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Security in hostile times
Jon Hill, Video Product Specialist for security manufacturer Bewator, a Siemens business, discusses the issue of security for British firms operating in hostile environments abroad, and looks at what companies in these situations can do to improve... |
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Going through the motions
Jeff Kitching, ADPRO Sales Director, encourages the security industry to give Video Motion Detection another look.Video Motion Detection (VMD), three words that arrived on the scene in the late 1980s to herald the start of a detection revolution. Only... |
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Wireless CCTV – Is the technology ready?
Robert Wint, Marketing Director, EMEA of Verint Systems talks about the growth of wireless CCTV and whether the existing technology is ready to change.With the growth in the acceptance of wireless technologies, we are still yet to see the predicted... |
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Networked video surveillance: Are we there yet?
Ken Sutherland of Telindus Surveillance Solutions discusses the growth of networked video surveillance over the past ten years and whether the security industry is now ready for this change.Some of the early pioneering companies in the video over IP market... |
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Mission Impossible? Integrating physical security and IT
Steve Hunt, President of 4A International, discusses some of the challenges associated with integrating physical security and IT and offers some practical solutions. A chief financial officer recently told 4A International that in one... |
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Best practice for digital evidence
Pauline Norstrom, Vice-Chairman of the BSIA’s CCTV Section discusses the newly published Code of Practice for Digital Recording Systems and the excellent advice it offers security professionals in relation to the admissibility of digital evidence in... |
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A real world test for camera
How a local authority has gone about putting a new CCTV monitoring system through its paces, in the real world. Luton has a track record of getting the best out of its town centre CCTV scheme. More than 130 cameras are monitored 24-365 by a team... |
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Security boss blasts Home Office Minister and the industry authority
At a time when private security companies are coming under greater public scrutiny following two recent high profile cash snatches, the whole industry is on the verge of collapse, according to security boss, Major Frank Quigley. Major Quigley, a... |
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Despite threat, don’t panic
Bob Randall, chief operating officer of Inkerman, took Mark Rowe out to lunch. The terror threat is as high as it's ever been, he said; but don't panic. Bob Randall became the corporate risk, intelligence and investigation... |
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Private security industry ready for wider role, says SIA chief
Britain’s police forces have been urged to embrace the private security industry in the fight against crime as the industry undergoes the biggest change in its history.Andy Drane, Deputy Chief Executive of the Security Industry Authority (SIA), the... |
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