| July 2010 ♦ Vol. 5, Issue 7 |
Affordable Long-Term Video Storage
New video technologies call for security policies that extend the period of time that surveillance video is stored. |
An ASIS Accolades judge sizes up the newest building security technologies from 2009.
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Using the building network to boost the capabilities of a physical security system holds great promise … but has it reached its prime?
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Megapixel IP cameras can provide greater image clarity and be integrated into existing surveillance systems.
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This dual-outputting camera provides both IP and analog options.
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The Python 8491 disc tumbler rekeying kit now includes an assortment of Master Lock No. 1 keyway plug assemblies.
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New DVR integrates with bright blue web-enabled embedded access control system used in applications with up to 32 doors.
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The Show Must Go On
How New York City Keeps Building Occupants Protected
Workplace Violence in Your Office Building
Making Security Pay
Caution: IP Ahead
The Year's Most Innovative Security Technologies
How to Think About Security
Video Security Tips
Terrorism Alert
Physical Security Devices on IP Networks
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