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Tuesday, 23 March 2010
Security Media Publishing | Directories | Security Media Publishing's Directory of Security
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Security Media Publishing | Web Development | development and services
Security Media Publishing | Web Development | development and services
Web development is a broad term for any activity to developing a web site for the World Wide Web.
This can include e-commerce business development, web design, web content development, client-side /server-side scripting, and web server configuration. However, among web professionals, "web development " usually refers only to the non-design aspects of building web sites, e.g. writing markup and coding. Web development can range from developing the simplest static single page of plain text to the most complex web-based internet applications, electronic businesses, or social network services.
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Security Media Publishing | CCTV Image | CCTV Image Magazine
Security Media Publishing | CCTV Image | CCTV Image Magazine
CCTV Image is the official magazine of the CCTV User Group, an international organisation dedicated to the dessimination of best practice in the operation of CCTV surveillance.
Directory of member companies: The companies listed in this directory are members of the CCTV User Group. Membership indicates that the company subscribes to the ideals of the CCTV User Group, and are committed to upholding the highest standards.
- PDF - CCTV Image magazine data
"CCTV Image is without doubt the highest quality publication in the physical security industry in terms of editorial and the targets it reaches. Being the official magazine of the CCTV User Group it is read by the top consultants, manufacturers, resellers and end users of CCTV systems. The magazine also benefits from a truly objective editor in Tom Reeve which helps establish CCTV Image as an authoritative and trusted voice within the industry. For these reasons CCTV Image is an important part of our UK marketing activities." - Ben Hutchins - Marketing Manager - Controlware Comunications
"Just like to say thanks very much for the article in CCTV Image. It looks great - you've really done us proud." - Julie Halliday - Sales & Marketing Manager - SGW Consulting
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SALTO offline readers now support Siemens’ SiPass integrated system | SecurityMiddleEast.com
SALTO Systems announces that its SALTO offline access control readers now integrate withSiemens’ SiPass integrated security management system.
The combined SALTO-Siemens solution offers customers the best of both worlds – the opportunity to control access to doors using SALTO’s extensive range of powerful offline solutions – together with Siemens’ world-leading online access control system SiPass integrated – all with the same card. All the cardholder data for both systems is stored in the SiPass integrated database and all events at all doors – both offline and online – appear in the SiPass integrated event log.
SALTO is the world leader in offline access control solutions, enabling users to integrate their physical security needs through networked standalone locks. A SALTO offline system can manage an unlimited number of users and doors in a single system, securely controlling who has access to what, where and when at all times.
Monday, 22 March 2010
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28.01.2010 Please view and enjoy the NEW video - 2020 Vision are keen for you to see what we do.…Dedicated Micros - Mike Newton talks to Security Media
05.12.2009Mike Newton, the chief executive officer of Dedicated micros is rubbishing claims that IP network video recorders represent good value…BT Redcare / Sussex Police Case Study
05.12.2009BT Redcare - With a population of nearly half a million and an annual influx of eight million visitors, the…Videcon Concept Pro - VXM4B
17.11.2009Videcon operates from a modern 31,000 sq.ft Head Office in West Yorkshire, which boasts a fully equipped demonstration and technical…IBM - Critical National Infrastructure Conference
05.11.2009The IBM Critical National Infrastructure ConferenceThank-you to all who attended and took part in this event - Running Time 15'…Milestone Systems - XProtect Demonstration
06.10.2009A Demonstration of the XProtect Corporate Video Management Solution at IFSEC 09Demonstrated by Lawrence de Guzman : Sales Manager, Northern…Counter Terror Expo - Exclusive Video Report
05.10.2009Video surveillance was the hot topic at a recent gathering of counter terrorism experts in London. Held at the Queen…RFID Protects Tut's Treasures | SecurityMiddleEast.com
RFID Protects Tut's Treasures | SecurityMiddleEast.com
Active RFID tags and sensors, in tandem with video cameras, watch over the king's golden sandals and other Egyptian antiquities on display at museums.
Arts and Exhibition International is using RFID technology to protect the treasure of King Tutankhamun's tomb as the artifacts are displayed at locations across the world. The system, provided by U.K. RFID technology company Integrated Security Information Systems (ISIS), is traveling with the "Tutankhamun: The Golden King and the Great Pharaohs" exhibit, currently being set up in Indianapolis. If display cases are tampered with while on display, video images from a CCTV system provided by Bosch Security Systems are instantly displayed in the museum's security office, museum staff members can receive alerts on their pagers and an audible alarm inside the gallery warns the perpetrator that the system has been triggered.
full story at : Security Middle East / news
Saturday, 20 March 2010
SMES 2011 Security Middle East show - BIEL | SecurityMiddleEast.com
SMES 2011 Security Middle East show - BIEL | SecurityMiddleEast.com
INEGMA, the organizers of SMES, promise to present you with all the details surrounding this event in its rotational biennial journey. INEGMA, yet again succeeds in being a pioneer for all security and defense events in the Middle East and LEVANT region.
