The National Center for Spectator Sports and Security (NCS4) and SDM are seeking entries for the second annual “Golden Eagle Award,” which honors excellence in design and innovation in sport venue security integration.
Convergint Technologies, Schaumburg, Ill., named Ken Lochiatto president and chief operating officer, bringing his nearly 30 years of progressive leadership experience to the company.
While the entire state of Rhode Island may have fewer residents than the city of Dallas, the Rhode Island Turnpike and Bridge Authority (RITBA) pulled out all the stops when it came to securing the structures that allow safe travel in the coastal area of Rhode Island and its neighboring states.
It wasn’t that long ago that the majority of the security industry said they’d never use the Internet because it wasn’t safe and couldn’t be relied upon.
It wasn’t that long ago that the majority of the security industry said they’d never use the Internet because it wasn’t safe and couldn’t be relied upon. Some question its reliability today, yet POTS lines leave your home or commercial locations, go out to the Internet and come back to a POTS line for the final mile, jumping from POTS to the Internet along the route.
Carrollton, Texas-based Securadyne Systems has completed its acquisition of North Carolina-based Intelligent Access Systems (IAS) — its fourth acquisition since it was founded in February 2012.
Milestone Systems, the open platform company in IP video management software (VMS), joined forces again with Axis Communications to demonstrate the two companies’ latest integrated solutions.
Convergint Technologies, Schaumburg, Ill., has just acquired ICD Security Solutions, a provider of physical security services in the Asia Pacific region, Dan Moceri, chief executive officer shared with SDM.
On Nov. 20, before the opening of ISC East, N.Y.-based integrator Total Recall Corp. along with nine vendor partners led a tour of the new security system and command center it designed and installed to secure the Statue of Liberty National Monument and Liberty Island.
Silent Knight by Honeywell, Northford, Conn., released the SK-F485C Wire to Fiber Converter, designed to allow new and existing Silent Knight systems to significantly increase wire runs between fire alarm control panels and power supplies, while providing a major boost in surge protection.