Monthly Archives: July 2009
ID card images, and MoD jobs
Hello! Welcome to a big day of security news excitement. Let’s dig in. First up is the images of the somewhat reviled UK ID cards, which have been unveiled by Home Secretary Alan Johnson. Will anyone ever actually use one? … Continue reading
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Perimeters and analytics
Greetings, on this most Wednesday of afternoons. Time flies, huh? Let’s crack on! Today we’ve got some expert advice – it comes from Julie Hartley of ADI Global and it concerns perimeter detection. Lovely! Honeywell is making a song and … Continue reading
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Having a Housego at in-house
We’ve matched the author’s surname to the story today, as lawyer Paul Housego puts the boot in to the SIA’s decision not to license in-house security officers. It’s precision stuff. Security Installer editor Alan Hyder has donned his metaphorical dancing … Continue reading
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Illegal dumpers; and Butler does it
Hello, and welcome to the first of this week’s I4S highlights missives, crammed full of delicious security news morsels. It’s the day that Bill Butler takes over the reins at the UK’s Security Industry Authority. Tuck in! There are also … Continue reading
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The security week: In-house inaction, and HD CCTV
Yo yo yo yo yo yo yo. Hi there. It’s been another week of high octane security news excitement, so let’s dive right in. First up is old pal Wilson Chowdhry with his take on the licensing – or lack … Continue reading
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Access reports and editor’s views
Here’s an optimistic prediction for those of an access control persuasion – a new report says the market will pick up next year. That’s a relief! Intrepid SMT Online editor Brian Sims has stuck his metaphorical oar deep into the … Continue reading
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School surveillance and access control
Greetings! It’s Wednesday, which is always nice. Here are some security news stories! First up is a piece on a new school surveillance system which aims to improve safety throughout the school. Edumacational! Those mystical CCTV types, Genie, have decided … Continue reading
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The security week: The BSIA, MITIE, and winners and losers
Ahoy there, security pals! It’s yet another one of those weekly inbox ticklers where I pretend I am in the office when in actual fact I am away on holiday. Sneaky! So this bit of invaluable waffle is unavoidably brief. … Continue reading
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