For more information and space reservation details please contact:
E-mail: contact@smesbeirut.com; rsleem@inegma.com
Website: www.smesbeirut.com
Friday, 19 March 2010
Security Middle East Show - Conference and Exhibition 2011 | SecurityMiddleEast.com
Security Middle East Show - Conference and Exhibition 2011 | SecurityMiddleEast.com
Early Registrations Race Promises Huge Success
After its huge proclaimed success in April 2009, Security Middle East Show - SMES 2011 registers a high number of early reservations for the upcoming version to take place on 12-14 May 2011 in BIEL - Beirut, Lebanon.
SMES 2011 exhibitors continue to benefit from the early reservation discount, namely Thales, France, Smith and Wesson, USA, Bushmaster, USA, Taser International, USA, ONetti, Lebanon, Prosec, Lebanon, Winchester Olin Corporation, USA, Carl Walther, Germany, Huglu, Turkey and more.
The long-awaited event has already lured wide media support from around the globe including Army Recognition, Security Middle East magazine and website, Professional Security magazine, World Security Directory, Defence 21, Arab Defense Journal, The Security Review Magazine, Defense Professional, Security & Defense Arabia website, Defense world.net, Al Amn and Al Jaish magazines.
SMES 2011 which is promised to welcome more visitors from all over the world is approved upon by the Lebanese cabinet and supported by the Lebanese Armed Forces and the Internal Security Forces. The latter will once again astonish attendees with exclusive live and vibrant maneuvers on the next day of the exhibition.
An array of products will be exhibited during SMES 2011 including scanners, communication systems, metal detectors, data systems, cameras, CCTV systems, computer systems, fire alarm systems, security doors and glass, access control systems, networking software, bullet proof vests, helmets, armored vehicles, light and medium weapons like machine guns, pistols, rifles, trucks, light armed vehicles, unmanned aircrafts, and small patrol boats.
INEGMA, the organizers of SMES, promise to present you with all the details surrounding this event in its rotational biennial journey. INEGMA, yet again succeeds in being a pioneer for all security and defense events in the Middle East and LEVANT region.
For more information and space reservation details please contact:
INEGMA S.A.L, 6th floor, Markazia Bldg., Down Town, Beirut, Lebanon P.O Box: 11 - 132
E-mail: contact@smesbeirut.com; rsleem@inegma.com
Website: www.smesbeirut.com
Thursday, 18 March 2010
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Monday, 15 March 2010
Luigi Portaluri Joins March Networks as Vice President, EMEA Sales | SecurityMiddleEast.com
Luigi Portaluri Joins March Networks as Vice President, EMEA Sales SecurityMiddleEast.com
March Networks® is pleased to welcome Luigi Portaluri to its sales management team in the position of Vice President, Sales for the company's Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) operations.
March Networks® is pleased to welcome Luigi Portaluri to its sales management team in the position of Vice President, Sales for the company's Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) operations.
Thursday, 11 March 2010
Genie CCTV
Genie CCTV - http://www.securitymiddleeast.com/advertisers/view/genie-cctv
Genie CCTV Ltd. is an international supplier of high grade security products, suitable for all commercial, industrial, retail, transport and domestic applications. Products are sold through our nationwide and worldwide network of security distribution partners.
Genie CCTV Ltd. is an international supplier of high grade security products, suitable for all commercial, industrial, retail, transport and domestic applications. Products are sold through our nationwide and worldwide network of security distribution partners.
Genie CCTV
Genie CCTV - http://www.securitymiddleeast.com/advertisers/view/genie-cctv
Genie CCTV Ltd. is an international supplier of high grade security products, suitable for all commercial, industrial, retail, transport and domestic applications. Products are sold through our nationwide and worldwide network of security distribution partners.
Genie CCTV Ltd. is an international supplier of high grade security products, suitable for all commercial, industrial, retail, transport and domestic applications. Products are sold through our nationwide and worldwide network of security distribution partners.
