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PROMISE Technology’s Vess A2000 Series Certified With OnSSI Ocularis
HSINCHU, TAIWAN and MILPITAS, CA–(Marketwired – Oct 31, 2013) – PROMISE Technology, Inc., a leader in providing high-performance storage solutions for the video surveillance market, today announced that its Vess A2000 Series is now certified for use with OnSSI’s Ocularis. Ocularis is OnSSI’s flagship IP video surveillance and security platform, and includes a full-fledged video management system (VMS) for streaming, recording and managing of cameras at multiple sites. Together, the Vess A2000 Series NVR storage appliance and OnSSI’s Ocularis offer an integrated solution that has been tested extensively to ensure interoperability and provide exceptional performance and stability. The Vess A2000 Series NVR storage appliance for IP video surveillance integrates seamlessly with OnSSI’s Ocularis, ensuring stable, reliable recording in demanding environments while bringing simplicity and low cost to video surveillance deployments. This dynamic solution from PROMISE and OnSSI is ideal for video surveillance deployments in a broad range of industries, including education, health care, public safety and government, retail, transportation, corporate, and enterprise. PROMISE brings 25 years of design and manufacturing experience to its sophisticated storage solutions for the video surveillance market. Its Vess A2000 Series appliances are optimized for video surveillance applications, providing surveillance integrators and installers a cost-effective umbrella solution for video data management while also reducing the complexity of surveillance deployments. OnSSI is helping to lead a shift from forensics to prevention using simpler, more efficient IP surveillance systems. This is driven by the modern world’s need for proactive, results oriented security solutions that can help to […]
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Axis Communications Recognized As 2013 Innovation All-Star By The Boston Business Journal And Mass High Tech
CHELMSFORD, Mass.–(BUSINESS WIRE)– The Boston Business Journal and Mass High Tech have named Axis Communications , the market leader in network video surveillance, a 2013 Innovation All-Star for Hardware in its 3 rd annual regional awards program. Nominees for the Innovation All-Stars award program are evaluated on the company’s overall business and growth strategy, business solutions offered, unique and innovative initiatives and the challenges that have been overcome. “Being named an Innovation All-Star is an honor because innovation and partnership are cornerstones of our company’s business and culture. This commitment to driving the industry from analog to digital, IP-based technology has propelled Axis to its position as the global leading provider of surveillance cameras and video encoders,” said Fredrik Nilsson, general manager, Axis Communications, Inc. “Through continued innovation, we enable our partners to provide total solutions for ever evolving surveillance and security needs, ultimately leading to a smarter, safer world.” Two individuals and 15 companies, including Axis, will be presented with the annual honor during a reception on November 20 th at the Harpoon Beer Hall in Boston and featured in a special supplement of the Boston Business Journal on November 22 nd . “Boston increasingly is becoming a hub of innovation, and we are thrilled to bring so many great companies and people together in one place,” said Christopher McIntosh, publisher of the Boston Business Journal . “These dynamic companies are fueling our regional economy, attracting VC funding and growth capital, adding jobs, and transforming every area of […]
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Xtralis Xchange Revolutionizes Deployment of i-LIDS Certified IntrusionTrace & LoiterTrace Analytics Detection Solutions
Introducing New Intrusion Detection Innovations and Outside Loiter Detection to Complement the Award Winning Downloadable Analytics Suite of Xtralis Analytics Technologies Dublin, Ireland (PRWEB UK) 31 October 2013 Xtralis, the world’s leading provider of early detection and visual verification of safety and security solutions, today announced Xchange, a revolutionary & proprietary tool, designed to deploy and commission best-in-class Xtralis applications in 1-step for the FastTrace 2/2X platform. Xchange simplifies & streamlines the licensing process and reduces overall installation time while ensuring quick and easy commissioning. Xtralis has sold over 26,000 channels of outside motion detection and continues to expand the application base for its customers. As announced earlier this year, IntrusionTrace is an i-LIDS® approved primary detection system for operational alert use in sterile zone monitoring applications and delivers unmatched reliable detection. The innovation continues with the announcement of added thermal camera support and enhanced headlight suppression, and that LoiterTrace, a detection analytic for unauthorised loitering, has been expanded to indoor and outdoor applications. “Convergence, innovation and a flexible approach to the changing business needs of Pendragon were key to the development and implementation of a successful security strategy,” commented Dave Barker, Group Security and CCTV Leader of Pendragon. “Having 245 sites already installed with ADPRO throughout the UK, the ADPRO by Xtralis FastTrace 2/2X and IntrusionTrace package was the obvious choice when fulfilling the high end requirements for numerous dealerships across the UK. The IntrusionTrace video analytics platform is extremely easy to deploy via the online portal and […]
