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APT Security Systems helps design a new street scheme for the Arndale Centre in Luton

Posted on 25 August 2010

Luton is currently undergoing a major regeneration programme: along with improvements to the station area, enhanced links from residential communities into the retail districts, improvements to the aesthetics of public areas and walkways, Luton will also see changes to its central retail district, at the heart of which is the Arndale Centre. APT......

CCTV surveillance in public spaces needs to become smarter and deliver the intended service to the community

Posted on 23 August 2010

It is clear that video surveillance plays a key role in fighting crime and protecting public spaces. However, its role can be improved and better management will ensure the cameras capture quality footage of incidents that can be used to identify and apprehend offenders. CCTV regulation is also among the many issues that the Coalition Government ha......

Imperva's data security suite helps enterprises protect not only web applications and databases but file systems as well

Posted on 19 August 2010

According to research firm IDC, 80 percent of all business data is file data, which will continue to grow at 60 percent annually. At the same time, many government and private industry mandates require companies to track and monitor access to sensitive data regardless of where it resides. Imperva has announced a File Security product line, the l......

BAE Systems is helping SMBs accelerate their own technologies is delivering significant advances in face and iris recognition

Posted on 17 August 2010

A technology demonstrator has been developed, which integrates face and iris recognition into one prototype platform that can recognise subjects when they are on the move. BAE Systems' investment in helping highly innovative SMBs accelerate their own technologies is delivering significant advances in face and iris recognition that could benefit nat......

ThruVision Systems's TS4 compact security body scanner can detect metallic and non-metallic threat objects concealed on still or moving subjects

Posted on 16 August 2010

A spin out from the UK’s Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC), ThruVision Systems’ unique passive security imaging technology can detect explosives, liquids, narcotics, weapons, plastics and ceramics hidden under clothing and can image both metallic and non-metallic threat objects concealed on still or moving subjects, without revealing......

IndigoVision's system monitors 30 different departments around the city of Calgary

Posted on 16 August 2010

Calgary is the largest city in the Province of Alberta and the fourth largest Census Metropolitan Area (CMA) in Canada. Unlike most cities, the municipality manages all aspects of the City with over 700 sites spread across 5,000 Km2. IndigoVision’s IP Video technology is at the heart of a ground breaking ‘Data Warehousing’ and surveillance syste......

Bold Gemini software pulls together Runnymede's disparate security applications into a single management platform

Posted on 13 August 2010

While a number of town centre CCTV monitoring schemes have in the past sought to avoid going outside their core surveillance brief, there is a growing long term trend now, for revenue generation and maximum value leverage, toward the integrated monitoring centre. Revenue generation for the public sector control room is always a hot topic but never......

The use of wireless networks leaves information at greater risk for interception

Posted on 10 August 2010

According to the Ponemon Institute’s Global 2009 Annual Study on Cost of a Data Breach, 32 percent of all data breach cases in the study involved lost or stolen laptop computers or other mobile data-bearing devices. While the average organizational cost of a data breach was US $3.4 million, all countries in the study reported noticeably higher data......

Secure remote access will indirectly help to reduce pollution

Posted on 10 August 2010

Continued lapses in network security are holding back more activities being conducted online, poor security leads to distrust and this stifles adoption of technological change. If cyber security is better designed it will increase user certainty and it will result in greater use of the internet and better accumulation of skills by users and foster ......

2020 Vision Systems designs and supplies the CCTV system for the new Tyne Tunnel

Posted on 10 August 2010

2020 Vision Systems has started work on its contract to design and supply the CCTV system for the new Tyne Tunnel, in a contract worth over £350,000. 2020 Vision is now responsible for designing, supplying and installing the integrated CCTV network ahead of the opening of the new Tyne Tunnel. The system, which is essential for safeguarding more ......


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Public sector banks need to hire more: BCG A report by The Boston Consulting Group notes the human resource challenge for public sector banks due to large-scale retirement.

Unions suspend public sector strike South African public sector workers suspended a pay strike yesterday as it entered its fourth week. The strike by 1.3 million workers has hit schools, state hospitals and the judiciary. Strikers have demanded a pay rise of 8.6 per cent, twice the inflation rate, and a R1,000 (£90) a month housing allowance.

South African public workers suspend 20-day strike South African public sector unions announced the suspension Monday of a three-week-old strike that has crippled the health service and forced widespread school closures.

S.African public sector strike suspended -unions S.African public sector strike suspended -unions

Labour focus shifts from private to public sector While the private sector bore the brunt of the economic downturn, union leaders are turning their attention to the public sector this Labour Day as deficit-obsessed governments put the squeeze on their workers.

Survey: IT job opportunities slump in UK public sector LONDON: Public sector job opportunities in IT in Britain have fallen markedly since the start of the year, a survey showed today, in a sign that the government's austerity drive is already affecting the labour market. Only four in every hundred new IT jobs are being created in the public sector, down from about 30 out of 100 at the start of the year, according to research by business and ...

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