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Vuance to provide perimeter security and border control to European airport

noreply@blogspirit.com (Boaz BABAI) — Sun, 09 Sep 2007 20:15:00 +0200

Vuance (formerly SuperCom) will provide an integrated perimeter security system and a border control system to a European international Airport to for a total of $13.8 million. The establishment of the security and control system will begin during the third quarter of 2007.

"This contract demonstrates our abilities to address the need for effective perimeter security and border control at international airports and other venues, and to provide our solutions where the safety and security of personnel, passengers and facilities are of critical importance," said Eyal Tuchman, Vuance CEO.

Vuance provides innovative incident management, active RFID, access control and credentialing solutions to public safety, commercial, institutional and government sectors.

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Magal acquire European security systems integrator for 6.8 million Euros

noreply@blogspirit.com (Boaz BABAI) — Thu, 06 Sep 2007 15:25:00 +0200

Magal Security Systems acquire a European company involved in the installation and integration of security systems for 6.8 million Euros in cash and additional consideration that will be based on performance and will be payable over the next five years.

This acquisition is part the Magal's strategic plan to expand its activities in the integration field, particularly in countries with strong growth potential for the company's security solutions. The acquired company is active in geographic areas where Magal has limited activity.

"This acquisition serves as an important step in the implementation of Magal's overall strategic expansion plan of penetrating new territories and regions, while further expanding our solutions offering,” said Izhar Dekel, Magal CEO. “We believe that this acquisition increases our ability to offer our comprehensive security solutions to new customers by expanding our global footprint into new markets."

Magal has recently received an order for a turnkey project of approximately US$4 million from one of the leading oil and gas companies in the world, which its headquarters is located in Europe, to protect two gas pressure stations.

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UK BMW car dealer deploys ioimage video analytics

noreply@blogspirit.com (Boaz BABAI) — Thu, 26 Jul 2007 10:00:00 +0200

Nick Whale, a UK BMW car dealership, has successfully installed ioimage video surveillance system to safeguard its outdoor sales site from theft and vandalism which added up to $1 million in damages a year.

The installation featuring advanced tracking and intrusion detection capabilities has already helped the Nick Whale dealership detect and remove several intruders from the premises. The group plans to deploy a similar system at additional car dealerships this summer.

Prior to turning to ioimage, the Nick Whale dealership had deployed an external passive sensor system that failed to deliver complete site coverage due to blockages caused by continuously moving stock. As a result, the dealership suffered an average of five thefts per year, with each incident involving up to five stolen cars. The ioimage solution provides the Nick Whale dealership with full coverage of the sales lot, which holds about 100 new and used cars worth some $4 million.

The Nick Whale Group is a leading English dealership specializing in high-end and sports cars. Ioimage provides high-performance video encoders and cameras with built-in analytics. ioimage offers a new approach to video security by transforming surveillance into a proactive, event-driven process.

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Securitas Direct provides 3G home surveillance system powered by RADVISION technology

noreply@blogspirit.com (Boaz BABAI) — Wed, 25 Jul 2007 13:25:00 +0200

Spanish security systems company Securitas Direct provides 3G home surveillance system based on RADVISION’s SCOPIATM interactive video platform and 3G vide. The security solution is developed by CESTEL, a major Spanish system integrator and service provider.

“3G mobile access to surveillance cameras is a solution that our customers are looking for,” said Mr. José Luis Martin, Securitas Direct’s CTO. “The solution provided by RADVISION and CESTEL allows easy access to 3G video streams from any device, anywhere, in real-time and with no need for a client download, resulting in an efficient and manageable large scale deployment. The superior video quality and smooth operation enhances our surveillance and security offerings significantly.”

The initial deployment targets an installation base of 7,000 households throughout Spain. Home cameras, connected to the security system via ADSL can be accessed by 3G mobile subscribers, who are called when a manual or automatic alarm triggers the system. The cameras and other electrically controlled devices such as doors, gates and alarms can be activated by the number pad on the 3G mobile phone.

“Securitas Direct and CESTEL are pioneering new paradigms in home surveillance and security and leading the market towards widely-deployed remote interactive multimedia access. The remote voice and video communications service is also appealing for personal monitoring of the elderly, nannies, babysitters, household pets and more,” said Alon Barnea, General Manager of RADVISION’s Mobility & Service Provider Business Unit.

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AASSET and ioimage install security systems in the European nuclear research center Cadarache

noreply@blogspirit.com (Boaz BABAI) — Fri, 18 May 2007 08:50:00 +0200

AASSET Security and ioimage have teamed up to install security systems for leading French organizations including Nexans, a global expert in cables and cabling systems, RATP, the Parisian mass transit authority, and the nuclear research center Cadarache, one of Europe’s largest energy R&D centers.

The solution at Cadarache delivers perimeter protection, thereby meeting the stringent demands of the security-sensitive nuclear research center. The ioimage solution for Nexans replaces previously used infrared barriers in order to protect key manufacturing facilities and equipment from theft and vandalism. At RATP, trip-wire intrusion detection technology is used against graffiti vandalism.

These installations is part of successful partnership between ioimage, a provider of intelligent video solutions, and AASSET Security, a leading European manufacturer and distributor of CCTV solutions. AASSET, that serve as a distributor of ioimage products in France, has carried out a large number of small, medium and large ioimage-based security installations at major military, transportation, logistics, infrastructure, and industrial sites.

