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What: John Monti, vice president of marketing and business development for Pixim Inc., will present "IP Imaging Enhancement with All-Digital Technology" at IP-In-Action LIVE Los Angeles. The event is
Building upon its reputation as a creator of innovative security industry leadership solutions, the Security Executive Council (SEC) will officially launch its new Security Executive Council Live online presentation
Samsung Techwin America (www.samsungcctvusa.com), a leader in the digital video security system industry, today announced effective January 1st, 2009 that the full range of Samsung CCTV products come with
ISC has rebuilt its educational programming with a curriculum that addresses the immediate needs, challenges and issues of the individual professional sectors serving the security industry. The new program,
University of the Pacific, located in central California, chose Videx’s CyberLock Electronic Lock System because it uses the mechanical lock hardware already present in buildings. Another factor in the
One of the greatest threats to industries, infrastructure and all types of businesses is information theft. Protecting data has become as vital today as protecting tangible and financial assets. If
One of the great do-it-yourself (DIY) projects of the 1950’s was the home bomb shelter. Thankfully, these were never needed, but the Cold War years proved the resilience and
Register at http://aviation-security.msgfocus.com/c/112a0rmMGusd for your 20% Aviation Security International discount please quote DISC20 at time of booking. Counter Terror Expo is fast approaching and already it is promising to
Security leaders are now looking at compression technology for security video in new ways. Here is a backgrounder on Pixim’s Digital Pixel System image capture and processing technology. Security
The current fiscal crisis in the states and localities will trim $30 billion in cumulative IT spending over the next five years, according to a recent report by INPUT.
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