Tim Compston, Features Editor at SecurityNewsDesk, finds out that in the race for megapixels there is more than meets the eye to High Definition (HD) and Ultra HD (UHD) 4K IP-based video surveillance cameras.
Our newspaper aims to challenge the reader and the security industry, to provoke a conversation about the nature and future of security around the world. In this issue, we look at the latest in Surveillance, Biometrics, Euro 2016 and Rio Olympics security in SecurityNewsDesk #19.
CCTV design and manufacturing company, 360 Vision Technology, has announced that with technical partner, Wireless
ByteSnap Design, an electronics design consultancy, has provided both electronics design and software expertise for
Leading electronic and video surveillance distributor DVS Ltd has been acquired in a management buyout
Avigilon delivers industry-leading HD network video management software, megapixel cameras and machine learning analytics products to the world’s top companies and is now configured into webeyeCMS.
Iluminar Inc, the specialist manufacturer and supplier of infrared (IR) and white light illuminators, was
Tim Compston, Features Editor, at SecurityNewsDesk, reflects on the issues raised by taking the RAF’s Nimrod aircraft out of service and the news that, at long last, steps are now being taken to plug this critical surveillance gap.
When Mercury Fire & Security was asked to create a fully mobile CCTV solution for Nottingham-based client Magpie Security, it turned to Hikvision to confront the triple perils of dust, vibration and the British weather.
Train operating company, London Midland, has invested in the latest generation of IP network video surveillance technology in order to maintain a safe environment for passengers and staff at fourteen of its stations.
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