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IMRON Corporation Integrates Bosch Security Systems GV4 Series Control Panels
Photo: PRWeb IMRON Corporation proudly announced that IS2000, its powerful access control platform designed to manage different security devices and systems into a single intuitive user interface, now integrates with the Bosch GV4 Series Control Panels. Proving yet again that IMRON Corporation continues to provide comprehensive security solutions. Irvine, California (PRWEB) October 31, 2013 IMRON Corporation , a leading provider of security management solutions, announced the integration with the Bosch GV4 Series Control Panels. IMRON Corporation’s flagship product, IS2000 , integrates with this new platform using its open architecture interface. The G Series Control Panels by Bosch combine intrusion, fire and access control in one system. The hardware flexibility allows users to grow with additional intrusion and fire requirements. The IS2000 integration with the G Series Panels allows users to retain GV3 panels and expand with the newer GV4 control panels. Thus reducing hardware replacement costs of legacy installations. The IS2000 support of the GV4 panels rounds off a complete solution for intrusion/fire that integrates cohesively with access control. IS2000 is a world-class access control platform that offers users many options through integration with the industry’s most trusted brands. Employ comprehensive solutions for access control with features that support sites from office buildings, banks, retail, community facilities to airports, multi-tenant facilities, and hospitals. Use wired or wireless solutions for cost-effective site installation and management. Powerful control with an intuitive interface, IS2000 provides the most extensive integrated platform in the industry. About IMRON Corporation Founded in 1997, IMRON Corporation is […]
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Oil and Gas Security Market – Including Physical Security Forecasts & Analysis (2013 – 2018)
[October 28, 2013] Oct 28, 2013 (M2 PRESSWIRE via COMTEX) — Oil and gas security market is expected to experience significant growth over the coming years due to the growing demand for energy. It has thus forced the companies to expand their existing infrastructure and also deal with a variety of security challenges such as terrorist attacks, criminal activities and global competition. This report on oil & gas security focuses on such technologies and products that are needed to protect the existing and future infrastructure. Few of the unconventional technologies mapped in this report include over & under water surveillance, long range sonar and radar systems and video surveillance using thermal cameras. Oil & gas pipeline security and the transportation security are required to ensure the smooth operation of energy industry, and are expected to drive the oil & gas market. This report focuses on the protective measures and solutions that need to be taken to protect the energy providers and resources against the threats such as attacks on supply infrastructure, accidents, natural and unnatural disasters and rising terrorism and cyber attacks. It also provides insights into the various intelligent security solutions which enable the providers to integrates collect and analyze the network through the data generated by their Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) networks and grids. The report broadly comprises of oil and gas security segments: physical security solutions, network security solutions; by types of applications: exploration and drilling, refining and storage and transportation, pipeline and distribution; […]
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Digital Ally Files Suit To Halt Threats Of Alleged Patent Infringement By Utility Associates
LENEXA, KS, Oct 28, 2013 (Marketwired via COMTEX) — Digital Ally, Inc. /quotes/zigman/11592504 /quotes/nls/dgly DGLY +6.71% , which develops, manufactures and markets advanced video surveillance products for law enforcement, homeland security and commercial applications, today announced that it has filed a lawsuit to eliminate threats by Utility Associates, Inc. (“Utility”) of alleged patent infringement regarding U.S. Patent No. 6,831,556 (the ‘556 patent). Utility has recently mailed letters to current and prospective purchasers of Digital Ally’s mobile video surveillance systems threatening that the use of such systems purchased from third parties not licensed to the ‘556 patent would create liability for patent infringement. Digital Ally rejects Utility’s assertion and will vigorously defend the right of end-users to purchase such systems from providers other than Utility. On October 25, 2013, Digital Ally filed a Complaint in the United States District Court for the District of Kansas, seeking a declaration that Digital Ally’s advanced mobile video surveillance systems do not infringe any claim of the ‘556 patent. In addition, Digital Ally will be taking steps to invalidate the ‘556 patent through appropriate procedures at the United States Patent and Trademark Office. “Digital Ally welcomes fair competition in the marketplace and will vigorously defend its right to compete, as well as the right of current and prospective customers to purchase its products, without facing threats of alleged patent infringement,” stated a Digital Ally spokesperson. “Digital Ally believes that these rights will be vindicated in the aforementioned proceedings.” About Digital Ally, Inc. Digital Ally, […]
