Cha-ching! U.S. note makeover produces simple and advanced security features.
- By Ginger Hill
- Apr 24, 2013
With many banks and financial institutions worldwide concentrating on the increasing cyber threat, it is imperative that the physical aspect of the security within our banks and financial institutions are not left by the wayside.
Provides remote access to extensive range of support materials and documentation for Ocularis users and partners anywhere in the field.
New FARGO HDPii Plus Financial Card printer/encoder includes new features and functions designed specifically for financial institutions looking to issue both magnetic swipe and contact/contactless EMV cards.
Engine room fire on board resulted in a new level of safety and operations on Norwegian ferries.
VideoIQ Mobile makes anywhere, anytime prevention a reality.
These Innovation Awards recognize the most outstanding innovations brought by exhibitors at SIFER 2013, a major show for the rail transportation industry.
This act from the Muslim community helped to solve an investigation that has been ongoing for a year.
- By Ginger Hill
- Apr 23, 2013
Infrared technology, manufactured by FLIR Corporation, assisted Massachusetts police in locating Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.
- By Ginger Hill
- Apr 22, 2013
"We look forward to helping GET Group reach new markets and offering our clients additional choices for their card printing needs," said Jeff Kruse, general manager at TransTech.
Company presenting product information session at AFCOM 2013 Spring Data Center World Conference in Las Vegas.
Technology company expands operations into South America.
Sandy Hook first responder speaks to the vital partnership between public safety and private security at industry luncheon.
Best practices for integrated site protection.
Our small way of paying our respects.
- By Ginger Hill
- Apr 18, 2013
UP-TO-DATE BREAKING NEWS: FBI surveillance video, pictures of alleged suspects, video of last night's shootout, and information leading to current state of events in Boston Marathon bombing incident.
- By Ginger Hill
- Apr 18, 2013
More than $90,000 in proceeds to benefit children in need in India, Mexico and Tanzania.
Meanwhile, 46% admitted to bypassing security to get their job done, and 40% admitted that if they were breached no one would notice.