Home Editor's Blog News Special Reports Directory Events Advertise Submit Your News About Us Guides News by Zone I News by Date I News by Category   Home Guides ARC Free Newsletter Register for our Free Newsletters Zones Access Control Alarms Biometrics Detection Deutsche Zone (German Zone) Education, Training and Professional Services Government Programmes Guarding, Equipment and Enforcement Industrial Computing Security IT Security Physical Security Surveillance View All Other Carouselweb publications   Guides ARC Alarm Receiving Centres can be in-house or purchased as a service. The function of the ARC is to monitor alarms and take appropriate action. The action taken can differ depending on the client, the nature of the alarm and any additional information received when the alarm is triggered. Modern alarm systems often have false alarm detection capabilities or confirmation technology involving, for example, the triggering of a PTZ camera to perform surveillance operations. These technologies enable informed decisions to be taken regarding the alarm call. ARCs typically handle multiple types of alarms such as intruder alarms, perimeter breaches, fire alarms and lone worker protection. Violent criminals convicted with help of Smartwater evidence Smartwater forensic trace evidence on shoes belonging to a suspect helped lead to the capture of three violent criminals in the UK Mobile key services integrated with access control system Salto Systems and Zaplox have integrated their products to provide the hospitality industry with combined access control and cloud based mobile key services Video door entry panels for apartment complex The former foreign missionary college in London has been converted to flats and has been secured using digital video door entry panels with power over ethernet Protection from malicious mobile apps Corporate defence software from Proofpoint provides organisations with protection against vulnerabilities on mobile smartphone devices Stopping the insider threat Francois Amigorena of IS Decisions asks if your organisation has the perfect insider threat programme The IoT Botnets are Coming: Are You Prepared? Rishi Agarwal of NSFOCUS provides some insight into the security vulnerabilities associated with the Internet of Things and what is being done to prevent them from being exploited Secure radio storage and tracking UK highways contractor takes secure storage facility for issuing and controlling its airwave radios Smartphone app for surveillance technicians The GURU Smartphone app from March Networks provides security surveillance technicians with improved troubleshooting and diagnostics capabilities Common video interfaces for vertical applications Ocularis integrations certified for vertical markets including banking, access control and licence plate recognition NIST accolade for tattoo recognition technology The National Institute of Standards and Technology has praised the capabilities of tattoo recognition technology from Morphotrak Effective archiving to avoid data swamps Eileen Sweeney, SVP and General Manager of Data Management at Iron Mountain examines how organisations can avoid drowning in a swamp of data with the use of effective archiving strategies Securing the IoT with the Help of Multi-Factor Authentication David Hald of SMS PASSCODE explains how multi factor authentication can be used as a robust security measure for the Internet of Things How wireless surveillance could help in Calais crisis Vemotion explains how the use of a wireless network infrastructure for security surveillance systems could provide critical protection for drivers embroiled in criminal migrant activities in Calais Entry level video analysis appliance Dallmeier releases the DVS 800 IPS video analysis appliance for analysing up to four video channels VMS certification for rugged NVR A highly rugged NVR for use with multiple cameras in transport applications has received Milestone certification for use with the XProtect video management system. The importance of critical infrastructure protection Rob Lay, Enterprise and Cyber Security Solutions Architect in UK and Ireland at Fujitsu explains why better security is needed for critical infrastructure Continued access to corporate data for ex-employees Survey by Centrify shows how common it is for former employees to continue to have access to corporate data after they have left the company. High quality surveillance equipment to meet SME budget needs Tyco releases IP surveillance camera and NVR range targeted at the small and medium sized business sector Financial audit company offers web security services Partnership with High Tech Bridge brings web application security services to clients of PriceWaterhouseCoopers of Switzerland. Threat intelligence unit formed for mobile security Mobile security company AdaptiveMobile is sharing its expertise in best security practices as part of its newly formed Threat Intelligence Unit. Survey reveals internet romance dangers BullGuard has been polling internet daters to uncover the true risks of providing too much personal and financial information to strangers. Next generation firewall with web filtering for schools Barracuda Networks is targeting the education sector with its latest Firewall product