AES Corporation, a manufacturer of long-range wireless private mesh radio alarm communication products and services, has named Patrick Moran as president and COO.
Bucks County, Penn., became the first municipality in Pennsylvania to go live with Automated Secure Alarm Protocol (ASAP), a technology that automates communication between alarm monitoring central stations and 911 centers, resulting in improved accuracy and speed of emergency response.
WeText, a mobile communications technology company based in Orlando, Fla., has been selected by the Pasadena Tournament of Roses to provide an SMS/Text-based emergency alert system for internal communication during 2016-2017 Tournament of Roses events.
The CSfC process enables commercial encryption components to be used in layered solutions to protect classified National Security Systems (NSS) information.
The IAS Converged Communications Edge Services Router (CCESR) is a dual Cisco 5915 ESR single form factor device designed to provide enterprise-level secure classified and unclassified mobile communications services.
At no time has school security been more in the spotlight of our industry than it is today. On an industry level, for example, the Security Industry Association last month hosted the debut event of the Congressional School Safety Caucus on Capitol Hill, which gathered together the co-chairs of the caucus with private- and public-sector experts to assess strategy for securing our nation’s schools.
Central stations increasingly are moving beyond their traditional alarm dispatch role to becoming communications centers that monitor a wide range of new devices and provide other exciting new services.
ComNet, a manufacturer of fiber optic, wireless and copper transmission and networking equipment, introduced major capability upgrades in its CopperLine Ethernet over COAX/UTP distance-extending product line.