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Training Future Digital Security Leaders

February 8, 2019

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Training Future Digital Security Leaders, by George Finney, CISO at Southern Methodist University

Security News -- Violence Prevention

Houston's Costly Homeland Security Videos Go Viral

August 20, 2012

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The latest video, "Run. Hide. Fight," has more than 800,000 hits on YouTube alone, but cost $200,000 to make. However, one director says, that evens out to 25 cents per person warned about active shoo

Megapixel Cameras in a Petrol Station

June 11, 2012

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The keys to successful planning and construction of a new petrol station involve the cost efficiency of the labor, the structural engineering of the facility, and the safety and security of patrons and employees.

Eyes in the Sky: Cloud Computing and Video Surveillance

Robert Kramer

March 27, 2012

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The role of cloud-based services is being increasingly accepted and adopted by users in all parts of life. Cloud-based software is provided as a service over the Internet, typically on a subscription basis.

Expect Video on School Buses

March 16, 2012

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More than a third of adults involved in student transportation remember their school bus driver's name, according to a poll for First Student. Now and into the future, they will also acknowledge security cameras and their value on their buses. Besides providing a memorable experience, school buses are the safest way for children to get to and from school.

Why You Can’t Afford to Ignore Video Analytics

Chuck Westfall

January 24, 2012

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In this age of heightened security, the sheer quantity of video needing to be monitored from cameras observing sensitive locations can be a daunting challenge for security professionals at all levels. Added to this task is the expense and potential fallibility of dedicated personnel hired to scrutinize video displays for extended periods of time.

Think Hybrid and Save Money: How to Maximize Your Existing Video Surveillance Assets

Karen Krivaa

January 10, 2012

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The rate at which many technologies are evolving is astounding. Just think what today’s smartphone can do, how email and the Internet have changed our work lives, or how the fax machine — though useful — is now considered outdated. This rapid evolution brings us many new opportunities; it also raises the challenge of what to do with systems, technology and equipment that are still functional, but no longer as effective. Security and surveillance markets in particular are affected by these exponential advancements.

How to Provide Usable Evidence that Stands Up in Court

Mark S. Wilson Fred Zagurski

January 10, 2012

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When all is said and done, there are three variables in providing the type of recordings that the courts want.

Changing the Insurance/Arrests/Alarms Paradigm

November 22, 2011

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A discussion with Keith Jentoft, President, RSI Video Technologies, Inc.

Security Seeks Overall Scene, Accurate Information Fast

Time to Get Complete Picture Across All Devices, Systems

Exclusive Survey Shows Complexities, Diverse Risks Demand a PSIM Approach

October 28, 2011

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A majority of security professionals believe that there is much to gain by integrating data from traditional physical security devices and systems, including access control, video, RFID, GPS, sensors and building management systems, in to one common operating picture.

Network Video Fundamentals is the building block of the Axis Communications' Academy training program. The fundamentals have been developed and refined to meet the educational requirements of both traditional analog CCTV and IT professionals. So whatever your background, you can achieve the advanced technical proficiency you need to work successfully with Axis products and solutions. Read More

The Axis Certification Preparation Training is a one day, instructor led course designed to introduce and prepare you for the Axis Network Video Exam. Read More

ON DEMAND: Today more than ever before, organizations have significant interest in the intelligence that can be derived from video. Content can be leveraged for a multitude of purposes including operational efficiency, situational awareness, marketing and risk mitigation, making it highly valuable to multiple stakeholders. In fact, video is the most prominent Big Data application in the world, and once captured it has to be stored and protected to ensure its usefulness as a business intelligence tool.