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If Boston Were Smart
L ast year, the Daily Beast named Boston the country’s smartest metropolitan area. The website was referring to the people of Boston, of course, not the city itself. But what if the city itself were smart? What if technology, designed by the smart people who work in Boston, could help us save time and energy and spare us from daily frustrations? We talked to some BU researchers who are studying, designing, and building the technology for a more enlightened city. Smarter grid Because the cost of electricity fluctuates throughout the day, depending on demand, smart meters that are currently available tell homeowners exactly how much energy they use and at what cost, encouraging them to delay energy-intensive activities until a time of day when demand and costs are low. Supported by a $2 million National Science Foundation grant, Michael Caramanis, a College of Engineering professor of mechanical and systems engineering, John Baillieul, an ENG professor of mechanical engineering, and two MIT faculty members are collaborating on a study of how these and larger-scale measures could result in a smarter electricity grid. In the United States, we lose about 8 percent of energy because it travels long distances between points of generation to use. Caramanis thinks the loss could be greatly reduced if we got our energy from closer and cleaner sources. A smarter grid could help us do that. security cameras Smarter security Security officers could sort through billions of hours of video footage and spot unusual events, such […]
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Avigilon Improves Safety At Harbor House With Charitable Donation During Domestic Violence Awareness Month
Avigilon Improves Safety at Harbor House with Charitable Donation During Domestic Violence Awareness Month VANCOUVER, Oct. 28, 2013 (Menafn – Canada NewsWire via COMTEX) –High-definition surveillance system allows emergency shelter to protect residents Avigilon , a leader in high-definition (HD) and megapixel video surveillance solutions, today announced its donation of a full HD surveillance system to Harbor House of Central Florida, an emergency shelter and community organization for women, men, children and pets who are victims of domestic abuse. Harbor House seeks to eliminate domestic violence by providing safety, shelter, counseling, education, advocacy and justice. The Avigilon installation will take place in October coinciding with Domestic Violence Awareness Month, a time set aside to recognize the strength of survivors through events and community gatherings across the nation. “Given that many of our residents are escaping dangerous situations, we are very grateful to receive this donation from Avigilon,” said Carol Wick, CEO at Harbor House. “The HD surveillance system will vastly improve our security capabilities and increase the feelings of safety and sanctuary at Harbor House. Avigilon’s program is truly making an impact on neighborhoods and organizations in need.” Since the 1970s, Harbor House has been highly regarded as one of the most comprehensive domestic abuse programs in the state of Florida. The organization has five main programs to support its mission including an emergency shelter, children’s services, community outreach, legal advocacy services, and community and professional education. Due to the nature of its programs and the survivors’ need for […]
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HID Global Sees Gradual Shift From Smart Cards to NFC
With NFC on access control, it will be able to drive to a level of critical acceptance Interviews | by Sharath Kumar BANGALORE, INDIA: We are about to embark on a new generation of access control technology in which mechanical keys – and even plastic smart cards – are either replaced – or at least, augmented — by digital keys and portable digital identity credentials that can be securely provisioned onto NFC-enabled smartphones and other mobile devices. In an interaction with CIOL, Ranjit Nambiar, director of sales, India and SAARC, HID Global shared insights on applications of NFC technology day-to-day businesses that are set to take off in India. Excerpts: CIOL: Can you share with us your journey from RFID cards to NFC Ranjit Nambiar: HID Global comes with an identity security background, which means, we are into the business of basically securing identities. Identities could be in any form. It could be in biometrics, access control, IT authentication, card control. If you look at the core of our technology, most of the solutions of what we have, Radio-frequency identification (RFID) is one of them. We extensively use RFID with respect to secure identity solution. We have other businesses also, which are non RFID centric. It’s a secure identity business with RFID as a core technology is what we use. We have come out with a new series of physical access control readers which are NFC enabled. The platform is called the ICLASS SE. ICLASS is a brand of […]
