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If You Thought Megapixel Cameras Were More Expensive, Think Again

There is a misconception in the security industry that megapixel cameras are more expensive than conventional cameras. Don’t believe it.

  • By Scott Schafer
  • Dec 01, 2012

Closing Out 2012; Hello New Year

As we close out 2012 and stare into the reality of 2013, I am reminded of all that has happened in our publishing world this year. It has been a wonderful time.

  • By Ralph C. Jensen
  • Dec 01, 2012

GovSec West Exhibitors Greet Large Crowds

The more than 40 exhibitors were one of the highlights of the conference that wrapped up in October in Dallas.

  • Dec 01, 2012

Securing The Coming M2M Communications Boom

It is beyond dispute that Machine to Machine (M2M) technology and communications will influence our daily personal and business lives in the coming years.

  • By Cathal McDaid
  • Dec 01, 2012

Current and Future Trends Abound

While technology developments such as near-field communications (NFC) and personal identification verification (PIV) credentials are becoming more widespread, emerging product developments that offer interesting challenges to the traditional concepts of access control, like ecosystems and access control as a service (ACaaS), are presenting more of an opportunity for suppliers of access control equipment.

  • By Blake Kozak, Niall Jenkins
  • Dec 01, 2012

Bordering on Chaos

  • By Ronnie Rittenberry
  • Dec 01, 2012

Wireless for Utilities

Utilities and governments around the world are investing billions of dollars into upgrading the existing analog electric, gas and water grids into two-way communication networks capable of optimizing distribution and reducing costs for consumers.

  • By Cosimo Malesci
  • Dec 01, 2012

Distributed Storage Done Right

Scalable system architectures have been the source of many debates within the security industry.

  • By Mahesh Saptharishi, Ph.D.
  • Dec 01, 2012


Tackling Theft

In a challenging, ever-changing retail environment, it’s more important than ever for retailers to find innovative solutions to tackle enormous margin-eaters, like theft, in order to create operational efficiencies and protect their bottom line.

  • By Wayne Jared
  • Dec 01, 2012

Using Similar Strategies as Public Health Could Improve Cyber Security

In a new paper by a team of economists and public health researchers, maintaining good “cyber hygiene” and improving overall cyber security can be achieved by mimicking public health strategies.

  • Nov 30, 2012

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