Tuesday, 9 March 2010
High ranking delegations flock into ISNR 2010 | SecurityMiddleEast.com
High ranking delegations flock into ISNR 2010 SecurityMiddleEast.com
The International Security and National Resilience (ISNR) Exhibition and Conference closed last week an overwhelmingly positive note, registering a record number of 8,000 visitors. Two hundred and eighteen companies from 24 countries exhibited their state-of-the-art homeland security solutions and products at the show.
Official delegations led by international government ministers and other state and private dignitaries were among those who attended, representing a total of 54 nations at the three day event held in Abu Dhabi. Multi million dollar deals were concluded between government agencies and exhibitors at the show.
full ISNR press release
The International Security and National Resilience (ISNR) Exhibition and Conference closed last week an overwhelmingly positive note, registering a record number of 8,000 visitors. Two hundred and eighteen companies from 24 countries exhibited their state-of-the-art homeland security solutions and products at the show.
Official delegations led by international government ministers and other state and private dignitaries were among those who attended, representing a total of 54 nations at the three day event held in Abu Dhabi. Multi million dollar deals were concluded between government agencies and exhibitors at the show.
full ISNR press release
Monday, 1 March 2010
KBC Networks - Security Middle East
KBC Networks
Tel: +44(0)1622 618787
Web: http://www.kbcnetworks.com/
Email: oprice@kbcnetworks.com
KBC Networks designs and manufactures transmission products for fiber optic, wireless and network applications, offering one of the broadest product ranges in the industry. From the start of your project to installation and beyond, you can rely on us for outstanding customer service and support. Our communications products are cost-effective and reliable, providing efficient connectivity for networks and control systems across the globe.
Tel: +44(0)1622 618787
Web: http://www.kbcnetworks.com/
Email: oprice@kbcnetworks.com
KBC Networks designs and manufactures transmission products for fiber optic, wireless and network applications, offering one of the broadest product ranges in the industry. From the start of your project to installation and beyond, you can rely on us for outstanding customer service and support. Our communications products are cost-effective and reliable, providing efficient connectivity for networks and control systems across the globe.
Friday, 26 February 2010
Security Middle East eNewsletter release | SecurityMiddleEast.com
Security Middle East eNewsletter release SecurityMiddleEast.com
Latest e-newsletter release to the Middle-East security Integrator & end user database
this is release SME005
contact the editor on:
editor@securitymiddleeast.com
Latest e-newsletter release to the Middle-East security Integrator & end user database
this is release SME005
contact the editor on:
editor@securitymiddleeast.com
Thursday, 25 February 2010
Tuesday, 23 February 2010
CNL’s partnership with Shield Safety and Security enhances Middle East region specialist’s security services | SecurityMiddleEast.com
CNL’s partnership with Shield Safety and Security enhances Middle East region specialist’s security services SecurityMiddleEast.com
CNL, a developer of physical security information management software, has unveiled a partnership with Shield Safety and Security, the military and police supply division of Bin Salem Holdings, an Emirati owned group based in Abu Dhabi, which serves the needs of government, security and industrial corporations within the Middle East region.
CNL's solutions include its IPSecurityCenter system, which is reported to deliver integrated systems management that is transparent to the end user, along with a single view of events and incidents via customised role-specific graphical user interfaces and 'dashboards'. It's also said to provide process-driven event management (via graphical workflow tools, response plans and a customised alarm stack design), along with analysis, status and management information.
www.cnlsoftware.com
CNL, a developer of physical security information management software, has unveiled a partnership with Shield Safety and Security, the military and police supply division of Bin Salem Holdings, an Emirati owned group based in Abu Dhabi, which serves the needs of government, security and industrial corporations within the Middle East region.
CNL's solutions include its IPSecurityCenter system, which is reported to deliver integrated systems management that is transparent to the end user, along with a single view of events and incidents via customised role-specific graphical user interfaces and 'dashboards'. It's also said to provide process-driven event management (via graphical workflow tools, response plans and a customised alarm stack design), along with analysis, status and management information.
www.cnlsoftware.com
GPS Standard debuts Miles pipeline protection system | SecurityMiddleEast.com
GPS Standard debuts Miles pipeline protection system SecurityMiddleEast.com
Exclusively previewed at the Intersec show in Dubai last month, Italian perimeter protection specialist GPS Standard has launched its new Miles system, designed to safeguard pipes and pipelines. Based on the use of fibre optic technology, Miles' development was derived from the specific requirements of Middle East users requiring security measures for oil extraction facilities, as well as the challenging need to protect pipelines over extended distances.
