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Router Security

Part three of a continuing series on network security for physical security professionals

Article • May 6th, 2010
Mesh primer

How mesh networks are put together

Article • April 23rd, 2010
The great mesh explosion

A look at how mesh networks have evolved

Article • April 23rd, 2010
At the Frontline: Fischer International's Andrew Sroka

Data security firm's president and CEO discusses keeping sensitive information safe from hackers

Article • March 1st, 2010
Skybox Security continues momentum

Company expands its worldwide customer base across all sectors

Article • January 13th, 2010
Images, operating systems and headaches: The realities of security systems running on PCs

Security project designer and consultant Sean Ahrens examines the hang-ups of PCs that can give you IP video headaches

Article • December 28th, 2009
The investment in IP

Verint’s Guy Shahmoon discusses things to keep in mind when purchasing IP video technology

Article • December 11th, 2009
NetWitness enters strategic partnership with SRA International

Government systems integrator selects NetWitness for full visibility into advanced cyber threats

Article • December 9th, 2009
Planning a network video installation

Axis Communications' Steve Surfaro discusses the three essential documents needed to undertake a CCTV installation project

Article • December 3rd, 2009
Virtual LAN’s-Do They Really Solve Video Bandwidth Issues?

Listening to camera manufacturers promote the latest and greatest IP video products leads installers to believe that the use of VLAN’s is the solution to IT professionals bandwidth consumption concerns. VLAN is an acronym for a Virtual Local...

Article • October 19th, 2009
Pairing Remote Video Monitoring with Analytics

Event-driven software is proactive and presents RVM stations with a solution which can be retrofitted into any existing analog surveillance installation.

Article • September 17th, 2009
Is the hacking of IP cameras a major risk?

Recent buzz from Defcon gets attention, but is it more hype than substance?

Article • August 13th, 2009
WatchGuard acquires BorderWare Technologies

Acquisition to allow company access to new markets, business environments and channel partners

Article • August 4th, 2009
CCTV—Which Wire Should You Use?

Coaxial cable: Coax is good for short wire runs in low-noise environments. Its thick copper construction yields low signal losses. As an unbalanced transmission-line, its interference immunity is poor compared to that of balanced twisted-pair cables...

Article • July 25th, 2009
At the Frontline: Cyber security expert Jim Butterworth

Guidance Software’s director of cyber security shares his insights on recent attacks by hackers and what security professionals need to know to stop them

Article • July 21st, 2009

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