On today’s news round-up, we take a look at security installations, which have been implemented around the world. Starting in New Zealand, CEM Systems has announced that its security management system has been selected to secure Farmers fashion department stores. Over in the city of London, a major banking facility has chosen Ingersoll Rand’s steel doorsets to refurbish the facility. Moving on to California, the City of Los Angeles’ Department of Airport has implemented a NICE Systems situation management solution to help with the coordination of the hub for all Los Angeles International airport’s operations and response activities.

Taking a look at events news, according to organisers of  this year’s Moscow International Exhibition Protection, Security and Fires Safety (MIPS), the show has confirmed its position as the largest and most well-established exhibition for the security industry in Eastern Europe and Russia in a market that has recovered well from the economic crisis. Lastly, ASIS International has launched a call for the submissions of presentations for its 11th European Security Conference & Exhibition, which will take place in London on 15-17 April 2012. Read more security news…

Looking back at the top stories of the week, we start with NICE Systems, who will be implementing its IP video security solution with video analytics at China’s Tianjin Metro to enhance the safety and security of 23 stations along its Line 2 route. Over in Nuremberg railway station, Hikvision’s megapixel vandal-resistant dome cameras have been installed to protect travellers and provide the station operators with context-sensitive information. On the other side of the world, organisers of Secutech, the international trade fair for electronic and information security, and fire and safety industries, have announced the dates for next year’s show, which will be taking place in Taiwan.

Focusing on IFSEC 2011, Dallmeier won the prestigious award for “CCTV Camera Equipment of the Year” for its new “Panomera” HD camera technology at the IFSEC Awards. Elmdene International Limited was also a winner as it received the award for “Intruder Alarm or Exterior Deterrent Product of the Year” for its graffiti detector product. Lastly, Siqura has announced that its Siqura Academy will host its first technical training on June 15th and 16th, 2011 at the Security Experience Center (SEC) in Amsterdam. Read more security news…

On today’s news round-up, NICE Systems has announced that it will be implementing its IP video security solution with video analytics at China’s Tianjin Metro to enhance the safety and security of 23 stations along its Line 2 route. In Sri Lanka, TeleEye Group has opened a new office to cater for the strong demand of professional video surveillance products and services in the region. Over in the UK, D-Link has appointed Norbain as a distribution partner to help it increase its footprint with security resellers.

In other news, Canon and Ubiqz have entered a partnership to offer customers a complete network camera security solution for mid to high-end market segments. Lastly, projectiondesign®, based in Norway, has successfully completed the negotiations on acquiring long-standing partner and distributor projectiondesign LLC, the exclusive distributor of projectiondesign products in North America since 2004. Read more security news…

On today’s mid-week news round-up, in the London Borough of Sutton in the UK, MOBOTIX’s high-resolution IP cameras have been deployed to help residents to reduce congestion at the Kimpton Park Way Re-use and Recycling centre. In corporate news, Senstar has announced that it is now the newest member of the Society of Chemical Manufacturers and Affiliates, the leading international trade association representing the batch, custom and specialty chemical industry. To reward loyalty, Pelco has launched a new reward program aimed at delivering industry-leading discounts, rebates, training and support to their partners.

In other news, Lumidigm partner i-Evo will be showcasing its a range of biometric fingerprint readers at IFSEC. Lastly, Ingersoll Rand has partnered with Innovise Enterprise Service Management (ESM) to supply a complete access control, CCTV, intruder alarm and fire alarm management solution in a single “integrated” system. Read more security news…

To wrap up the working week, we begin with Siemens, who has supplied a comprehensive access control system to DONG Energy’s power generator sites throughout Denmark. Looking back at ISC West 2011, the second Mission 500 Security 5K Race proved to be a great success, as it raised more than $80,000 to sponsor children in need through the World Vision organisation. Arecont Vision also launched its new Advanced Channel Partner Certification at the show to further educate security professionals on how to effectively design video surveillance systems.

