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MOBOTIX unveils new Security Control Centre Software

MOBOTIX, the world's largest manufacturer of megapixel network video surveillance systems, today unveiled a major update to MxControlCenter, its network video management platform. Focusing on operator usability, MxControlCenter 2.5 introduces a host of new features, including; saved search profiles to make user defined common search queries a single-click operation, unlimited users and groups rights management control with full action audit log, and video motion search on recorded footage to identify critical events quickly.

: DAWN NICHOLLS; Surveillance; Posted On Tuesday, 27 September 2011 09:13

BSIA hails appointment of Lord Henley as new Minister for Crime Prevention and Anti-Social Behaviour Reduction

Vigilance can report that the British Security Industry Authority recently welcomed Lord Henley to his new role as Minister for Crime Prevention and Anti-Social Behaviour Reduction.

Vigilance learnt that in this prestigious appointment, Lord Henley's brief will include the drugs strategy, licensing and community activism. He will also lead all Home Office business in the House of Lords.

Lord Henley

: The Editorial Team; Industry News; Posted On Monday, 26 September 2011 05:19

Reveal Media launches RS3-SX...next generation body worn camera system

RS3-SX Reveal Media has announced the launch of the RS3-SX body worn camera evidence system. Comprising an all in one, weatherproof, full high definition video recorder with articulated camera and integrated evidence management software, RS3-SX is truly a next generation body worn camera system.

: CLAIRE ROGERS; Surveillance; Posted On Monday, 26 September 2011 05:11

Strong security is just common sense really

For many years those who concerned themselves with an organisation’s cyber security warned of threats, both internal and external, urging organisations to adequately protect themselves. Unfortunately the message either went unheeded, or the security measures implemented were insufficient, as we’ve seen headline after headline of victims who’ve suffered a breach. While the severity may vary, each is an example of the concerned organisation’s security measures being found wanting.