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Axis launches small business line Axis Communications’ Companion line is designed to work out of the box with minimal set-up and comprises only a handful of products to promote ease-of-use >> Read full article
Tyco to offer cyber protection program The program takes a holistic approach, from product development to customer delivery, and includes Tyco’s Software House, American Dynamics and Illustra lines >> Read full article
HID Global unveils mobile initiative Company executives announced several major programs that affect everything from mobile ID credentials to Cloud-based access >> Read full article




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Intel exec: IoT devices are a breeding ground for hacks Matthew Rosenquist, Intel's cyber security strategist, painted a pretty bleak picture of the cyber-security landscape during an education session at ISC West. “Ransomware is going to be the bane of our existence this year," he predicted. The number of Internet-connected devices has skyrocketed and cyber security threats are multiplying. There is more data (and more valuable data), more devices and greater adoption of the Cloud. Also, cyber attacks are often successful and highly lucrative >> Learn More…




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DragonFly offers hybrid DIY home security model With Honeywell’s DragonFly service, users can order a kit online, install it themselves and have it monitored by a central station. Dealers never touch the product but collect RMR >> Read full article
Leading people to the Cloud: Q&A with Feenics' Sam Shalaby Ottawa-based Feenics, the maker of a Cloud-based access control solution called Keep, announced a partnership with Schneider Electric >> Read full article
OpenEye showcases web services platform The new web services platform introduced at ISC West enables video to be stored locally while still accessible from the Cloud >> Read full article
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Bridge for wireless cameras The Eagle Eye Bridge 304w is an on-premise bridge appliance that connects both wireless and wired cameras to the Eagle Eye Cloud Data Center, as part of the Eagle Eye Security Camera Video Management System (VMS). It provides an integrated wireless access point to minimize wireless camera security vulnerability. This encrypted dedicated wireless access point is used exclusively for the cameras. The wireless Eagle Eye Bridge 304w supports up to 15 high definition IP cameras, of which six can be wireless. It works with wireless and wired cameras from a range of manufacturers, including wireless cameras from Axis, Bosch, and Hikvision >> Learn more...



Event Calendar

ADI Expo Date: April 19, 2016 Location: Edmonton >> More Info
Security Canada East Location: Laval, QC Date: April 20, 2016 >> More Info
ADI Expo Date: April 22, 2016 Location: Calgary >> More Info
BICSI 2016 Canadian Conference & Exhibition Date: May 1-5, 2016 Location: Scotiabank Convention Centre, Niagara Falls, ON >> More Info