Intrusion detection system

Inovonics Showcases Expanded Wireless Security Portfolio At GSX 2026

Inovonics is showcasing its expanded wireless security portfolio at GSX 2026, including its new Duress Card and upcoming Intrusion Detection System. The Duress Card provides enhanced panic notification capabilities, supporting up to three alarm conditions and location and real-time tracking when paired with Inovonics’ Advanced Location services. The upcoming Intrusion Detection System is built around the EN6091 Gateway Mark II panel and supports up to 256 zones, combining EchoStream wireless with cellular, Ethernet, and Wi-Fi communications.

Standard for Airport Security Access Control Systems

Available at No Cost to U.S. Airport Operators is the recently produced document Standard for Airport Security Access Control Systems. DO-230D provides guidance on acquiring and designing airport security access control systems, testing and evaluating system performance, and operational requirements.

Optex Targets Transport Security

Next week at Transport Security Expo, Olympia, London, Optex will be exhibiting complete detection and access control solutions tailored for the transportation sector. This includes high security intrusion detection systems for perimeter protection; access control, directional analysis, and thrown object detection systems to protect controlled areas; and obstacle/people detection for railway safety applications.

2019 Industrial Security Systems Research Report

ReportsnReports.com offers “Industrial Security Systems Market by Systems (Video, RFID, Access Control, Intrusion Detection, Parking Management, Under Vehicle Inspection), End Users (SEZ, Factories, Hotels, Banks, Government), Component Service Geography – Global Forecasts to 2020”. This report presents the complete analysis and information about the industrial security systems market across the time span of six years (2014-2020). A complete analysis of the industrial security systems market for North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Middle East, and Rest of the World has been presented in this report.

Southwest Microwave?s Remote Polling Module II SDK Simplifies INTREPID High Level Interface

Southwest Microwave has expanded the Software Development Kit (SDK) options for its INTREPID™ Series II perimeter intrusion detection systems (PIDS) with the addition of the Remote Polling Module II (RPM II) SDK. The RPM II package, consisting of an IP-based application layer protocol and accompanying system control hardware module, provides simplified high-level interface between third-party physical security information management (PSIM) or surveillance systems and INTREPID detection technologies.