GPS Standard says Miles can effectively secure oil and gas pipelines at distances up to 50km because it uses fibre optic cable that's immune to electromagnetic disturbances and atmospheric interference, while the system does not require power out in the field.
Operationally, Miles works via fibre optic cable installed above the pipe to be protected, either visible or buried. Existing fibre optic cabling can be utilised and the system's reported accuracy is linked to its spectral analysis of the signal. In practical terms, this translates into immunity to atmospheric effects such as rain, snow and hail, along with a low false alarm rate caused by factors including wind or ground vibrations, GPS Standard notes.
Explaining further, the company adds that a mechanical disturbance in the fibre optic cable, caused for example by pressure, vibration or movement, changes the light transmission characteristics within the cable, to trigger an event alarm. Accurate analysis of the signal, with the ability to adjust the parameters controlling the system's operation using commissioning and monitoring software, is said to contribute towards its effectiveness.
The net result of the R&D effort put into the system's development by GPS Standard, which has included a contribution from the University of Milan, is the claimed ability of Miles to identify an area in which, for instance, sabotage has occurred to a pipeline to a location within a few hundred metres.
Email - gpscom@gps-standard.com
http://www.gps-standard.com/
Exclusively previewed at the Intersec show in Dubai last month, Italian perimeter protection specialist GPS Standard has launched its new Miles system, designed to safeguard pipes and pipelines. Based on the use of fibre optic technology, Miles' development was derived from the specific requirements of Middle East users requiring security measures for oil extraction facilities, as well as the challenging need to protect pipelines over extended distances.
GPS Standard says Miles can effectively secure oil and gas pipelines at distances up to 50km because it uses fibre optic cable that's immune to electromagnetic disturbances and atmospheric interference, while the system does not require power out in the field.
Operationally, Miles works via fibre optic cable installed above the pipe to be protected, either visible or buried. Existing fibre optic cabling can be utilised and the system's reported accuracy is linked to its spectral analysis of the signal. In practical terms, this translates into immunity to atmospheric effects such as rain, snow and hail, along with a low false alarm rate caused by factors including wind or ground vibrations, GPS Standard notes.
Explaining further, the company adds that a mechanical disturbance in the fibre optic cable, caused for example by pressure, vibration or movement, changes the light transmission characteristics within the cable, to trigger an event alarm. Accurate analysis of the signal, with the ability to adjust the parameters controlling the system's operation using commissioning and monitoring software, is said to contribute towards its effectiveness.
The net result of the R&D effort put into the system's development by GPS Standard, which has included a contribution from the University of Milan, is the claimed ability of Miles to identify an area in which, for instance, sabotage has occurred to a pipeline to a location within a few hundred metres.
Email - gpscom@gps-standard.com
http://www.gps-standard.com/
Friday, 19 February 2010
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Friday, 12 February 2010
CCTV Image Magazine CI-38 Advance features | Security Media Publishing
CCTV Image Magazine CI-38 Advance features | Security Media Publishing
Articles being considered for our next issue - (Subject to change)
::Rooms with a View: case studies of control rooms and CCTV systems around the country
London Borough of Bexley: This London borough will shortly begin a complete refurbishment of its control room. We will be looking at the plans for the new facility, and how they hope to transform the existing room into a state-of-the-art CCTV and emergency control centre.
Another case study: TBC.
::Parliament watch: A round-up of discussion in Parliament about CCTV. Even the Prime Minister is talking about it these days - perhaps because he thinks it's a vote winner?
::Technology - digital storage: In this feature, we will take a look at digital storage technology, what the options are, things you should consider, how to manage the system and interoperability issues with other digital components in your system.
::Counter terrorism - Preview of the Counter Terror Expo in London. CCTV Image editor Tom Reeve will be hosting a workshop on CCTV and video surveillance, so we'll take a look at some of the topics under discussion.
::Good news CCTV - Do you have some good news stories about CCTV to share with our readers? We're looking for examples of how CCTV has prevented, detected or solved crime, both serious and humorous. The best stories - published or unpublished - should demonstrate how people including operators, police or members of the public used CCTV. Please send them to the editor (tom.reeve@cctvimage.com) with "Good news CCTV" in the subject line.
::And more excellent reasons to read CCTV Image:
Prof. Martin Gill - a regular column from the CCTV academic and director of the Perpetuity Group.
Talking Shop - with some of the leading consultants in CCTV today.
