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GVI Security Solutions, Inc. introduced a full Samsung Electronics branded end-to-end IP video security surveillance solution at ASIS International 2008 in Atlanta, Georgia. GVI is introducing the exciting new
Zalud’s Blog learned that Intransa announced the Intransa Sharable Security Platform or ISSP. The ISSP is an open, combined storage and computing platform that can be shared simultaneously by
GE Security, Inc., a business of GE Enterprise Solutions, announced at ASIS the availability of viaMASTM, a new managed security services suite from MASterMind that integrates video, intrusion and
At ASIS, Axis Communications tells Zalud’s Blog that General Manager Fredrik Nilsson has authored a book titled Intelligent Network Video. Published by CRC press, the book represents the first
For example – SimplexGrinnell showed Zalud’s Blog its emergency communications capabilities at this week’s ASIS 2008 Seminar and Exhibits – giving over 20,000 attendees an inside look at the
Among the talk at ASIS: Smiths Detection, part of the global technology business Smiths Group, said that a number of its security technologies have been included in the U.S.
The Security Executive Council (SEC) has released summary results of its International Security Programs Benchmark Survey. The International Security Programs Benchmark Report is the first-ever attempt to catalogue the
Emergency Door Release with Internal Alarm The SDC 492 emergency door release pull station with built-in alarm provides immediate unlocking of one door or all doors on the same
Zalud’s Blog got a sneak peek at products to be shown at ASIS. For example, Speco Technologies new Intensifier Dome Camera sees color in the dark without IR LEDs,
Thousands of security management practitioners will file through the Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta Sept. 15-18 for the 54th Annual Seminar and Exhibits. More than 23,000 security professionals