumulate into hundreds of thousands, or even millions, of records quickly over time.

For Tomi Tuominen, security has never been just a job. It has been a lifelong challenge and source of inspiration. Over the past three decades, Tuominen has grown to one of Finland’s most respected security leaders.

Airport security has traditionally been viewed as a necessary cost: a regulatory obligation to be managed rather than a source of strategic value.

By integrating AI-powered tools and shifting from reactive controls to intelligence-led security models, airports can transform security from a compliance necessity into a source of operational insight.

As the threat environment grows more complex and resource constraints tighten, airport security leaders face a critical question: How can we do more with less, without compromising without compromising compliance with certifications and legal requirements?

As threats grow more intelligent, so must our responses. AI is no longer a futuristic luxury but a strategic necessity in a high-risk, data-rich environment such as an airport.

As security threats grow more complex and AI technologies become more widely available, organisations operating in high-risk environments, such as airports, are facing a dramatic shift in the nature of insider threats.

LOUHE has recently launched a refreshed product experience for the Detection & Response and Insights applications, which is much more than just a new look.

We sat down with Hyppönen to discuss the future of cyber-physical security and how organizations should prepare for emerging threats and opportunities.

​Here is a compilation of frequently asked questions (FAQ) about LOUHE, designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of our services and approach to security management.​

The EU AI Act marks a transformative step in global AI governance, offering a comprehensive framework that balances innovation with safety and ethical responsibility.

Traditional systems often focus on incident management—analyzing what has already happened. AI, on the other hand, excels at predictive analytics.

Physical security has changed significantly in recent years, and LOUHE is at the forefront of transforming the industry with advanced data analytics.

The year 2024 marked a transformative period for LOUHE as the company reached significant milestones, launched groundbreaking innovations, and solidified its presence both domestically and internationally.

Explainable AI (XAI) has transitioned from a theoretical concept to a critical enabler of trust, accountability, and operational excellence.

In the evolving landscape of artificial intelligence, Explainable AI (XAI) stands out as a transformative approach that ensures artificial intelligence systems operate transparently and ethically.

LOUHE’s annual Tiedosta Uusi Mahdollisuus (“Discover New Possibilities”) event brought together security industry experts at Korjaamo, in Helsinki, to explore the future of AI in security.

Patrik Brzezinski, responsible for his organization's security technology solutions, has worked closely with LOUHE for the past two years. He explains how LOUHE’s innovative solution meets the company's needs in improving physical security.

We understand the importance of data privacy and are committed to maintaining high standards of data protection. With new technology innovation, concerns around data privacy are more relevant than ever, so it is crucial to address these issues comprehensively. Here, we outline our approach to data privacy and provide insights on handling and protecting customer data.

In an era of increasing digital dependency and escalating cyber threats, the European Union has reinforced its legislative framework to safeguard critical infrastructure and digital ecosystem. Two pivotal directives in this context are the Critical Entities Resilience (CER) Directive and the Network and Information Security 2 (NIS2) Directive.

Understanding the differences between Generic AI and Explainable AI (XAI) is essential for effective AI integration. Generic AI, including narrow AI and AGI, excels in specific tasks but often lacks transparency. In contrast, Explainable AI offers clear, understandable justifications for decisions, enhancing user trust and regulatory compliance.

We have a talented team at Louhos not only in our day-to-day operations but also within our investors and advisors. One of our advisors, who is also an investor, is Mr. Petri Kuivala.