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Upgrading Access Control At Vanier College
Residential Commercial Product Information eLearning Courses Promotions Archives Newsletter Subscribe INSIDEOUT > Archived Articles > Canadian Architect Newsletter Articles > Upgrading Access Control at Vanier College Upgrading Access Control at Vanier College C.E.G.E.P. Vanier is a junior college in the Montréal area, whose student population numbers over 6,700 full-time diploma students with an additional 4,000 students attending through the Continuing Education Department. Recent security threats at similar schools nearby initiated a request to equip every corridor and classroom with new, improved locks. This is not an easy job with buildings dating back to the 1890s. Situated on an oasis of green in the Borough of Saint-Laurent of the City of Montreal, the College-Ste. Croix Campus occupies property and 11 buildings purchased by the government from the Soeurs de Sainte-Croix who previously operated a convent and a private women’s college in the location. Some of the buildings date back to the nineteenth century and have undergone considerable renovations over the years to accommodate the changing needs of post secondary education. We already had Schlage CL & CM standalone access control locks system in place that read magnetic cards. So, when the request for tighter security came into our office, we responded by bringing in the Schlage AD-400 Series wireless locks. One reason was that the newly adopted (2010) smart cards that we use are open architecture MIFARE® cards. Since the AD-Series is also based on an open architecture, we would not need to switch out our […]
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SmartMetric Biometric Activated ATM & Credit Card To Fight $8.6 Billion A Year In USA Card Fraud
SmartMetric, Inc. SmartMetric Biometric Card Solution Targets Fraudsters and Has Potential to Save Card Industry Billions per Year BAY HARBOR, FL–(Marketwired – Oct 25, 2013) – SmartMetric, Inc. ( OTCQB : SMME ) – Speaking today from the companies offices in Bay Harbor, SmartMetric™ Inc. President & CEO Chaya Hendrick said credit card industry figures show Card fraud costs the U.S. card payments industry an estimated US$8.6 billion per year*. Fraud comprises 0.4% of the US$2.1 trillion in total yearly U.S. card volume*. Using a person’s fingerprint to activate the “EMV” ATM or Credit Card will protect both financial institutions and card holders against significant fraud. SmartMetric has developed a fingerprint reader that sits inside a person’s ATM or Credit Card. It is self powered allowing it to perform a fingerprint match while a person is standing at a retail checkout or on the street at an ATM. A person simply swipes their finger across the SmartMetric sensor on the surface of the card and the card’s internal computer processor performs a match with the person’s fingerprint that is pre-stored in the memory of the card itself. For added security a person’s fingerprint is always stored and encrypted inside the card and IS NOT stored on a bank’s computer. When a match occurs, the card’s EMV surface mounted chip is then turned on allowing a transaction at the millions of ATM and retail card machines around the world. Banks don’t have to retrofit existing retail ATM’s or POS retail card readers […]
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Biocryptology: Biometric System ‘To End Identity Fraud’ Launched
Biocryptology Primary fingerprint scanner Biocryptology, a biometric authentication service that claims to make identity theft “virtually impossible”, had its British launch today at London’s Science Museum. The system gives the user a portable fingerprint scanner which generates a random number from biometrics, which can be verified by a central service operated by the firm behind the technology, Primary-Net. When taking a fingerprint, the system uses a patented “life detection system” which reads parameters including blood flow, skin and finger temperature to ensure the target is alive. This should prevent attacks using copies of finger prints, as seen on bypasses of the authentication system on Apple’s latest iPhone . Biocryptology has been piloted, over the last two years, in a range of terminals designed for banks, military systems and immigration. One comercial US pilot was carried out by Nexus USA in Rapid City, with the Biocryptology system provided by a company called Hanscan, which appears to be a predecessor to Primary-Net. Primary-Net has invested $30 million in the technology, which sees over 8,000 keys generated on a ‘Primary’ device at the sender end. The identity of the user is validated at one of Biocryptology’s three global data centres. The primary device is individual to the user, and carried by them, to be plugged in by USB, wherever identification is required. For the US trial, the firm developed another device, the Nexus SmartPay, which sits at the sales terminal, has its own fingerprint scanner and can identify multiple people. Klaas Zwart, […]
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Pivot3 Announces Another $14 Million Financing Round
