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SECURITY and Government Expo, a half-day security expo bringing together technology and security operations, to be held at the Realm Hotel Canberra November 3 from 12-6pm, is nearly sold out for a second time, after floor space was expanded to include space for 6 more exhibitors – there's just one 6 x 3m remaining, which can […]

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    SECURITY and Government Expo, a half-day security expo bringing together technology and security operations, to be held at the Realm Hotel Canberra November 3 from 12-6pm, is nearly sold out for a second time, after floor space was expanded to include space for 6 more exhibitors – there's just one 6 x 3m remaining, which can be divided into two 3 x 3m spaces.

    SAGE exhibitors include major industry sponsor, ASIS ACT, BFT Automation Australia, TDSi, C.R. Kennedy, Bosch, Dahua, Axis, LSC, Pelco, Inner Range, Chubb, Add-on APAC, EKA, Avigilon, FSH, Direct Connect, Perimeter Systems, Gallagher, LED Sensormat, Geutebruck, NTT Communications, Sektor, Gunnebo, Honeywell, Ezi Security Systems and Hitachi, with Hills and Genetec sponsoring lanyards and drinks.
     
    Luke Williams, chief security officer Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade will speak on International Security Challenges, A DFAT Perspective, at Security and Government Expo in Canberra on November 3. His presentation will deal with some of the challenges of protecting Australia’s embassies overseas.  

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    An application-specific demonstration of wide angle cameras with angles of view ranging from 180-270 degrees will give attendees the chance to make up their own minds which cameras they think handle very challenging wide angle street and public space applications with the most resolution and the least distortion.
     
    SAGE is the only chance Canberra security professionals have to see the latest technologies in 2016 in their home town, with free food and drinks from 3.30-6pm. If you’re serious about security technology and security operations, be there on November 3! ♦

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