Europe

Cybersecurity Summit Hamburg 2026

A leading European trade fair and conference featuring enterprise security discussions, expert insights, and industry innovations.

Infosecurity Europe 2026

At Infosecurity Europe, we’re passionate about building a safer cyber world for everyone. For 30 years, this has been Europe’s leading cyber event bringing the industry together for knowledge, connections, […]

DISTREE EMEA 2019

It was a brilliant 3 days of meetings, networking, keynotes, workshops and awards. Get the official DISTREE closing press release for an overview of this year’s EMEA event.

ASIS Europe 2017

At a moment when the Internet of Things is making established lines of responsibility obsolete, and the risk of terrorism and political turmoil mean physical threats remain all too real, […]

Myfox to Unveil New Standard in Home Security at CES Show

Posted by Stan Lewis January 5, 2015 6:06 am Categories: Smart Devices. Tags: alarm system, CES, devices, doors and windows, Europe, home, home security, Myfox Security System, of, smart, smart home, things.

Myfox, the European smart home security expert, today announced that it will unveil its new Myfox Security System at the 2015 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES®) in Las Vegas. CES 2015 marks both the company’s US launch and the launch of a new standard in home security. The new Myfox Security System along with other new Myfox products will be introduced at CES. Unveiled on January 4 and showcased throughout the duration of CES 2015 at Sands Booth 71429.

Milestone Systems Announces IT Distributor Partnership With Ingram Micro in Europe

Posted by Stan Lewis October 29, 2014 5:58 am Categories: Distributors / Systems Integrators. Tags: DACH, distribution, Europe, ingram micro, Region, security market, video management software.

[Editor’s Note: Although this announcement is just for a small territory in Europe, the implication is large: As a tier-1 computer distributor, if Ingram Micro can realize success selling Milestone, it will have a significant impact on the entire physical security industry. If Ingram Micro is not successful, it will keep security products to the more niche distributors. This is a move to watch closely.] Ingram Micro will be distributing Milestone IP video products in Austria, Germany and Switzerland for security and IT integrators to deliver solutions based on open platform technology.

SeeTec VMS and BCDVideo NVR Integration

Posted by Stan Lewis October 24, 2014 8:18 am Categories: Integrated Systems, Storage, Technologies. Tags: Europe, HP, infrastructure, NVR, partnership, security, Solutions, storage, video surveillance.

SeeTec AG and BCDVideo, a global manufacturer of high-performance IP recording systems for the video surveillance market, announced their Technology Partnership for SeeTec Cayuga and the BCDVideo product family. As both companies are leading in their segment the cooperation provides high standard for video surveillance projects of any size.

Tyco Security Products Brings CEM Brand of Intelligent Access Control Solutions to Americas

Posted by Stan Lewis September 9, 2014 12:39 pm Categories: Access Control. Tags: access control solutions, Europe, security, Tyco.

Tyco Security Products, part of Tyco (NYSE: TYC), the world?s largest pure-play fire protection and security company, announced today that it is bringing its popular brand of CEM Systems access control products to the Americas. CEM solutions have been sold primarily in EMEA and Asia for over 25 years. Their first to market innovative hardware and software solutions have been extremely popular with security-conscious airports which use a custom version of CEM?s flagship AC2000 access control solution.

AT&T Licenses Its ?Digital Life? Home Automation Service to Telefonica

Posted by Stan Lewis September 9, 2014 6:28 am Categories: Corporate News, Smart Devices. Tags: automation, devices, digital life, Europe, home, Home Automation, of, security.

AT&T is announcing that European carrier Telefonica has agreed to start selling AT&T’s home automation and security service outside the United States. Even before it launched the so-called Digital Life service last year, AT&T had said it would look for opportunities to license the technology to others. Getting that first customer is a big deal, AT&T Mobility CEO Glenn Lurie said in an interview.