Operate devices compatible with BlueSecur using the Steinau BlueSecur app.

Operate devices compatible with BlueSecur using the Steinau BlueSecur app.

You can send permissions (keys) to family or friends, for example, via text message, e-mail or messenger. You don’t even have to be home to send a key, since keys are transmitted via a certified server in Germany. Manage your keys right in the app.

The BlueSecur app must be installed on your mobile phone ahead of time. If a user hasn’t installed the app, they will be forwarded to the app store.

Information on the BlueSecur app:

- Add a device by scanning the QR code.

- Setup and operation do not require an Internet connection.

- Permissions (keys) are created on the administrator’s app, can be issued either temporarily or permanently and can also be deleted.

- Sets of keys are subject to a fee. One-time keys are free of charge.

- Max. 250 users

- Optionally, you can use an external antenna should you have range issues.

Using Bluetooth in the background of your mobile phone reduces its battery life.

What's New in the Latest Version 24.2.0

Last updated on Jun 25, 2024

Fixing bugs and optimising our app
Integrating menu settings for the garage door operator.

Steinau BlueSecur is a simulation game, likely focused on security and perhaps emergency response management within a specific location, potentially a facility, town, or industrial complex. The "Steinau" part of the name might indicate the game's setting, a fictional or real-world location called Steinau. "BlueSecur" strongly suggests a focus on security operations, possibly involving cybersecurity, physical security, or a combination of both. "Blue" is often associated with law enforcement or security forces, while "Secur" is a direct abbreviation of "security."

Gameplay probably involves managing resources, personnel, and technology to prevent and respond to various security threats and incidents. This could include tasks such as monitoring surveillance systems, deploying security teams, managing access control, investigating breaches, and coordinating emergency responses to incidents like fires, intrusions, or cyberattacks. Players might have to analyze data, make strategic decisions, and allocate resources effectively to maintain a high level of security and minimize potential damage. The game likely presents players with increasingly complex scenarios and challenges, requiring them to adapt their strategies and improve their security protocols over time. Success would depend on the player's ability to anticipate threats, react quickly to emergencies, and manage their security resources efficiently. There may be elements of resource management, strategic planning, and real-time decision-making involved, potentially incorporating elements of city-building or management simulation genres within the security context.

Operate devices compatible with BlueSecur using the Steinau BlueSecur app.

Operate devices compatible with BlueSecur using the Steinau BlueSecur app.

You can send permissions (keys) to family or friends, for example, via text message, e-mail or messenger. You don’t even have to be home to send a key, since keys are transmitted via a certified server in Germany. Manage your keys right in the app.

The BlueSecur app must be installed on your mobile phone ahead of time. If a user hasn’t installed the app, they will be forwarded to the app store.

Information on the BlueSecur app:

- Add a device by scanning the QR code.

- Setup and operation do not require an Internet connection.

- Permissions (keys) are created on the administrator’s app, can be issued either temporarily or permanently and can also be deleted.

- Sets of keys are subject to a fee. One-time keys are free of charge.

- Max. 250 users

- Optionally, you can use an external antenna should you have range issues.

Using Bluetooth in the background of your mobile phone reduces its battery life.

What's New in the Latest Version 24.2.0

Last updated on Jun 25, 2024

Fixing bugs and optimising our app
Integrating menu settings for the garage door operator.

Steinau BlueSecur is a simulation game, likely focused on security and perhaps emergency response management within a specific location, potentially a facility, town, or industrial complex. The "Steinau" part of the name might indicate the game's setting, a fictional or real-world location called Steinau. "BlueSecur" strongly suggests a focus on security operations, possibly involving cybersecurity, physical security, or a combination of both. "Blue" is often associated with law enforcement or security forces, while "Secur" is a direct abbreviation of "security."

Gameplay probably involves managing resources, personnel, and technology to prevent and respond to various security threats and incidents. This could include tasks such as monitoring surveillance systems, deploying security teams, managing access control, investigating breaches, and coordinating emergency responses to incidents like fires, intrusions, or cyberattacks. Players might have to analyze data, make strategic decisions, and allocate resources effectively to maintain a high level of security and minimize potential damage. The game likely presents players with increasingly complex scenarios and challenges, requiring them to adapt their strategies and improve their security protocols over time. Success would depend on the player's ability to anticipate threats, react quickly to emergencies, and manage their security resources efficiently. There may be elements of resource management, strategic planning, and real-time decision-making involved, potentially incorporating elements of city-building or management simulation genres within the security context.