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Drone Detection Device
DroneShield Ltd is pleased to announce the up- coming 2Q2020 software release of its RF-based threat detector for its various counterdrone prod- ucts, including body-worn RfPatrol MKIITM plat- form. The software upgrade will be available for all customers and fielded devices starting July 1. RfPatrol MKIITM is a body-worn passive (non-emit- ting) drone detection device. As the drone threat rapidly evolves, DroneShield provides quarterly updates to ensure its customers receive continu- ous counterdrone protection. 2Q2020 quarter up- date includes a number of new drone models from multiple manufacturers, as well as performance enhancements and general firmware updates.
Long-term Video Retention
Cozaint Corporation, has announced the launch of askALICE, the industry’s most economical video surveillance management hardware and software system delivering extreme long-term retention. askALICE provides an enterprise-grade video man- agement software suite integrated with server and multi-tiered storage. Cozaint has developed the capabilities of the VMS software to easily play back video from either initial storage or second- tier storage without any additional steps needed by the surveillance operator. This breakthrough now enables the Cozaint VMS Software —named BOB- BYvms— to seamlessly and effortlessly play video from various tiers of storage.
Making Access Management Simple
Bosch Building Technologies is introducing its Ac- cess Management System 3.0 as a simple, scalable and always available solution. Today’s market wants access control systems that are always available, scalable, and integrated with other security solu- tions like video and intrusion systems to ensure the highest security and safety levels. At the same time, these systems must be easy to configure and use. With the introduction of the Access Management System 3.0, Bosch meets all of these requirements. The system is designed to be available at all times. Its resilient design includes a Master Access Control- ler (MAC) as an additional layer of defense between the server and the access controllers.
Converter Attains Certification
The Cypress OSDP-Wiegand Converter has at- tained certification by the Security Industry Associa- tion’s OSDP Verified program. The OSDP Verified mark validates that a device conforms to the SIA Open Supervised Device Protocol (OSDP) standard and its related performance profiles. One of the first devices to receive the OSDP Verified designation, the Cypress OSM-1000 Converter is a sought-after solution for adopting OSDP, which became an international IEC standard this year. OSM-1000 offers a choice of 2 op- erating modes. When used in PD (Peripheral Device) mode, it connects a traditional Wiegand reader to an OSDP access control unit. When used in ACU (Access Control Unit) mode, the OSM-1000 connects an OSDP reader with a legacy Wiegand access controller.
Antimicrobial Security Tray Technology
Leidos is upgrading the Edinburgn Airport Limited security tray returns with its antimicrobial tray tech- nology. The technology will minimize the spread of bacteria in an airport setting from person to surface contact. The security trays prevent reproduction of a broad spectrum of bacteria, including staphylococ- cus aureus (staph), E. coli, and antibiotic-resistant bacteria like MRSA and VRE, by 99.99 percent. The antimicrobial technology is built into the security tray during Leidos’ tray manufacturing process and continuously minimizes the presence of microbes throughout the security tray’s lifecycle.
A unique Traffic Enclosure Lock
ABLOY USA is the first company in the United States to offer a uni-versal hybrid mechanical/ electromechanical product with the introduction of its new Traffic Enclo-sure Locks. The 75481 series provides several key access control op- tions using less cylinder and offering greater ac- countability. The 75481 series provides the right solution for three distinct applications. The first is product specific with less cylinder, such as any Key-In-Knob Schlage. There also is the mechani- cal PRO-TEC2 and the electromechanical ABLOY CLIQTM. The need to secure traffic critical infra- structure is becoming more complicated due to new traffic cabinet technology.
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