Monthly Archives: January 2010
The security week: A pioneer passes
Well hello there, you. Let’s take a quick look at the security news dominating the schedules etc this week, shall we? First up is Brian Sims‘ obituary of security industry pioneer Jorgen Philip-Sorenson, who Brian describes as “a security legend”. … Continue reading
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Pizzas and security etc.
Today! Yikes, more stories of newsiness and suchlike. Way to go, I4S. You ARE ready for this jelly! Why not examine Brian Sims’ latest opinionisation in his SMT Online Editor’s View? Then check out the way that Romad is helping … Continue reading
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Security Swann time
Well yes indeed – it’s Monday, and there are a whole swag of stories on I4S just hanging around seductively, waiting for you to devour them with your eyes. Or something. Because there are so darned many, I’m going to … Continue reading
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The security week: Surveillance predictions for 2010
Hello there, security newsfolks. It’s time to dish the dirt on the juiciest security news stories of the week, all courtesy of your friendly neighbourhood security newsportal, info4security. Let’s crack on. First up is IMS Research’s top 10 video surveillance … Continue reading
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Mylene Klass; and DVTel acquires ioimage
Today on I4S Brian Sims offers his take on the Mylene Klass knife-wielding brouhaha – and gives us the lowdown on a protest set to take place this weekend. There’s also the news that DVTel has acquired prominent Israeli analytics … Continue reading
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SIA Annual Report report, and HDcctv Standard
Ahoy! Here are some highlights from security wondersite info4security. It’s where I am employed! First up, it’s SMT Online editor Brian Sims, with his Editor’s View – this time he’s tackling the Security Industry Authority’s Annual Report. It’s a thrill-ride! … Continue reading
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Locksmiths and HMV
Hello, pals! Here’s your daily dose of security newsology. Honk! According to the Master Locksmiths Association – famous for their ‘lock and key’ parties [not really] – 85 per cent of lock safety advice is unsatisfactory. Bad retail staff! And … Continue reading
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