DEADLINES Editorial: 1 March 2010
Advertising: 1 March 2010
CONTACTS
Editor - Tom Reeve
Tel. 020-8255 5007
Fax 020-8255 5007
tom.reeve@cctvimage.com
Sales - Jack Lunn
Tel. 01543-250734
Mob. 07912-479916
jack.lunn@cctvimage.com
Sales - Nick Sutton
Tel. 01543-250592
Mob. 07794-579417
nick.sutton@cctvimage.com
Articles being considered for our next issue - (Subject to change)
::Rooms with a View: case studies of control rooms and CCTV systems around the country
London Borough of Bexley: This London borough will shortly begin a complete refurbishment of its control room. We will be looking at the plans for the new facility, and how they hope to transform the existing room into a state-of-the-art CCTV and emergency control centre.
Another case study: TBC.
::Parliament watch: A round-up of discussion in Parliament about CCTV. Even the Prime Minister is talking about it these days - perhaps because he thinks it's a vote winner?
::Technology - digital storage: In this feature, we will take a look at digital storage technology, what the options are, things you should consider, how to manage the system and interoperability issues with other digital components in your system.
::Counter terrorism - Preview of the Counter Terror Expo in London. CCTV Image editor Tom Reeve will be hosting a workshop on CCTV and video surveillance, so we'll take a look at some of the topics under discussion.
::Good news CCTV - Do you have some good news stories about CCTV to share with our readers? We're looking for examples of how CCTV has prevented, detected or solved crime, both serious and humorous. The best stories - published or unpublished - should demonstrate how people including operators, police or members of the public used CCTV. Please send them to the editor (tom.reeve@cctvimage.com) with "Good news CCTV" in the subject line.
::And more excellent reasons to read CCTV Image:
Prof. Martin Gill - a regular column from the CCTV academic and director of the Perpetuity Group.
Talking Shop - with some of the leading consultants in CCTV today.
DEADLINES Editorial: 1 March 2010
Advertising: 1 March 2010
CONTACTS
Editor - Tom Reeve
Tel. 020-8255 5007
Fax 020-8255 5007
tom.reeve@cctvimage.com
Sales - Jack Lunn
Tel. 01543-250734
Mob. 07912-479916
jack.lunn@cctvimage.com
Sales - Nick Sutton
Tel. 01543-250592
Mob. 07794-579417
nick.sutton@cctvimage.com
Thursday, 11 February 2010
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Tuesday, 26 January 2010
Ruggedized Mobile Surveillance Webinar
The mobile video surveillance industry is set to double by 2015.
Are you equipped with the right surveillance system to handle the harsh conditions?
Standard video surveillance systems are not designed to handle extreme mobile conditions, and too often fail in the field.
If you are considering a mobile surveillance solution, or just want to learn more, DNF Security is hosting an informative webinar highlighting the significant benefits of a ruggedized solution
Event Details
Date - January 27, 2010 (Wednesday)
Time - 11:00 AM PST / 2:00 PM EST
Register – Go here to join ( https://www2.gotomeeting.com/register/897204043 )
For more information, visit http://www.dnfsecurity.com/
Are you equipped with the right surveillance system to handle the harsh conditions?
Standard video surveillance systems are not designed to handle extreme mobile conditions, and too often fail in the field.
If you are considering a mobile surveillance solution, or just want to learn more, DNF Security is hosting an informative webinar highlighting the significant benefits of a ruggedized solution
Event Details
Date - January 27, 2010 (Wednesday)
Time - 11:00 AM PST / 2:00 PM EST
Register – Go here to join ( https://www2.gotomeeting.com/register/897204043 )
For more information, visit http://www.dnfsecurity.com/
Thursday, 21 January 2010
Wednesday, 20 January 2010
Gulf IP surveillance market to hit $100m | SecurityMiddleEast.com
Gulf IP surveillance market to hit $100m | SecurityMiddleEast.com
The IP (internet protocol) video surveillance system market in the Gulf is expected to touch $100 million (Dh367m) by the end of 2010, eating up more than 50 per cent of the analog camera segment.
IP surveillance is a digitised and networked version of closed-circuit television (CCTV). In an IP surveillance system, an IP camera records video footage and the resulting content is distributed over an IP network. Analog systems are tube cameras connected to a VCR.
The IP (internet protocol) video surveillance system market in the Gulf is expected to touch $100 million (Dh367m) by the end of 2010, eating up more than 50 per cent of the analog camera segment.
IP surveillance is a digitised and networked version of closed-circuit television (CCTV). In an IP surveillance system, an IP camera records video footage and the resulting content is distributed over an IP network. Analog systems are tube cameras connected to a VCR.
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