with web filtering to improve school cyber security High cost of data breaches for UK businesses The way UK businesses approach security product implementation needs rethinking, according to Sophos network security expert Malware attacks target public sector Research from NTT Com Security show the majority of malware attacks in the UK are targeting the public sector Identity protection in the internet of things Eve Maler of ForgeRock discusses the opportunities afforded by the Internet of Things and the possible identity perils that could be faced Physical security breaches continue to outweigh cyber attacks Vanderbilt survey shows extent of physical security breaches suffered by organisations with nearly three times as many taking place then cyber attacks Things to consider when adopting an IoT strategy Mark Lee of Intamac explains the considerations that need to be taken into account when executing a strategy involving the internet of things Video analytics integrated with monitoring software Agent Vi video analytics is now available as an integrated feature on the Immix central monitoring software Award success for Network Access Control platform CounterACT from ForeScout Technologies has been judged to be the best NAC solution in the SC Magazine awards this year VMS supports body worn cameras Genetec expands support for body worn camera equipment in the latest release of the Security Center video management system Security association members to speak at UK event Experts from BSIA member organisations will be making scheduled appearances as part of the conference programme taking place at IFSEC this week in London Vulnerability management and real time assessment partnership ForeScout is extending its range or interoperability with a new partnership with vulnerability assessment specialist, Qualys IP cameras with VMS on board SD storage and onboard video management system feature on the new Illustra Edge HD video camera from Tyco ONVIF compliant high performance dome camera Pelco has added to its range of dome cameras with the Spectra Enhanced series with low latency PTZ and single cable PoE installation Key management integration with access control KeyWatcher key control system is now integrated with Tyco access control and security management system Private sector could offset council CCTV cuts As more councils are reducing expenditure on surveillance, the BSIA suggests that the private sector also has some part to play in crime detection ICO reports fall short of real level of UK data breaches Data Protection Act breaches could be more than ten times the levels reported to the Information Commissioners Office in the country Wireless represents highest vulnerability according to survey Fortinet reveals the results of a survey it conducted in which IT decision makers state their belief that wireless networks represent their highest vulnerability Funding call of IoT trust and security hub The Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council is working with a number of universities on the creation of a hub to address privacy, trust and security in the Internet of Things 4K surveillance system on show at IFSEC Panasonic will be attending IFSEC this year with its range of 4K resolution cameras, NVR and video screen walls Tokenization for protection of cloud data CipherCloud is now offering Next Generation Tokenization as an additional method of protecting data that resides in the cloud IT security interoperability demos at Infosecurity Europe ForeScout Technologies is attending Infosecurity Europe with demonstrations of ControlFabric based interoperability in conjunction with major partners Intelligent packet capture for improved incident response Lancope is at the InfoSecurity event this week in London with its PacketWatch product for intelligent packet capture Report analyses 1Q2015 IT security events Panda Security examines the IT security landscape during the first quarter of the year with trojans continuing to be the most common threat Open architecture compliance for security management system The Synergy 3 security management platform from Synetics conforms to the open surveillance profile S specification from ONVIF DESFire relay attack protection for access control Nedap has engineered protection into its proximity readers against fraudulent read distance extensions using relay attacks Surveillance in banking webinar March Networks provides insight into the way analytics can be used with surveillance technology to improve banking security in a new webinar Survey gauges data destruction service buying patterns The British Security Industry Association is performing research amongst commercial users of buying behaviour for data destruction services Rationalising the network at large European print supplier Barracuda Networks has helped Papergraphics to rationalise its network over multiple remote locations to integrate backup, archiving and network security SSD storage for industrial and commercial use The latest solid state drives from SanDisk can replace hard drives in many commercial and industrial embedded computing systems such as signage First | Prev  | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10  | Next  | Last

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