This article examines the migration to HD surveillance over the past seven years to develop a plausible scenario for successive migration to 4K surveillance over the next seven yea...
Digital transformation is rapidly changing the video surveillance industry. A growing amount of digital security cameras are safeguarding public and private spaces. For example, Lo...
All Perimeter Intrusion Detection Systems are susceptible to false alarms and it is critical that all PID manufacturers continuously strive to lower these false alarm rates. Microw...
Siemens Buildings Technologies Division and IBM have announced cloud-based solutions that will leverage Siemens building expertise and IBM Internet of Things (IoT) capabilities to ...
ONVIFs standards are essential to simplify interoperability. To show how significant it is to discuss the matter and to make it a public topic, ONVIF is present at all major trade ...
Object surveillance in companies strongly links to privacy topics. This complex is now solved by new software: Panasonics Privacy Protection Solution. It is able to mask customers ...
Object surveillance in companies strongly links to privacy topics. This complex is now solved by new software: Panasonics Privacy Protection Solution. It is able to mask customers ...
Perimeter protection is essential in critical infrastructures such as airports or utilities. Video analytics can greatly improve security in such environments while at the same tim...
After announcing the opening of a Middle East branch office in Dubai, Vivotek will go on to demonstrate its IP surveillance solutions at Intersec 2016. Vivotek will display its lat...
Milestone Systems, the open platform company in networked video management software (VMS), has released a new version of the XProtect VMS product suite for partne...
The 13th annual Transport Security Expo 2015, held at the Olympia National Hall in West London on 2nd to 3rd December, proved to be an outstanding success, with its record-breaking...
Figures on physical security were announced at the press conference in the lead-up to Intersec 2016, the worlds leading trade fair for security, safety, and fire protection, taking...
By June 2015 the Siemens Building Technologies Division had concluded the sale of its Security Products business to the renowned U.S. security company Vanderbilt. In the September ...
Tyco Security Productsannounced thatWinnaVegas Casino Resortin Sloan, Iowa, USA, has deployed a complete security solution usingvictorUnified security management platformto integra...
GIT SECURITY talked to Honeywells Tim Checketts (EMEA Sales Manager) and Kevin Dennis (Business Development Manager) about the growing popularity of Aspiration Smoke Detection (ASD...
Again it was a neck-and-neck race for the GIT SECURITY AWARD 2016. Only three products in each of the five categories could win: Those ones the most readers were voting for - via f...
When Intersec 2016 will open its doors from January 17th to 19th in Dubai the show promises to be even bigger. After the record year in 2015, the show will present over 1,300 exhib...
On the basis of the figures from market research companies, the Chinese company Hikvision is already the world market leader for security cameras and accessories for video surveill...
Theres no doubt this years hottest new tech gear is the drone, or as the FAA prefers to call them, Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS). And while commercial use of drones is still large...
IDIS reports that its five Megapixel (MP) Super Fisheye Camera is shortlisted for a prestigious Security Fire Excellence Award and has received recommended status in independent t...
According to the United Nations, the world population will reach almost 8.5 billion by 2030. As populations grow, so do cities. Even now more than half of the worlds inhabitants li...
Dorma and Kaba have merged to form the dorma+kaba Group. A global top 3 company in security and access solutions has emerged with a pro-forma turnover of around EUR 1.9b. GIT SECUR...
Following the launch of the Disaster Risk Management Knowledge Centre (DRMKC) by the European Commission, Euralarm has presented a White Paper that is fully in line with the start ...
When Mick Miller reached the school grounds, his normal good mood was ruined when he saw that large areas of the facade of the building and the entrance area were once again covere...
At IFSEC in London Tyco Security Products was featuring an expanding portfolio of integrated solutions and products. The solutions displayed at IFSEC included several examples of t...
Intersec and the Official Intersec App will return - on January 22-24, 2017. If you are an exhibitor or will be one then be part within the app. For more information contact Heiko ...
Morpho (Safran), the supplier of biometric identification and security solutions, has launched Morphowave Tower, a biometric access solution featuring high-speed touchless fingerpr...
Preparation work for the 15th China Public Security Expo in 2015 has now entered the countdown stage. With an area of 110,000 square meters, the 15th CPSE has already attracted 1,5...
Wavestore has launched V6, the latest version of their open platform VMS at IFSEC in London. The Linux based video recording and management system is able to simultaneously record ...
Can you afford to take risks with your security? We live in a world of diverse threats to our critical infrastructure. Vandalism, theft and deliberate sabotage are ever-present d...
Creating a safe environment for patients, staff and visitors is a constant challenge throughout the NHS and particularly so within mental health facilities. With this in mind, 19 m...
Vanderbilt has introduced at IFSEC 2015 the 2015 Vanderbilt European Security Barometer, which tests the climate of the electronic security market in Europe. The results provide v...
Smart access control technology from SALTO Systems is helping secure guest accommodation and other facilities at Surf Snowdonia a new surf and water sports park on the edge of the ...
Video surveillance is a very common technology used in public transport, especially for security purposes. UITP, together with industry expert Axis Communications, conducted a su...
Electromagnetic interference has always been a major issue for planners of fire detection systems as it can easily lead to costly false alarms. Surely today‘s detectors usually comply with all the norms such as the EMC Directive 2014/30/EU, but this is not enough. The risk of false alarms caused by electromagnetic interference does also highly depend on how and where these detectors are being installed. Planners and installers therefore need to know about sources of pollution and the strength of magnetic fields that might influence the detectors.
