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Vertical market thrills; no spills as yet

Vertical markets. The term evokes images of bustling traders, piled high, one atop the other, with customers clambering over the stalls in search of the bargains they feel must be available at the summit. A vertical market of this kind, … Continue reading

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Introducing I4S India – and attacking the SIA

Ladies and gentlemen, allow me to introduce to you the newest member of the info4security family – I4S India. That’s right, it’s an exciting new development – a spiffing new channel on I4S, edited by dedicated and charming Bangalore-based Verghese … Continue reading

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Opinion, successful CCTV, and silver linings

Security Installer editor Alan Hyder takes out his opinionoscope today and surveys the arid landscape for signs of security excitement, in his SI Editor’s View. And guess what? He finds some! This is very good and interesting news. Also today, … Continue reading

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The security week: Bernard Herdan, lingerie, and metal theft

A big week for security news on info4security, kicking off with an exclusive interview by SMT Online editor Brian Sims with Security Industry Authority chief executive Bernard Herdan. The interview is published as the SIA reveals its Delivery Review findings. … Continue reading

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Headcams, diversity, and facial recognition

‘Loose lips sink ships‘, or so the saying goes. To me, this has always seemed particularly unlikely. I find it very difficult to imagine a situation where someone’s lips – loose, or tight – could sink any kind of decent-sized … Continue reading

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Crime secretary, and Porsche analytics

Have you locked your doors and windows? Does your house even have doors and windows? No? Well, Jacqui Smith, Home Secretary extraordinaire, has pledged £20m towards local crime reduction efforts, with a focus on locking your doors and windows. They … Continue reading

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Bosch commits to IFSEC, and security boss foils robbery

A big day on I4S today, with major industry player Bosch confirming its commitment to IFSEC, the industry’s number one exhibition and conference. Commendable! There’s also the amazing story of G4S Gurkha Services boss John Whitwam foiling a real-life street … Continue reading

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A feast of security news and opinion-type stuff

It’s a feast of security opinion, news and insight on info4security today. Delicious! Take, for example, SMT Online editor Brian Sims‘ latest Editor’s View – forthright invective covering everything from London’s new Met Commissioner, to identity theft, to a call … Continue reading

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Snow, and access exit, and IFSEC conference

Greetings from snowy London. There’s been a bit of precipitation, and suddenly the whole city has ground to a halt. That’s progress for ya! Never fear, though, as info4security.com is still delivering fresh and tasty security news direct to your … Continue reading

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The security week: IP opinion, CCTV advice, and hitting the headlines

Ah, Friday – glorious, wonderful, ever-lovin’ Friday. It’s a sure sign the weekend’s on its way – and it means the thrill of reading The Security Week is here once more. First up, it’s me. Hooray. I’m going on about the … Continue reading

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