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Merger adds a global market of integrated solutions to the video security market.
The university is installing new security cameras and AEDs with more upgrades to follow
- By Matt Holden
- Sep 03, 2014
A group of cheap cameras turns your home into a do-it-yourself security system
- By Matt Holden
- Sep 02, 2014
The staff at Security Products magazine are honored to recognize NPOY winners for their noteworthy products in their ability to improve security.
There are a lot of important things about the month of September: School is underway; football has started; and it is time for ASIS.
- By Ralph C. Jensen
- Sep 01, 2014
When Steven Shaker wants to know who last took a car on his lot out for a demo or wants to see the demo history of a specific vehicle, all he has to do is go to his computer and check the Morse Watchmans KeyPro software for the answer.
- By Ralph C. Jensen
- Sep 01, 2014
Transit systems across the country strive to make the smartest investments to improve community safety and provide valuable resources for law enforcement.
- By Rodell Notbohm
- Sep 01, 2014
Alcatel-Lucent, a leader in products and innovations in IP and cloud networking as well as ultra-broadband fixed and wireless access, is responsible for countless breakthroughs that have shaped the networking and communications industry.
- By Kim Rahfaldt
- Sep 01, 2014
When it comes to windstorm solutions, it’s all code-driven as door, lock and hardware chosen for an opening are determined by hurricane or tornado codes. The challenge comes with knowing which codes apply.
- By Minu Youngkin
- Sep 01, 2014
Managing access privileges for visitors, contractors and vendors in hospitals is a significant challenge for healthcare institutions.
In 0.27 seconds, these were the top headlines that Google pulled from 67,500 results highlighting the latest data breaches around the globe.
- By Ginger Hill
- Sep 01, 2014
The entire computing world at one time was strictly proprietary. In other words, the election to use one piece of software or hardware dictated the requirement to get additional expansion and support from the single provider for the lifetime of that purchase.
- By Steve Fisher
- Sep 01, 2014
Rob Lydic spends a lot of time traveling around the upper Midwest and Northwest, heralding the needs of security, proper equipment and how dealers can make more money in their own businesses.
- By Ralph C. Jensen
- Sep 01, 2014
Most of us have been at the end of a project when the owner/ client asks the popular question: “When does the one-year warranty begin?” The answer becomes one of the most debated topics, only second to the end-of-project, door-locking hardware debacle.
- By Charlie Howell
- Sep 01, 2014
Idesco Corp. started in the security business in the early 1940s. They began with ID badging for the Department of the Army. Well, times have changed, a lot, in the past seven or eight decades but one constant is that Idesco is still involved in security.
- By Ralph C. Jensen
- Sep 01, 2014
Consumers’ expectations about their shopping experience at brickand- mortar, retail stores are changing. Mobile devices allow consumers to find any information they need with just a few clicks of a button, and this sense of immediacy has spread to how they shop.
Some of the most satisfying applications of sophisticated security technologies have little to do with security. Today, biometric identity management plays a critical role in delivering necessary vaccines to children in the developing world.
- By Bill Spence
- Sep 01, 2014