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Portable Encrypted Drive
SECUREDATA debuted its latest data security solu- tion with the introduction of the SecureDrive Duo, the first and only portable external hardware-en- crypted drive on the market. The drive offers two secure methods of OS/Host independent user- authentication – PIN-authentication with a built-in alphanumeric keypad and wireless authentication by using a smartphone with a paired app. The com- pany already offers encrypted storage devices, its “BT” line of drives, that includes layers such as remote management. The new product combines features from the BT line into one solution for se- cure device management, data protection and an easier user interface. SECUREDATA also offers file repair software and data recovery.
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Wireless Broadband Security
Zyxel Communications showcased its compre- hensive portfolio of 5G/CBRS/LTE wireless broad- band solutions as well as its cybersecurity service solutions for service providers at CES. eHomeShield powered by F-Secure is a suite of cybersecurity products that enables service providers to offer their subscribers comprehensive gateway security with smart home cyber-threat protection, privacy protection and parental control services. Service providers have the option to provide anti-virus and malware protection services for subscribers. The service includes an easy-to-use mobile app. Zyx- el’s product line includes an intelligent whole-home Wi-Fi system called Halo Air. The 5G fixed wireless broadband gateway and Wifii6 WiFi extender sys- tems deliver broadbands speeds up to 2 Gbps.
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DIY Security Cameras
ADT showcased its new DIY smart home security brand, Blue by ADT, at CES. The new camera line takes advantage of ADT’s acquisition of LifeShield, providing customers with an extendable DIY sys- tem to customize their homes with self-monitoring, month-to-month or 24/7 professional monitoring backed by the company. The first products released are stand-alone smart cameras, including an in- door camera, outdoor camera and doorbell camera. Each camera can be used on its own or be part of a larger integrated home security system. One highlighted feature is that Blue cameras will insert a video clip into the alert, allowing users to see if it’s worth further investigation instead of having to click through a notification to see the video feed.
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Cloud Security
OpenEye integrated Maxxess eFusion secu- rity management software into the OpenEye Web Services ecosystem late last year. eFusion allows security personnel to more precisely monitor and assess potential and emerging threats and respond quickly to emergencies. The integration enables the Maxxess monitoring software to retrieve video from OpenEye video surveillance systems through OpenEye Web Services (OWS) and allow users to view it natively in eFusion. Users can view both live and recorded video in reference to access control events. eFusion establishes a connection to record- ers using OpenEye Web Services’ Web Connect technology, improving connection reliability. The new integration increases user ability to conduct video verification of events.
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Video Surveillance Tool
Genetec has introduced a new point-of-sale inte- gration tool to help retailers speed up theft investi- gation: the Security Center Transaction Finder. The tool is integrated in the security system to combine point-of-sale data with corresponding video . There is an option to incldue analytics and other data sources in the analysis. Users will no longer need to jump between different platforms and will be able to filter through large volumes of transactions to detect suspicious activity, according to Genetec. All that investigators need to do is enter search criteria like date and time, employee name, void transac- tions, motion detected on the customer side and more. The tool will then scan the POS database for activities that meet the selected criteria.
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Outdoor IP Cameras
Nortek Security & Control has introduced a new range of video surveillance cameras under its Elan brand as well as a NVR (network video recorder) and compatible accessories. The six new outdoor IP cameras feature built-in advanced IntelliVision analytics for more precise person and vehicle clas- sification and advanced object detection, which provides personalized and informative alerts to the end user. The 8-channel NVR can be mounted in a structured wiring can or a rack shelf. Along with the new cameras, the system integrates quickly and completely as part of a whole-house or property- wide Elan intelligent system. All new models run NSC’s IntelliVision video analytics and allow users to adjust the motorized zoom and focus from the Elan app almost anywhere in the world.
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