The hospitality industry is fighting to eliminate the issue of magstripe keycards being demagnetized by cell phones and other electronics, and many companies are solving the problem by switching over to RFID contactless locks.

New software from Canon enables a security camera to be adjusted after they are installed without removing the camera’s dome cover, thus allowing your business to continue on schedule.

Planning for future fire safety is a difficult problem, especially in a growing business.

FireVu from DM Network Video provides a solution to the growing problem to commercial property owners: non-emergency response from the fire service.

High-quality, two-way, fully synchronized audio is streamed and recorded alongside video and can now be searched using audio as well as video analytics to quickly locate incidents with Audio Forensics from IndigoVision.

The Security Wizard 4 Laser Line Metal Detector provides pinpoint accuracy for security applications where precision detection is critical. Its laser line indicator and improved design makes finding weapons made of steel, stainless steel, zinc, magnesium and aluminum and other metals easier and more precise.

Use your cell phone in restricted areas where photography is not allowed, with the Picpatch. The label temporarily disables the imaging capabilities of cell phones, PDAs and other devices, and changes appearance when it is removed from the unit.

This DualDome camera is a weatherproof and shock-resistant 6.2-megapixel surveillance camera that has two separately adjustable camera modules.

Small installations like those typically found in retail stores require affordable network video solutions that also offer advanced imaging capabilities.

The NLSS Gateways 4000 and 5000 combine multiple subsystems including video management, access control and video analytics into a single, easy-to-use networked platform.