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Zalud’s Blog has learned that American Fibertek, Inc. (AFI) has made it easier for architects and engineers, system integrators and those applications such as retail and fast food, to
Recognizing how important security and safety is to its customers, SEGRO, a property investment and development company headquartered in the UK, has installed a CCTV system at the Kings
ACTi and NetAware, a professional Internet solution provider in Holland, have successfully installed an IP surveillance system in Circuit Park Zandvoort, and enabled the world to join the car
Communication Networks of Danbury, Connecticut, doing business as ComNet, has been formed by George Lichtblau. ComNet will focus on providing connectivity and communications network solutions to the security, intelligent
Meridian Technologies continues to expand its high-performance, high-level security products with its new all-optical, 2-channel fiber protection switch. This product is packaged as a standard Meridian 1-slot card that fits
The Security Industry Association (SIA) hailed Senate passage of The Local Preparedness Acquisition Act, legislation extending cooperative purchasing to GSA Schedule 84. The cornerstone of SIA’s legislative agenda, this
The following is a list of ASIS International professional development programs and events available to members as well as nonmembers. For prices and more detailed information on the programs,
Zalud’s Blog got some advance information on ASIS International educational offerings. Check out www.asisonline.org for updates. How Screenings, Checks and Investigations Differ How do screenings, checks and investigations differ?
Security Magazine has learned that HireRight on-demand employment background screening firm now has the 2008 HireRight Background Screening Benchmarking Report available at www.hireright.com/benchmarking. This report is based on a
SECUREtrac Corp., in electronic monitoring solutions, provides a supervision alternative that is significantly less costly and arguably more effective for states spending as much as $45,000/year per inmate to
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