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The National Identity Scheme
Although it seems to have cooled off at the moment, the debate about the National Identity Scheme (NIS) still continues. Most of the debate focuses on the procurement of ID [...]
The Rise Of Biometrics
The EMEA Biometrics Market is predicted to reach a staggering €1,058.0 million (around £917 million) by 2015 according to reports by Frost & Sullivan. In the past few years, the [...]
IPCCTV
The British Retail Consortium has revealed new figures showing that in 2009, shop thefts occurred every minute, meaning that businesses in Britain were left with a huge £1.1 billion bill. [...]
Offender ID
The security industry has been hit by a big new trend recently – Redweb Technologies’ Offender ID spray. Door supervisors and security guards are the main users of the Redweb [...]
New Iscon Airport Security
Iscon Video Imaging is to release two new scanners for airports that will increase security. The new patented Thermal-Boosted Infrared Detection Systems from Iscon only scan and show clothing and [...]
Panasonic Provide Olympic Security Systems
Panasonic has had a long and fruitful relationship with the Olympic Games beginning in 1984 when the company provided the Olympics with video displays and a sound system. 26 years [...]
Policing Cyber Crime
2009 saw a quarter of the world’s population logging on to the internet – a figure that is only set to rise in the years to come. With the rise [...]
Security Measures
A new range of security padlocks by Henry Squire & Sons Ltd are set to make keeping your valuables safe a whole lot easier. The new all-terrain, rustproof ATL 4S/5S [...]
Internet Explorer
Microsoft has released a new patch for a total of eight vulnerabilities that have been found in Internet Explorer – just one of the flaws in the browser. The Internet [...]
New Intelligent Moving Camera Systems
In 2004, crime cost the UK £64 billion per year. That figure has now risen to around £78 billion as lawlessness seems to become the rule rather than the exception. [...]
