March 2012
- VIDEO MANAGEMENT - Tuning Up Downtown
- CASINO SECURITY - In the Cards
- TRANSPORTATION SECURITY - Eyes Open Wide
- VENUE SECURITY - A Series All Its Own
- PERIMETER SECURITY - Crucial to Deployment
Features
By James Marcella
The adoption of IP-based surveillance continues to increase annually, capturing market share across virtually all industry segments.
By Jim Krachenfels
With the growth of IP-based network applications throughout the power industry, power plants have increased their ability to control and monitor both central utility operations and remote installations.
By Courtney Pedersen
With thousands of guests daily visiting Casino Copenhagen, money is always changing hands.
By Joe Kirmser
At a time when terrorism and random violence against ordinary citizens are global concerns, the Little League World Series poses numerous and complex security challenges for several reasons.
By Craig Albrecht
Protecting this magnitude of sheer space, residents, visitors and employees is no easy feat.
By Nathan Needel
Managers of the Shanghai Metro System were very concerned about what could happen if there was an accident.
By David Dickinson
To block off residential areas from nighttime traffic on Sunset Boulevard and mitigate traffic from the Sunset Millenium Shopping Center, the city of West Hollywood, Calif., is employing the same type of anti-terrorism bollards used by the government to stop car bombers at embassies around the world.
By Debjit Das
Organizations whose operations span cities, countries and even continents face formidable challenges in their efforts to secure people, property and assets.
By Terence Martin Breslin
In order to allow an all-IP-based services platform, service providers are upgrading existing networks and migration strategies.
By Kris Cahill
Mission-critical facilities such as data and telecommunications centers must maintain operations without interruption.
By David Lee
The Port of Portland services more than 800 vessel calls each year, accounting for more than 14 million tons of ocean-going cargo.
Supplement
By Ralph C. Jensen
It’s better known for its rolling hills, thoroughbred race horse farms and ladies with big hats. It is, after all, home of the Kentucky Derby, the crown jewel of the triple crown of horse racing.
By Ryan Strange
Security is more than just the protection of people, companies and their assets; it also is an integral part of a company’s reputation and success.
By Megan Weadock
Many people—even within the security industry—may be surprised to learn how traditional alarm dispatches work. It can be a lengthy process.
By Judy Jones
Among Austin Independent School District’s top-stated values are excellence and the health and safety of its students, and it shows.