Articles Tagged with ''Government Security''

HID Global’s EasyLobby Secure Visitor Management solutions automate the process of registering a visitor, printing a badge and capturing detailed information in seconds by electronically scanning an ID such as a driver’s license, business card or passport.

For a destination’s parking lot that needs an upgrade both image wise and in the critical area of providing a safe haven for security personnel, a perimeter protection plan can incorporate a high-end colonial style, Par-Kut Presidential Series security building.

Security officials from the state of Michigan discuss the journey of securing its data centers and security processes over the past decade.

Information technology rates data centers by tiers. Tier 1 to 4 is a standardized methodology used to define uptime of a data center.

A data center is not an office building: less windows, stronger walls, bomb-resistant laminated glass and materials.

The National Institutes of Health (NIH) data center, administered by the NIH Center for Information Technology (CIT), is a multi-system, federal data center that provides high-speed connectivity and host processing for the applications of NIH and other federal agencies throughout the United States.

The rapid proliferation of personal mobile devices is changing the IT environment in government enterprises.

Just as SeeView can apply security technologies to impact business goals and security needs, Xcel Energy, a major energy producer headquartered in Minneapolis, prides itself on using innovative methods to reliably produce and deliver power to its 3.4 million electricity and 1.9 million natural gas customers in eight Western and Midwestern states.

Just as some integrators focus on certain vertical markets, some security service firms are focusing on data center security for government and other clients.

One example from the recent ASIS International: Salient Systems’ new CompleteView Cloud is a hosted video surveillance service powered by Dell OEM Solutions.