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December 1st, 2008

Lansing, MI-based Aegis Bleu, LLC has launched its Vulnerability Assessment Security Survey Tool (VASST), which it characterizes as the first mobile physical infrastructure self-assessment software tool. VASST allows one or more persons to survey a facility and then document vulnerabilities with photographic evidence, using a mobile PDA. It also can assess multiple facilities and consolidate information into a centralized reporting engine.
Pictometry unveils new image capture technology and more

November 24th, 2008

Minneapolis, MN-based ObjectFX, a geospatial platform solutions provider, has released SpatialRules version 3.0, its spatio-temporal rules engine, part of the suite of ObjectFX geospatial solutions. SpatialRules 3.0 is designed for enterprise government organizations, and particularly for intelligence, defense and homeland security initiatives. According to the company, this new software brings a significantly higher level of insight and flexibility to support mission planning, situational awareness, all-source analysis, asset tracking and battlefield visualization. It works with user-defined rule layers, enabling the user to track moving objects or real-time events through automatic system-generated notifications.
Honeywell Fire’s Notifier offers new mass notification line and more

November 14th, 2008

Madison, AL-based AvaLAN Wireless, the wireless Ethernet specialist, has introduced its new point-to-multipoint AX900xTR line of radios that are IP addressable, with remote configuration & diagnostic tools, and support multiple IP addresses at each remote node. The AW900xTR product line can enable fringe IP devices, including IP access control readers, SCADA clients, bio-scanners, printers, PCs, VoIP phones, point-of-sale devices, digital signage, or Internet kiosks in a long-range, non-line-of-sight, point-to-multipoint wireless Ethernet solution.
GammaTech introduces Durabook and more

November 10th, 2008

Radiation detection - Holbrook, NY-based Zistos Corp., a portable video systems specialist, is offering the VRAD Video Radiological Adapter, which generates an early warning of radiological alarm events on the surveillance video screen. The system uses existing video cameras, cables and monitors, and reports radiation levels and alarms on a video overlay that appears on the surveillance video and can be viewed or recorded on existing video surveillance hardware.
WhiteHat teaching .net security and more

October 31st, 2008

Intrusion detection -Tempe, AZ-based Southwest Microwave has unveiled its model 310B-33456 Explosionproof Microwave Intrusion Link, an outdoor intrusion detection sensor designed to operate in the presence of combustible materials. The sensor, which features a 328-foot detection range, is designed to operate at oil refineries, chemical and petrochemical plants, petroleum or chemical storage facilities and other sites where hazardous materials are handled, processed or stored.
Bosch launches online video site and more...

October 27th, 2008

Access Control - Vilnius, Lithuania-based T-Rex Security Systems Inc. has released its first version of the SimpleID access control software for LAN/WAN-
based security systems. Highlights of the new software, according to the company, are vector-graphics maps, XAML animation for alarm display, built-in translation tool, time and attendance reports, automatic database maintenance and hardware discovery.
Fast Forward Video introduces drop-in DVR and more

October 17th, 2008

Multicast video server - RGB Spectrum, the Alameda, CA-based designer and manufacturer of videographic and multimedia hardware subsystems, has expanded its line of multi-channel recording and streaming systems with the new Multicast Video Server 12-channel model (MVS-12). The MVS-12 can simultaneously record, store and distribute up to 12 channels of high-resolution, real-time imagery using the JPEG2000 compression standard. According to the company, its high profile installations include the F-35 Lightning III Joint Strike Fighter simulator program, the U.S. Army Future Combat Systems program, the U.S. Army Space and Strategic Defense Command, the U.S. Army Operational Test Command, and deployments on the U.S. Navy destroyer fleet, the Canadian Navy frigate fleet and at the U.S. Missile Defense Agency.
LTU engine searches large databases for child porn and more

October 10th, 2008

Video encoders Fairport, NY-based Bosch Security Systems, Inc., has introduced its VideoJet X SN series of IP video encoders, designed to meet market demand for video analytics located at a network’s edge to save system resources. The encoders, with Bosch’s video content analysis software, Intelligent Video Analysis 3.5, embedded, are available in single-, dual- and quad-channel versions, and they deliver MPEG-4 video over IP at 30 frames per second, at up to 4CIF resolution on every video channel. According to the company, the content analysis software allows the encoders to autonomously detect suspicious behavior, including loitering, objects left at a scene, object removal and virtual trip wire.
BioNeutral neutralizes toxic gases and more

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