Innovative cameras awarded by Security Products magazine at ASIS 2015.
Facilitates FACP interface/emergency egress over the same cable.
UL-listed models provide power for outdoor applications.
Full HD network camera and advanced motion detection provide added intelligence.
Enhancements include improved IP network performance and support for additional wireless lock solutions.
What to do after a lockdown has been initiated.
- By Karen Evans
- Sep 25, 2015
Growing momentum, recent financial success drive new opportunities.
360-degree surveillance cameras incorporate 3-D dewarping technology for high-resolution and high-quality image output.
New partnerships and sales expansions accelerating global reach.
Compact, mobile solution for unprecedented perimeter security.
Demand for company's technologies grows in the border security, military, government, transportation and event environments.
To demonstrate broad portfolio, highlighting award-winning mobile access solution and "simply tap" innovation.
To introduce advanced logical security and video encryption mechanisms.
New 4700 Series are feature rich and attractively priced.
To highlight how integrated systems provide powerful solutions for common security concerns while reducing cost and complexity for end users.
Gearing up to mingle among 20,000 security professionals and approximately 600 exhibitors to bring our readers the latest in the security industry.
- By Ginger Hill
- Sep 23, 2015
The suspect tried to run the guard over with a stolen car.
- By Matt Holden
- Sep 23, 2015
On Friday, Sept. 25, the ASIS Foundation and ASIS International will present Lord Baden-Powell Elementary School, in the Magnolia School District, a donation of $22,000 for security improvements and recognize other security industry product and service organizations, who collectively donated an additional $100,000 in-kind.