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Anti-Malware Protection
Genetec announced a partnership with Cylance, a business unit of Blackberry, to bring artificial intel- ligence antivirus protection to appliances custom- ers. Genetec now offers additional cybersecurity protection to its StreamVault line of infrastructure solutions by including CylancePROTECT at no addi- tional cost to its users. All of Genetec’s products are expected to have the software pre-installed when they are shipped to customers, starting in Septem- ber. The protection software protects endpoints and organizations by using AI to block malware infec- tions and implementing additional controls that safeguard against script-based, file-less memory and external device-based attacks. The product distinguishes itself by using machine learning, not signatures, to identify and block known and unknown malware from running without using an internet connection.
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Shared Occupancy Controllers
Nortech offers two Shared Occupancy Controllers that are compact, standalone units that control ac- cess for groups of users sharing the same park- ing facility. The CPC204 controller can provide full access control to parking that is shared by up to four independent user groups, providing the sys- tem manager with usage monitoring. The system also prevents each user group from exceeding its allocated number of parking spaces and works with almost any barrier/gate system. The CRC202 con- troller works in a similar fashion, but can be used for up to two user groups. Controllers provide a range of access control functions such as restrict- ing parking to certain times of the day, preventing abuse of pass cards and supporting visitor man- agement using group-specific PIN codes.
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Vehicle Recognition Software
Rekor Systems Inc. announced it has joined the NVIDIA Metropolis Software Partner Program and is leveraging the program’s Graphic Processing Units to accelerate its OpenALPR vehicle recogni- tion software. NVIDIA Metropolis is a video analyt- ics platform that spans multiple NVIDIA products. Its parent company says it is paving the way for the creation of AI cities, making them safer through us- ing deep learning to solve problems around public safety, traffic management and resource optimiza- tion. Rekor’s software scans and recognizes thou- sands of license plates per hour with an accuracy rate exceeding 99 percent. The company hopes to use the program to grow its business. Through NVIDIA, Rekor technology can be made available to law enforcement, security, electronic toll collection, banking and insurance, traffic management and more.
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Banking Surveillance
Surveon Technology offers solutions for banking surveillance, including a video protection mask and watermark functions. The Surveon Control Center provides remote monitoring and centralized man- agement with the goal of making it easier for banks to manage their surveillance systems and reduce operating costs. The company also provides a com- pact series of cameras that provide megapixel im- age quality even under complex lighting conditions, helping to protect outdoor and indoor ATMs from threats. In addition, the company offers storage that equals up to one year of non-stop recording and a failover solution that will ensure no video loss from mission-critical applications. The company focuses on scalability and helping institutions find solutions that suit their surveillance needs.
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Security Management
Maxxess Systems has redesigned its Ambit Event Management Communications Software system. The system provides security management and first responders with real-time human intelligence via users’ devices along with other remote access control and geo-tracking capabilities. The app can unlock doors manually or even automatically while also allowing users to request location tracking to help security respond to incidents more quickly and accurately. The redesigned app allows for easier operation through a new status update window, an easily accessible panic button, support for multiple photos from the field and a texting option for us- ers who don’t have the app to still receive mass broadcasts powered by the system. The redesign also allows for managers to assign reports to des- ignated groups or individuals, reducing time spent communicating through other disparate channels.
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Smart Cards
HID Global added FID02 authentication to its Cre- scendo smart cards, enabling them to support the FIDO Alliance industry initiative focused on “pass- word-less” sign-in. The company partnered with Microsoft on this effort. In addition, HID Global also expanded its Crescendo line with the Crescendo Key Series that brings the same authentication capabilities and other features of smart cards to workstations, laptops, tablets and more without requiring additional reader and driver software. The cards are unified enterprise badges that combine visual identification, network and cloud authentica- tion and physical access, helping to improve con- venience for employees and contractors who can tap the cards to open doors and authenticate to Windows and cloud applications.
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