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The Net Chaser Ethernet Speed Certifier and Network Tester offers a complete solution to test and speed-certify the data-carrying capabilities of Ethernet cables up to 1 Gbps by testing for noise in the network, detecting faults in cable wiring, and ensuring that cables are able to support the speed capabilities of active equipment.

American Direct has added a number of new features to its AccessNsite access control software solution. Among the enhancements in AccessNsite 7.9.8 are integrations with Schlage NDE series wireless locks and Control (BE 467) smart deadbolt, as well as new Best Wi-Q series locks.

A staple at ISC West for a decade, the annual Axis press breakfast is always entertaining while serving as a launchpad for the company to introduce its latest “magic” in the form of new and innovative products.

Cybersecurity is a huge concern today, particularly as more and more devices are connected to networks in the ever-growing Internet of Things (IoT) trend. So it’s no surprise that the audience for yesterday’s keynote presentation by Philip Celestini, section chief of the FBI’s Cyber Division, filled virtually every available space in room 701.

Without question, the crowd waiting to enter the ISC West Show floor following the grand opening festivities seems to grow larger every year.

All the suspense surrounding the SIA New Product Showcase (NPS) ended yesterday afternoon when CrucialTrak’s Biometric Access Control System (BACS) took top honors as Best New Product.

The Symmetry Blue reader range combines Bluetooth Low Energy with card-reading capabilities to deliver a mobile access control solution to open doors.

The latest release of exacqVIsion VMS (8.4) adds critical cybersecurity features demanded by IT departments while enhancing the user experience.

Genetec announced the new Genetec Retail Intelligence application, which will filter and analyze incoming video surveillance data to produce actionable intelligence about store operations, buying patterns, and trends.

Giveaways have become a staple of trade shows, with attendees collecting magnets, keychains, stress balls, pens and any number of freebies.