Pivot3, a leading supplier of video surveillance and virtual desktop (VDI) converged infrastructure storage appliances, announced today that it has closed a significant financing round of more than $14 million in new investment and working capital to fund the company’s growth and its drive to sustained profitability in 2014. The round consists of additional equity funding as well as other financial support from investors and key business partners. The equity funding was led by InterWest Partners and Mesirow Financial Capital Partners, and included additional funding from Focus Ventures, Lightspeed Partners, Silver Creek Ventures, Northleaf Ventures and Wilson Sonsini. Comerica Bank also provided important financial support. Founded in 2003, Pivot3 pioneered the development of purpose-built virtualized storage appliances for the surveillance market. Since that time, the company has continued to strengthen its surveillance product line, most recently with the addition of the Pivot3 vSTAC ® Edge appliance for distributed environments. The company partners with Dell OEM Solutions for manufacturing, global service and support to bring its product to market. Pivot3 also leverages its own core technology platform to develop converged storage and compute hardware appliances that deliver simplicity, scalability and savings to virtual desktop environments. Today, Pivot3 accounts for more than 600 customers in industries ranging from corrections and education to government, healthcare and retail. “This financing is a testament to the innovation and great momentum we have established for our storage platforms in both surveillance and VDI,” said Bill Galloway, Chief Executive Officer, Pivot3. “This latest round of financial backing puts Pivot3 in […]
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Spring Lake Car Theft Investigated; Cops Ask Residents For Video Footage
SPRING LAKE — Borough police are investigating car burglaries and a car theft this week, and they want residents with security camera systems to check for video footage of suspicious activity this week. Police say there were a number of thefts from motor vehicles
There Is Still Value In ScanSource
For some people, ScanSource ( SCSC ) may appear as though its merry days are over, while for others, they believe there is still some significant amount of value left in this leading specialty technology products distributor. In my opinion, both could be right. I cannot dismiss the fact that ScanSource’s business, which spreads across two major segments, Barcode & Security and Communication & Services, could be boosted by various catalysts, such as increased demand for value added products, and the recent reorganization of its business units from geographical to product-based segments, among others. On the other hand, the company’s revenues seem to be slowing, while margins remain low. Additionally, The company’s stock is trading at new all time highs in terms of P/E, which means, unless there is an improvement on earnings, then it is highly unlikely that the shares could rise any further. Additionally, ScanSource’s shares are approaching its multi-year all time highs, achieved when it traded pretty cheap in terms of P/E. ScanSource, The Business As noted, ScanSource operates across two major business segments, the Barcode & Security segment, which focuses on automatic identification and data capture, as well as Point of sale [POS] and electronic physical security technologies. Communications & Services on the other hand, focuses on communication technologies and services, which include voice and data products like voice recognition and call center management, and IP (internet protocol) communication applications among others. However, note that ScanSource is by no means a vendor of any of […]
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Point Grey Releases New Cricket IP-camera
Published on 25 Oct, 2013 Point Grey, a world-leading Canadian designer and manufacturer of innovative, high-performance digital cameras, recently announced the release of the all new Cricket IP security camera family. The Cricket IP camera packs exceptional imaging quality and rich IP surveillance features into a low cost, PoE-enabled network camera. The first two available Cricket models offer 720p and 1080p resolutions at 60 fps, using Sony Exmor CMOS sensors suitable for challenging low-light conditions and dynamic scenes. The Cricket camera employs Sony’s Xarina IP camera platform, which integrates Sony’s superior image signal processing and video encoding capabilities to provide multi-image wide dynamic range (WDR) functionality, 2D and 3D noise reduction, H.264 and MJPEG compression, multi-streaming, and ONVIF compatibility. Both models are compatible with 1/3″ manual iris or DC auto iris lenses, sold separately. “The Cricket camera offers excellent image quality, low light performance, and wide dynamic range capability comparable to more expensive security and surveillance cameras in the industry” says Michael Gibbons, Director of Sales and Marketing at Point Grey. “We have taken our 15 years of experience working with the most sophisticated digital camera technology in the world and created a low-cost, compact and easy-to-use IP camera that delivers superior imaging performance without the unnecessary gimmicks.”
