| January 2010 ♦ Vol. 5, Issue1 |
The Year's Most Innovative Security Technologies
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A new ASIS program – ASIS Accolades – recognizes the most innovative security products, services, and solutions each year. The association announced the winners of the first annual Accolades last September at its annual meeting. Here, Ron Lander (one of the judges) sizes up the newest of these technologies for you … |
Casinos are like small cities. They offer more than gambling and can entertain visitors with concerts, magic shows, animal attractions, shopping, restaurants, and abundant guestroom accommodations. For security operations to be successful in these mixed-use facilities, a blend of strategy, synergy, and high-tech solutions is necessary.
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Like most technologies, closed-circuit television (CCTV) surveillance continues to emerge with more effective possibilities, and these changes are affecting the decision-makers responsible for installing these systems.
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Learn about the latest technology for schools.
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This software works at super-fast speeds for seamless multi-tasking duty – even during peak traffic hours of the most bustling building.
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This reader can be placed on the wall instead of on the door, eliminating the need for lock trim and minimizing the impact on décor.
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This reader is a waterproof contactless PC-linked smart card reader that enables the use of logical access in hygienic environments.
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