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Published on 10/06/2024

TYXAL+ IS THE CYBERSECURE ALARM SOLUTION

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Faced with the challenge of cybersecurity, our Tyxal+ alarms are continuously updated with a view to providing enhanced protection. 

Our alarm control panels, our sirens, and our detectors and controllers hold EN 50131 (level 2 security suitable, in particular, for private homes and small businesses). This is a certification that serves as a gauge of superior quality and reliability, as well as robust resistance to neutralisation attempts (tamper, interference, disabling...).

On account of our exacting demands, we continually endeavour to push ourselves further with a view to earning your trust.

Check out the latest security measures to have been implemented 

The end of the generic default code

An access code that is unique to each alarm control panel is implemented.
When installing your devices, you will find this unique installer code printed on the back of each CS2000 and CS8000 control panel.
We recommend changing it once installed.
Prerequisite: control panel version V01-08-03 with date code after 1st June 2024

The end of simple codes

Simple codes are prohibited - only complex access codes are authorised.
The keypad will inform the user if the access code is too simple.

Non-compliant codes

A sequence of 6 identical figures (examples: 000000, 111111, 222222, etc. up to 999999)
An ascending or descending sequence of 6 figures (examples: 012345, 345678… or 654321, 987654…)
Prerequisite: control panel version  V01-08-03 with date code after 1st June 2024

The end of identical user and installer codes

The user code must be different to the installer code, otherwise it is declined
Control panel version  V01-08-03 with date code after 1st June 2024

In the case of a malicious unlocking attempt, the Tydom application and keypad are locked. 

On the keypad
After every 5 unsuccessful attempts to enter the code, the keypad is locked for 90 seconds (a more stringent measure than the standard locking of 10 seconds)
After 21 failed attempts to enter the code, the keypad sends a tamper alarm order to the control panel.

In the Tydom application
After 5 unsuccessful attempts to enter the code, access to the alarm function via the application is blocked for 90 seconds (a more stringent measure than the standard locking of 10 seconds)
A message appears directly in the application in the form of a pop-up, and a push notification is sent.
Prerequisite:

  • Tydom application version 4.9 minimum
  • Tydom Home, Tydom Pro, hub version 3.12 minimum
  • Tydom 2.0 version 3.13 minimum

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