Vigilant Technology Limited, the global provider of intelligent video solutions for the high-end CCTV security and surveillance market, announces recently that it has won an agreement to be the sole supplier to a gaming corporation which currently has six casinos in the USA amounting to approximately US$4 million over the next three years.

The contract includes design, installation and maintenance of IP video surveillance & security systems for three years in addition to existing and future casino locations throughout North America, including the flagship property in Las Vegas and a new casino/resort to be constructed in the North East, which is projected to be the largest in the state.  Vigilant will also provide its fully integrated suite of video recording and management solution, assuring high availability, easy-to-use, and highly flexible management tools for controlling video surveillance and security operations.

"We are very excited to be a part of this important account which continues to leverage Vigilant's footprint at leading North American casinos," said Michael Isakov, Vice President of Sales at Vigilant.  "This win is another confirmation of Vigilant's value proposition in offering casinos with the most advanced and reliable IP-based, video solutions for surveillance and security purposes."

Moshit Yaffe-Blushinsky, Vigilant CEO, commented, "This win confirms the high level of confidence in our video surveillance solution for the gaming market within North America and we are very proud to be selected by such a prestigious client.  The consistent objective of Vigilant is to provide a secure and safe environment through advanced technology and service."

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