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Doorknobs and broomsticks

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RESEARCHERS have shown that biometric sensors are no dirtier than doorknobs. While biometric equipment is gaining popularity in a variety of electronic security applications,...

Honeywell pays US320 million for Hand Held Products

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HONEYWELL has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Hand Held Products Inc., a privately held automatic identification and data collection company based in Skaneateles...

Pelco, OnSSI develop open architecture for IP video

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PELCO and On-Net Surveillance Systems Inc. have announced a collaboration to develop an open architecture IP-based video surveillance technology solution that allows Pelco Camclosure...

Fear driving security spend

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BRITISH homeowners are willing to spend up to £8,500 on home security measures like CCTV and intruder alarms, new research shows. Two thirds of...

Most British CCTV ‘illegal’

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NEARLY all CCTV systems in Britain are operating illegally, according to Bernie Brooks of consultancy firm Datpro, who also told Out Law Radio that...

Delhi Police deploy DVTel IP surveillance

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DELHI is a city of 13.8 million spread over 1500 square kilometers (580 sq. mi.) with more vehicles than the three metros of Mumbai,...

French to triple CCTV spending

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CCTV camera numbers in France will triple over the next 2 years, the French Interior Minister announced last month. Michele Alliot-Marie told Le Monde...

DSCSiemens Show Power

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WHEN John Peterson founded DSC in his basement way back in 1979 he was convinced he could build a better alarm panel than could...

Choosing Camera Housings

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IT'S as much the responsibility of the security manager as it is the job of the installer to ensure that ppropriate housings are used...

Two Eyes Better Than One

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MEGAPIXEL cameras have a huge advantage. Their non-interlaced image streams deliver live video and still shots at such high quality that they allow genuine...