IP Video Protects Edinburgh Castle In Scotland

November 28, 2007

IP Video Protects Edinburgh Castle In Scotland

IP video technology is providing CCTV surveillance for Edinburgh Castle, Scotland’s number one tourist attraction and part of Edinburgh's World Heritage site.


Ziff Davis Enterprise Announces Secure Mobility Virtual Tradeshow

November 21, 2007

Ziff Davis Enterprise Announces Secure Mobility Virtual Tradeshow

The one-day, live and interactive online event, slated for Nov. 28, focuses on integrating mobile security technology, policy and practices to defend against threats in the enterprise.


Report Shows Network Security Sales Up 24% in China

November 21, 2007

The network security demands such as security consulting, security management monitoring and grade evaluation have become the important driving forces of the market.


Today’s CSOs Must Confront Cybersecurity

By Steven Titch · November 15, 2007

File this one under “Missed Opportunities.” In a three-part report that ran November 11-13, the San Jose Mercury News extensively detailed the increasing threat, cost and liability U.S. enterprises face from cybercriminals.


California School District Uses IP Video To Reduce Theft, Vandalism

November 15, 2007

The Shasta Union High School District in California includes four high schools in different locations with more than 6,000 students and 540 faculty members. A new IP video system helped lead to a 98 percent reduction in school vandalism and theft.


Tyco Announces Acquisition Of Trident Tek

November 14, 2007

Tyco International recently announced the acquisition of the assets of Trident Tek Inc., a developer of video surveillance solutions, to strengthen its American Dynamics portfolio of video security technology and products.


Traveler Biometrics Is Here

By Frank Barbetta · November 12, 2007

Traveler Biometrics Is Here

Since 9/11, transportation officials have been attempting to balance the requirement for heightened airport security with the need to move large volumes of travelers through checkpoints with minimal delays.


The London Eyes

By John Williamson · November 9, 2007

The London Eyes

The United Kingdom has become CCTV nation. Conservative estimates place about 10 percent of the world’s CCTV cameras in the U.K. The consensus is that the U.K. has more cameras per capita than any other country.


High-Tech Hackers

By Mike Paquette · November 2007

Driven by the age-old lure of easy money, many of today’s criminals are using high-tech cyber crimes and sophisticated building entry methods to commit crimes.


Network-Centric Security: November 2007

November 1, 2007

Network-Centric Security: November 2007

• Traveler Biometrics is Here!
The TSA integrates smart cards, fingerprints and iris scanners and multiple government servers and databases
• The London Eyes
The CCTV system that leads the world
• Hot Spots, Cool Cameras
Inside Dallas PD's Wireless Video
• Plus, the TCO of IP cameras


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