Total Recall to showcase new CrimeEye-RD-2 citywide surveillance solution at IACP 2016.
Provides needed training and CEUs for the security industry with over 125 courses.
Cell Phone footage released by the New York Times shows Keith Scott's wife pleading officers not to shoot her husband.
Guests enjoyed food and drinks at Tapa Toro in Orlando
Three people are dead, the shooting included in Athens, Tennessee after a workplace shooting.
Exhibits & Education Dedicated to Aerial Drones & Ground Robotics
Leveraging artificial intelligence and machine learning allows organizations to enjoy real time protection and risk identification, significantly reducing security risks without the need to increase staff.
- By Santosh Varughese
- Sep 23, 2016
The Security Industry Association announced the selection of Fredrik Nilsson, Vice President, Americas, Axis Communications Inc., to receive the 2016 George R. Lippert Memorial Award.
Yahoo has confirmed that a copy of data for at least 500 million accounts has been stolen.
XTec adds another Federal Agency to their PIV-I hosted service offering
DW Spectrum™ IPVMS on Multiple Devices
Effective immediately, TMG is representing Altronix in California, Hawaii, Nevada and Arizona.
A second night of violent protests broke out in Charlotte following an officer-involved shooting.
University continues to develop video security system with Milestone software and Axis cameras meet ongoing video surveillance needs
Handheld Wireless Mobile Reader (WMR) System Provides Identity Verification Where Fixed Readers Can't
Violent protests shut down a highway in Charlotte, North Carolina following the fatal shooting of a black man.
Campus carry was implemented at universities around Texas on Aug. 1, less than two months later a student accidentally discharged a weapon.
A U.S. House committee issued a scathing report accusing Snowden of causing damage to U.S. security.
The top iPhone features that guard your privacy and security.
Day one of ASIS 2016 featured a full slate of activity, and an exhibition floor brimming with visitors.
- By Matt Holden
- Sep 12, 2016
STANLEY Security, a global manufacturer and integrator of comprehensive security solutions, will unveil several advanced, customized technologies and solutions at the 62nd Annual ASIS International, including: two key enhancements to its STANLEY Insights™ Analytics Solutions Software; a wearable alert-activation button for the STANLEY Guard® Personal Safety app; and a stand-alone solution for protecting consumer card data from skimming attacks.
At ASIS 2016, ASSA ABLOY Group brand Adams Rite will be showing the RITE Touch digital door lock with a new ADA compliant accessibility lever in the ASSA ABLOY booth #3601 at the Orlando Convention Center, September 12-15, 2016.
IPVideo Corporation, a leading manufacturer of IP-based video surveillance and command center solutions, will formally introduce the latest entry into the video management category, Mosaic Enterprise, at the ASIS International Exhibition in Orlando, Florida, September 12-15, Booth 1541
STOPware, a provider of Visitor Management technology, announces certification of its flagship product, PassagePoint, with Stratus Technologies' everRun software at the 62nd ASIS Annual Seminar and Exhibits, September 12-15, 2016 in Orlando, Florida.
Princeton Identity, Inc., recently spun off from SRI International, will be demonstrating its IOM Access Control Tablet for mainstream access control applications at ASIS 2016 (booth #3829).
Sensera Systems, a provider of 100 percent solar and battery powered, integrated remote sensing and site surveillance cameras and cloud-based monitoring services for construction, security, industrial automation, agriculture, and law enforcement — today launched the SiteWatch-PRO Series concurrent with the introduction of its Authorized System Integrator Partner (ASIP) program and newly formed channel partnership with PSA Security Network.
Interlogix, a global leader in security and life-safety solutions, is introducing new powerful video offerings that take advantage of the advanced H.265 video compression standard, requiring less network bandwidth and hard drive space to transmit and store surveillance footage. I
As journalists attending ASIS, we get numerous press releases concerning services, technology and new products that will be on display. It is shame we can't share everything we receive with you. And, it's too bad there is not enough time to visit every booth on the show floor.
- By Ralph C. Jensen
- Sep 12, 2016