Pelco by Schneider Electric and Oncam Grandeye Enter into a Strategic Partnership
Pelco by Schneider Electric and Oncam Grandeye today announced that they have partnered to deliver
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Genetec Intersec 2014 stand interview with Pierre Racz
Pierre Racz, President and CEO of Genetec, takes time to speak with SecurityNewsDesk’s Philip Ingram during Intersec 2014 about the company’s stand and product showcases.
Sales of forensics-unfriendly DVRs will suffer unless manufacturers respond
By ignoring standards and making their systems too complicated to use in the field, major manufacturers of DVRs and NVRs are failing to meet the needs of forensic CCTV investigators and jeopardising product sales, writes forensic video analyst David Spreadborough.
Intersec Dubai 2014: Honeywell Stand Tour
Dr. Rida Hamza, Regional General Manager at Honeywell, takes time to speak with SecurityNewsDesk’s Philip
Navtech Radar enters Framework contract with Trafikverket in Sweden
Navtech Radar, the world’s leading manufacturer of Radar based Automatic Incident Detection (AID) solutions for traffic management applications announces that they have entered a new 4 year Framework Contract with Trafikverket in Sweden, formed as a 2 year contract with the possibility to extend for another 2 years one year at a time.
Calling ONVIF NVT vendors around the globe
Meyertech, the leading British developer of ONVIF Video Management Software has today launched its Magellan Programme
COP Security Spring 2014 Price List now available!
Professional trade only CCTV security products distributor, COP Security, have released their new Spring 2014
AccessData signs partnership with Help AG in the Gulf Region
AccessData, through distribution partner Advanced Risk Mitigation (ARM), has signed Help AG, a leading information
Redvision offers Standard Marine and Extra Marine finish upgrade options
Customers of Redvision can now return X-SERIES™ PTZ and dome cameras, including those already installed,
Cyber attacks could bring down national infrastructure, says UK business secretary
The UK business secretary Vince Cable told a cybersecurity summit last week that Britain’s critical national infrastructure is still too vulnerable to attack by criminals and terrorists.