RISCO displays its integrated security innovations at ISC West 2010
RISCO will be exhibiting a range of products at a number of tradeshows around the world
RISCO Group, a leading provider of Integrated Security Solutions, will be exhibiting its Integration, Video, Access Control, Intrusion and Wireless Solutions at several professional exhibitons around the world:

ASIS 2010, 12-15 October, Dallas, TX - Booth 4117- The ONE Destination for Your Security Solutions, the meeting point for decision-makers represent the entire security spectrum, from corporate, enterprise-wide executives to the industry's top global consultants and everyone in between. For more information visit www.asisonline.org 

Expo Protection, November 2-5, Paris, France - Hall 5, Stand R038- The risk prevention and management show, presenting a crossroads of innovation, expertise and know-how in 5 complementary sectors - Safety/Security, Fire Fighting, Health at Work and Work Wear, Industrial and Technological Risks and Natural Risks. For more information visitwww.fireproductsearch.com 

Security China 2010. November 2-5, Beijing, China - Hall 1A, Stand A025 - The biggest and longest running trade fair in China, exhibiting original and imported public safety and security products, For more information visit www.securitychina.com.cn

Sicurezza 2010, 17-19 November 17-19, Milan, Italy - Pad. 2 Stand K01-L06 - The only international biennial event in the sector that is held in Italy, and one of the first three European events in the security sector. For more information visit www.fieramilanotech.it

Visitors of RISCO Group's stands will be able to experience the SynopSYS Integrated Security & Building Management Platform, and ProSYS FreeCom Security System powered by RISCO Bus and TouchScreen Keypad. Also not to be missed are the Agility™ 2-Way Flexible Wireless Solution with Wireless Barrier Beams, the new RSP - RISCO Service Platform, and Axes Plus Access Control Solution.

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