Focusing on the upcoming Counter Terror Expo due to begin next week, Optex Europe has announced that it will be introducing its complete perimeter protection offering. Lastly, at the upcoming IFSEC 2011 tradeshow, Siqura will be showing visitors how its durable IP video systems provide complete, proven, and customised solutions that are made to last. Read more security news…

On today’s round-up, we take a look at the top news stories of the week. We begin with Dallmeier, whose products have appeared in the blockbuster movie “Unknown” alongside the likes of Diane Kruger and Liam Neeson. Moving from the dizzy heights of the big screen to the small one, Arecont Vision has released a series of best practice training videos on their YouTube channel to help integrators and users get the most out of Arecont Vision’s megapixel cameras. At Citypoint, one of the City of London’s landmark buildings, Wavestore has been chosen to help upgrade the building’s CCTV system.

In its latest study, IMS Research asks: “How safe is your home with video surveillance?” and comments on the global growth of security cameras being sold through the retail channel in 2010. For those anticipating the upcoming IFSEC 2011 tradeshow, Fujinon will be introducing its new 60x, day/night 2 megapixel resolution HD telephoto CCTV zoom lens and SeeTec has announced that it will be showcasing its innovative IP video management software. Lastly, Siqura has announced that its newest cameras will use Pixim’s Seawolf image sensor. Read more security news…

To kick-off the mid-week round-up, we begin with Hollywood news from Dallmeier, whose products have appeared in the blockbuster movie “Unknown” alongside the likes of Diane Kruger and Liam Neeson. Arecont Vision has released a series of best practice training videos on their YouTube channel to help integrators and users get the most out of Arecont Vision’s megapixel cameras. At the MOD’s Qinetic operated Eskmeals Weapons and Equipment Firing range, Visimetrics’ flagship FASTAR CCTV recording solution has been deployed.

In events news, SeeTec has announced that it will be showcasing its IP video management software at IFSEC 2011. At this year’s Cards Asia 2011 starting today, the focus will be smart card applications and payments innovation. Read more security news…

To end the working week, we focus on ISC West show news. As we reach the last day of the show, Avigilon has introduced its Control Center 4.8 Network Video Management Software. HID Global is also showcasing its U.S Federal Identity Compliance initiative for Physical Access Control at the event. For those interested to learn more about outdoor video analytics systems for perimeter security applications, SightLogix has launched a new National Accounts Programme for large-scale integrators.

In corporate news, Arecont Vision has integrated its megapixel cameras with FST21 safe identity management systems. Lastly, the COMPRION terminal simulator has been adopted by 5 card manufacturers and many world-leading operators to test their smart cards according to ISO/IEC 7816, SWP and HCI specifications. Read more security news…

On today’s round-up, HID Global has announced that it will showcase its new developments in its federal identity compliance initiative and preview its next-generation access control technology platform at ISC West 2011. March Networks will also be at the show to offer in depth information on the latest IP video technologies and applications. In a deal worth $3.5 million, March Networks’ intelligent IP video solution has been selected to be installed in 7,000 bank branches.

At the luxury Glendorgal Hotel in Cornwall in the UK, Mul-T-Lock’s innovative Smartair offline access control system has been installed to upgrade its security without compromising aesthetics. Lastly, the 19th Convergence India 2011 Expo held in Pragati Maidan, New Delhi has become a huge success, according to its organisers. Read more security news…

To start the first round-up of the week, we begin in Australia where Milestone’s open platform IP video management software is being used by Coastalwatch, an innovative analytics and media content company that services international surf life-saving and coastal management needs. In corporate news, SALTO Systems has appointed Andy D’Urso as the new integration manager and ACT has also recruited Richard Money as sales executive for the UK Southern Region.

Following last week’s UK budget announcement by the coalition Government, The British Security Industry (BSIA) has welcomed the Government’s announcement of a boost to tax credits for small businesses conducting Research and Development into new products. Lastly, Security Solutions has developed a new brand identity as part of its pledge to become even more customer focused. Read more security news…