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John Mesenbrink

John Mesenbrink is managing editor for SECURITY Magazine. He can be reached at 630-694-4026

ARTICLES

Securing the Cup

February 13, 2004
Tim Christine, director of security for NASCAR, faces an enormous challange of securing each race on the Nextel Cup circuit.The Super Bowl, the World Series, the Daytona 500 – all
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VIDEO Surveillance: IP Video Caters to Restaurants

February 1, 2004
Internet Protocol or IP video surveillance can hit the spot for some restaurants.For example, a group of Seattle-based restaurant owners needed advanced remote monitoring systems for their restaurants and bars.
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Securing the Cup

February 1, 2004
Tim Christine, director of security for NASCAR, faces an enormous challange of securing each race on the Nextel Cup circuit.Fan and driver security is Christine's top priority.The Super Bowl, the
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Untangling Twisted Pair

January 16, 2004
Which method of video transmission is right for you? From coax to fiber optic to wireless, end users have a choice based on the needs of the application. But don’t
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The Wireless Frontier

November 11, 2003
The wireless age is upon us. Remember the golden era when television sets began to saturate the residential landscape? Then came personal computers. Now it’s the cell phone’s turn. And
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Being There Through Software

October 20, 2003
SECURITY magazine continues to cover the industry dialogue on remote video monitoring and its software. The experts involved here are: Jam Paydavousi, product line manager, American Dynamics, San Diego; Brian
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Going Mobile

August 14, 2003
It could catch a bad guy. It could prevent property damage. It could ultimately save a life. It is a mobile video recording system. These systems help transit systems –
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On Location, Virtually

August 14, 2003
The advent of IP-addressable cameras and networkable surveillance gives security managers the flexibility of monitoring their facilities from virtually anywhere in the world. Time, effort and money are saved by
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Beyond the Camera

June 11, 2003
There are certain technology breakthroughs in the security industry that are considered era benchmarks. To iterate that digital is one of these benchmarks would be an understatement. Functionality at the
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Reaching the Top in Access

May 7, 2003
Since September 11th, access control has been one of the leading categories of products purchased, or a top priority for security personnel looking to bolster their facility security. Depending on
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Podcasts

Changing the Perception of Security in Healthcare

In this Security exclusive, Gail Lenehan, President of the Emergency Nurses Association, and Bryan Warren, President of the International Association for Healthcare Security & Safety, discuss the reputation security has in the healthcare industry and its effect on workplace violence.

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THE MAGAZINE

Security Magazine

2013 May SEC

2013 May

This month in Security, discover how security can span the globe with our special feature on Securing the Global Enterprise. Also, determine how to do business in conflict zones, learn the top 11 errors in emergency planning, get smart about smartphones and study the consequences of performing temporary security for temporary employees.

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