Security Imaging News

Chillicothe High School, in north-central Missouri, has deployed HD megapixel cameras as part of its new IP video surveillance system.
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A new report from Chicago's inspector general finds safety might not be the city's main goal when picking the locations of red light cameras.

The Lancaster. Pa. Community Safety Coalition is embarking on an "Adopt-A-Camera" campaign to raise funds that will help pay for the coalition's 161 surveillance cameras deployed around the city.

The University of Alabama at Huntsville will use unmanned aerial devices to help police monitor, and supposedly protect, students on campus.
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When know-how information, or knowledge, is scarce, customers overcome it by doing it themselves.
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 A Washington, D.C.-based engineer is working on the "Drone Shield" that might be able to send you text and email alerts that let you know when a drone is nearby.

A new SIA subcommittee seeks to educate end users on perimeter security requirements and best practices, especially for video detection. 
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Boston Police Commissioner Edward Davis said that surveillance drones could play a role in providing security at next year's Boston Marathon.

The migration from analog infrastructure to networked systems continues to gain traction at a rapid pace given all the inherent benefits networked technology provides for video surveillance and security applications.
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