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CaughtOnCamera: Would-Be-Burglar Caught On Tape
Home surveillance footage quickly leads to arrest After her Woburn, Massachusetts home was broken into for the second time in five years, Jacqueline Duffy had a security system with a video camera installed. She pointed the camera at the window that had been used on the previous break-in. To her surprise, when she came home on Friday night her security alarm was activated. She went to her monitor, played back the video and watched in horror as a man squeezed himself through the window beside her air conditioning unit. “Watching the footage brought out a flood of different emotions,” Duffy admits. “I was upset that someone would invade our home, relieved that the security system worked and thought it was a bit funny the way he squeezed in. I have no idea who the man is, nor do I want to ‘meet’ him again.” When the system alarm went off, the burglar was startled and ran from the home without taking anything. Duffy then called the police. The Woburn Police took a screenshot of the burglar and ran it through a statewide database. Lynn Police quickly recognized the man as Charles Derochemont, 35, of 1A MacArthur Circle, Peabody, Massachusetts. When questioned, he promptly confessed to climbing through the window citing a variety of “personal issues” as the reason. Duffy uploaded the video to YouTube to show the dangers of using a window mounted air conditioner and the advantages of home security systems. Titled “Busted Burglar” the 59-second clip has […]
Emanuel Touts Savings In Red-Light Camera Contract
BY FRAN SPIELMAN City Hall Reporter October 25, 2013 2:52PM Sun-Times Library storyidforme: 56887440 tmspicid: 18319330 fileheaderid: 8232492 Updated: October 25, 2013 6:41PM Mayor Rahm Emanuel on Friday turned the page from a $2 million bribery scandal plaguing Chicago’s decade-old red-light camera program in a way, he claims, will save taxpayers $10 million a year. The city signed a five-year contract — with three, two-year extensions — that calls for Xerox State & Local Solutions, Inc. to be paid $1,819 per month to manage and maintain each of the city’s 384 red-light cameras. That’s just 42 percent of the $4,300 monthly fee that Chicago was paying Arizona-based Redflex Traffic Solutions, the company forced out by the bribery scandal. The more favorable terms are expected to save taxpayers $10 million a year over the life of the contract, City Hall said. Mayoral spokesman Bill McCaffrey said the dramatic drop in prices stems from the “different technology” used by the two companies. Redflex had “loop detectors mounted in the street.” Xerox is using less costly radar technology, McCaffrey said. Xerox spokesman Carl Langsenkamp had no immediate comment on the contract finalized Friday. A press release issued by City Hall said the “transition to the new management team” would begin immediately. “Automated red-light enforcement changes drivers’ behavior to reduce the number of crashes and increase the level of safety for everyone,” Transportation Commissioner Gabe Klein was quoted as saying in a statement. “We plan to continue this important program with a new […]
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NIST Report Reflects Increasing Need for ABAC Then Over-Engineers Its Deployment
by Andy Han The National Institute of Technology and Standards (NIST) held a conference a few months back on Attribute Based Access Control (ABAC). The primary objective of the conference was to promote a special publication on ABAC and the event brought together leaders from various government programs, technology vendors, industry analysts and subject matter experts on authorization and access control. The event and paper are recognition that the adoption of ABAC is accelerating and that we needed to put in writing a shared understanding of when and how to deploy ABAC. There was agreement on the central of the drivers for the adoption of ABAC: Organizations, including the federal government, need to govern how information is shared across systems, applications, and organizations. The document’s purpose is thus to (1) establish a standard definition of ABAC and a description of its functional components and (2) provide “planning, design, implementation, and operational considerations for employing ABAC within a large enterprise with the goal of improving information sharing while maintaining control of that information” (vii). ABAC is endorsed by NIST as the best approach for this particular challenge because of the fundamentals of its design. ABAC allows organizations to pass attributes back and forth as information is shared across application, infrastructure, and organizational boundaries. Access control policies use those attributes to evaluate the relationships between subjects and objects and determine whether to allow an action. One of the core technical benefits of ABAC, according to the report, is “ABAC avoids the […]
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Grand Welcome For AxxonSoft In Myanmar ? Build+Con Myanmar 2013
The event was officially opened by Mr. U Nyan Tun Aung, Yangon Region Minister for Energy & Industry. AxxonSoft presented its next-generation Axxon Next open-platform video management system (VMS) at the three-day event, demonstrating state-of-art technologies including intelligent video analytics, Time Compressor scene synopses, and forensic search. Together with local partner EDUPRO Solutions Co Ltd, AxxonSoft presented such innovative surveillance technologies as Facial Recognition, License Plate Recognition, and POS Retail Solutions. Application of AxxonSoft solutions in such diverse sectors as building and construction, Safe City (municipal surveillance projects), and commercial and industrial security was demonstrated. Grand Welcome for AxxonSoft in Myanmar: Build+Con Myanmar 2013AxxonSoft products have won much interest and praise from key industry players, including members of the Myanmar Engineering Society, Association of Myanmar Architects, and Associateship of Government Technical Institute. Industry professionals expressed keen interest in exploring and adapting the companys state-of-the-art technologies and solutions for the security and surveillance industry. Dr. Nyan Soe, Chairman of EDUPRO Solutions, was delighted: “EDUPRO is proud to introduce AxxonSoft security and surveillance solutions for the first time in Myanmar. With this new and advanced technology, we can make a safe environment for all classes of our people. As we start the development of our nation, security is of the utmost importance.” He continued: “I am quite confident that in the near future our people will learn, accept and apply these new products and solutions, installing them in commercial and corporate buildings, housing of all types, banks, museums, libraries and the […]
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