Vigilant Technology, a leader in the development, manufacture and marketing of intelligent digital video solutions for the high end CCTV security and surveillance markets, has won several new contracts with a total value of 1.8 million US dollars for its intelligent IP surveillance and security solutions.  These contracts include casino projects in the United States, a borough in Israel and a large shopping centre in the UK.

In the United States, Vigilant has been selected to install its system to cover the entire site of a casino in Florida.  Vigilant completed the first phase of this new installation at a casino and horse racing complex in Florida and will commence the second phase shortly.  Vigilant has already installed its solution in a casino in Arizona.

Vigilant has added a further town centre to its client list, winning a security contract at one of Jerusalem's boroughs.  Vigilant is proud to have been chosen among other technology alternatives to protect this neighborhood in Jerusalem.  Furthermore, Vigilant is continually expanding its security systems installed within the London Borough and Hackney and also in Reading town centre.

Vigilant has also received its first order from one of the largest shopping and leisure complexes in the UK.  This project was managed together with Siemens and will be the first deployment of its IP surveillance solution (NetStream, NetStore and NetView 2.0) in the UK.

Moshit Yaffe-Blushinsky, CEO, commented:  "This is a solid start to 2007. We continue to work on some really exciting new product developments and we are determined to improve performance and results for all our customers."

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