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Verifying alarm calls by Yahya |
Topic: Access Control |
| The complexity of providing proper protection of people and property has never been greater for those responsible for security in this information age. HSM Electronic Protection Services Inc. has a bigger focus on guaranteeing that clients get the most out of their investments in electronic security... |
| Published: Friday 18 April, 2008 |
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Biometrics for the Eyes Using Cameras by Yahya |
Topic: Benefits of Security Cameras |
| The human eye has been regarded by many individuals throughout history as being one of the most wonderful things in nature due to the fact that it symbolizes the identity of a person. Despite the fact that biometrics was a concept not yet invented in those old days, this resemblance still applies en... |
| Published: Thursday 17 April, 2008 |
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Access Control System for the Coast by Yahya |
Topic: Access Control |
| The Coast Guard of the United States is a maritime, military, and multi-mission service within the Department of Homeland Security and one of the nation's five armed entities. The central mission of the Coast Guard is to protect the security interests, public, the environment and U.S. economic in an... |
| Published: Thursday 17 April, 2008 |
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911 and advanced Security Technology by Yahya |
Topic: Benefits of Security Cameras |
| Cell phone use became widespread in the late 1990s. This enabled citizens to start utilizing this new technology to dial 911 to attain access to critical emergency services, in the same manner that they would utilize a landline telephone. However the only issue with this new method of communication ... |
| Published: Thursday 17 April, 2008 |
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Identity Verification in Bank Security by Yahya |
Topic: Access Control |
| The public's perspective on financial security has been drastically changed by identity theft. For instance the easiness of card cloning has left the public extremely vulnerable, Phising scams take consumers to web sites that are very similar if not identical to their trusted bank, furthermore, a st... |
| Published: Thursday 17 April, 2008 |
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Campus Security to Protect Occupants by Yahya |
Topic: Access Control |
| A very popular university in Dover, Del. was founded more than two decades ago. It has campuses in both Wilmington and Georgetown. It offers more than sixty undergraduate degrees, eighteen graduate degrees and two doctoral curriculums to more than three thousand students each year. The highest level... |
| Published: Thursday 17 April, 2008 |
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Thermal Security Cameras for Surveillance Purposes by Suhaib Allababidi |
Topic: Security Cameras |
| The development and adoption of thermal imaging technology has been driven by the desire to see in complete darkness or through smoke or fog. Thermal imaging cameras are an essential part of security programs specifically in the security and surveillance sector. They perform terrifically when it com... |
| Published: Thursday 17 April, 2008 |
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CCTV for Bridges by Suhaib Allababidi |
Topic: CCTV Closed Circuit Television |
| Among the greatest accomplishments of human civilization are bridges. bridges have served as lifelines while inspiring the imaginations of people from early primitive structures where logs were simply positioned across streams to the long, arched spans from the Roman civilization that still stand to... |
| Published: Wednesday 16 April, 2008 |
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Rapid growth of IP verses Analog Solutions by Suhaib Allababidi |
Topic: IP Security |
| After successfully getting accepted as a mature technology with a field proven record the IP video market is clearly growing at a fast rate. Due to its numerous cost and performance benefits the IP networking of security systems will eventually penetrate the majority of the security market.
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| Published: Wednesday 16 April, 2008 |
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Wireless Security locking systems by Suhaib Allababidi |
Topic: Wireless Security |
| The main mission of a New York that was established in the last century was to guarantee a standard of excellence in all of its undergraduate and graduate educational procedures as well as research and public services. The university handled seventeen thousand students, from all walks of life, distr... |
| Published: Wednesday 16 April, 2008 |
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