09/29/2011 - Jetico of Helsinki, Finland, has released enhanced utilities that ensure enterprisewide control to encrypt data or permanently delete files.
08/22/2011 - Genetec of Montreal, Canada, has developed a map-based command-and-control feature for its Omnicast IP video surveillance system. Using the Plan Manager, operators can create and integrate maps into the surveillance system.
07/22/2011 - NaviGate by Lauren Innovations of New Philadelphia, Ohio, is a Web-based critical information system. The new version 5.0 features a new user interface, document and incident management capabilities, and enhancements to the emergency and learning management modules.
07/22/2011 - Speco Technologies of Amityville, New York, makes it possible for users to view live video on an iPhone. The SpecoView iPhone App accommodates video from the company’s TH-Series, TL-Series, and WM-Series digital video recorders (DVRs). Recorded files from the DVRs can also be viewed.
07/22/2011 - IndigoVision of Edison, New Jersey, has released SMS 4, its ONVIF-conformant security management system. The new release includes Control Center 4.2 video management software and updates to the company’s network video recorders. The system integrates storage, access control, analytics, and other security systems, and ONVIF standardization means customers can use third-party IP cameras.
06/28/2011 - New activity and incident reporting software from PatrolTrak of Granville, Massachusetts, makes documenting daily site security activities and incidents quick and easy.
05/27/2011 - PPM2000 Inc. of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, and Brivo Systems LLC of Bethesda, Maryland, have integrated their Software as a Service (SaaS) applications so that select access control events can be passed to an incident-reporting system for documentation, analysis, and follow-up.
03/29/2011 - Software House of Westford, Massachusetts, has released C•CURE 9000 Enterprise access control software, which provides scalable central management of building security for multisite installations.
02/28/2011 - Toshiba Surveillance & IP Video Products of Irvine, California, has launched a mobile viewer for its Surveillix NVR video monitoring and recording software. It enables users to access video recorders via their Apple iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad devices.