09/18/2007 - Morse Watchmans Inc. of Oxford, Connecticut, has introduced a new modular version of its KeyWatcher Illuminated System. The new design occupies less wall space and offers modules containing slots for keys, credit cards, or lockers.
08/09/2007 - Dallas-based DSX Access Systems and EasyLobby, Inc., of Needham, Massachusetts, have developed an integration module that seamlessly integrates WinDSX total access control and EasyLobby’s Secure Visitor Management software.
08/09/2007 - Indianapolis-based Stanley Security Solutions has introduced the MX8 Patented Keying System for flexibility and convenience without compromising security. A patented side pin ensures that cylinders and cores operate only with the proper key. The system is offered in two series of keyways.
08/09/2007 - CyberLock technology from Videx of Corvallis, Oregon, brings key control and an audit trail to padlocks. The electronic padlock cannot be compromised by conventional lock-picking methods, and the CyberKey cannot be duplicated.
08/09/2007 - Brivo Systems of Bethesda, Maryland, has announced the release of Version 1.0.2h of the ACS OnSite Application, its standalone access control system, which is especially suited for providing security at a single facility, even if that facility houses more than one business.
08/08/2007 - Honeywell of Louisville, Kentucky, has demonstrated the capabilities of integration between its Vindicator Intrusion Detection System and its Enterprise Network Video Recorder, which expands the value of both systems, allowing custom-ers to monitor more assets with fewer resources.
08/08/2007 - SimonsVoss Technologies, Inc., of Franklin, Wisconsin, has introduced a transponder that replaces a mechanical key. A user pushes the button to unlock multiple doors and control a wide range of equipment as authorized by the system administrator.
08/08/2007 - Morse Watchmans Inc. has introduced the new KeyWatcher Illuminated System. The redesigned system offers more storage and convenience with illuminated slots to make it easier to find the proper keys.
08/08/2007 - Videx of Corvallis, Oregon, has introduced two new CyberLock systems. EntryPoint is a hardware-only system that requires no programming software. It features a simple but effective electronic lock system with cylinders that cannot be picked and keys that cannot be duplicated.