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	What’s Hot in Security Technology Now and In the Months Ahead May 24, 2010 Despite sweeping changes in security technology across the decades, the basic idea always remains the same: to protect a home, business or other community institution from a threat that could cause harm. How this goal is accomplished depends a lot on the pace of new technological developments and the preferences of the era. As the world approaches 2011, take advantage of new trends in business and home security in order to stay ahead of criminals, thieves and other people with bad intentions. Read more...

	Stop Break-ins Before They Happen with the Right Alarm System May 10, 2010 In the high-profile environment of New York City, the most sensational crimes and tragedies dominate the news. Residents in the city of millions tend to hear about extraordinary problems like a major gas explosion or an especially violent attack, but the average burglary and robbery hardly gets any attention in the Big Apple. Read more...

	Building a Network Infrastructure April 26, 2010 Network infrastructure sits at the core of reliable telecommunications and data sharing for government agencies and corporations. Compromise or botch network security, and risk losing clients, sacrificing a hard-won reputation, and even jeopardizing public safety. It all could add up to huge sums of lost money and wasted time. Read more...

	How Intercoms Increase Security in a Crowded City Like Manhattan April 12, 2010 Whether basic in design or with advanced features, intercom systems connect different areas of the home or office to foster communication that creates peace of mind. Intercoms may be installed for external or internal use, based on existing phone lines or computer networks. Read more...

	Turnstiles Make a Security Buffer in Busy Places March 29, 2010 As a form of access control, turnstiles can be used either to enforce a traffic pattern or to restrict passage to people who insert the appropriate ticket or some other credential, such as a pass. Read more...

	New York City: The Frontline of Security Challenges March 15, 2010 New York City is regarded as one of the world’s greatest cities, the home of millions of people, a commercial center, and the location of first-rate cultural attractions. The prominence of the Big Apple makes it a prime target for criminals, and a proving ground for the latest in security solutions technology. Read more...

	Integrated Security Systems Bring All-In-One Security Solution March 2, 2010 In the complex world of security and video surveillance, the options for closed-circuit television (CCTV) systems can sometimes seem overwhelming. Choices may be especially daunting for growing numbers of homeowners, small business owners and others who do not work day in and out as security professionals. Read more...

	How to Choose an Infrared Security Camera February 16, 2010 Cameras are an essential part of closed-circuit television (CCTV) security systems that use video surveillance to monitor residences, businesses and government installations. Today, most cameras are digital color with infared LEDs, which film in color by day and in black and white at night. Read more...