AASSET distributes a range of cutting-edge security solutions including intelligent video analytic products, ANPR systems, IR LED lighting products, DVRs, anti-vandal domes, and UTP data transmission systems. AASSET’s customer base includes leading enterprises such as the Société Générale banking group and Air France, as well as prominent public-sector organizations and institutions such as the Parisairports authority and Louvre Museum.

Ioimage provides high-performance video encoders and cameras with built-in analytics, designed and packaged for simplicity. ioimage offers a new approach to video security by transforming surveillance into a proactive, event-driven process.

ioimage acquires technology assets of Unisor

noreply@blogspirit.com (Boaz BABAI) — Wed, 07 Mar 2007 15:00:00 +0100

Intelligent Video Appliances Provider ioimage has acquired the technological assets of Unisor, a software and hardware design and manufacturing house for commercial and military markets. With the acquisition, ioimage extends its technological capabilities, broadens its offering, and reinforces its position in the video analytics market.

Experts in embedded design and product development, Unisor brings to ioimage a wealth of experience in the development of video transmission, data link communications, and intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR) solutions. The acquisition also equips ioimage with the patent pending lvm platform, a low-latency video encoder for high-end, video-based applications.

Unisor Design Services, led by Moshe Lerner, was founded in May 2003 as a joint venture between Unisor Multisystems, a leading R&D outsourcing company founded in 1994, and Data JCE, a leading components distributor and ASIC design center in Israel.

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NICE Systems to secure the Eiffel Tower

noreply@blogspirit.com (Boaz BABAI) — Tue, 10 Oct 2006 09:00:00 +0200

NICE Systems has received a follow-on order for its smart video solutions to help secure the Eiffel Tower in Paris, France. The Eiffel Tower is the most frequented monument with an entrance fee in the world, with 6.5 million visitors each year.

With real-time, distributed digital video security solutions and advanced video analytics, NICE helps streamline security operations and protect the Eiffel Tower, enabling site managers to identify risk in real time, make optimal decisions, and take action that improves security.

NICE provides real-time threat detection. With advanced digital video analytics they can easily retrace the steps of suspicious individuals and verify whether the event indeed constitutes a real security risk. The result is enhanced safety of visitors to the monument.

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SuperCom to provide a national ID issuing and control system to European country for $50 million

noreply@blogspirit.com (Boaz BABAI) — Tue, 19 Sep 2006 08:35:00 +0200

SuperCom, a provider of identification and active RF tracking solutions, has signed an approximately $50 million agreement, with a European country, to provide the end-to-end system for a national multi ID issuing and control system.

The 10-year project involves the implementation of an end-to-end national ID issuing and control system based on SuperCom's Magna system and includes the supply of digital enrollment and production equipment, software, maintenance and supply of secured raw material for the production of various National ID cards.

Headquartered in Israel, SuperCom offers a wide range of standard and customized smart card based solutions for physical and logical security. Recently SuperCom announced several additional agreements to supply its Magna end-to-end solution for the production, management and personalization of biometric passports in Asia-Pacific, Europe and other regions.

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US state department deployed ioimage's intelligent video solution to protect military compound in Afghanistan

noreply@blogspirit.com (Boaz BABAI) — Wed, 23 Aug 2006 08:50:00 +0200

US State Department has deployed ioimage’s video surveillance system at a compound in Kabul, Afghanistan to protect the facility from security breaches. ioimage's intelligent video appliances enable dozens of pan/tilt/zoom and fixed cameras to monitor activity outside the compound and to alert security guards to suspicious events and insurgent attacks.

The ioimage system is part of a new security solution that was installed at the compound by security systems integrator High-Ground. The project also included integrating ioimage’s system with infrared illuminators in poorly lit areas, a central command center, wiring and power generators.

“The ioimage video analytics solution was extremely easy to deploy,” said Tom Wiese, chief operating officer of High-Ground Corp. “We didn’t have any prior experience with ioimage’s intelligent video appliances, but it only took a few days to get the complete system up and running, including installation, configuration and integration of dozens of cameras located throughout the compound.”

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Substance detection firm IDenta begins marketing new explosive detection kits

noreply@blogspirit.com (Boaz BABAI) — Tue, 22 Aug 2006 10:15:00 +0200

Substance Detection Firm IDenta has started marketing and shipping its new explosive detection kits. IDenta's new detectors are able to detect the full range of the well-known types of military, commercial and the homemade explosives. Sample detection kits has shipped to representatives in a number of countries including France, Hungary, China, and the US.

IDenta's new detectors are able to detect the full range of the well-known types of military, commercial and the homemade explosives including: TNT/PETN, RDX/NITRATE, UREA NITRATE, AMMONIUM NITRATE, TATP/HMTD, and CHLORATE/BROMATE.

TATP, Ammonium Nitrate, and UREA NITRATE are particularly extremely dangerous compounds which have caused massive destruction of property, and loss of life in the hands of terrorist organizations. Recently three tons of Ammonium Nitrate were captured in Canada which were expected to be used by terrorists from Al-Qaida.

IDenta also has developed an innovative detector which can detect whether a substance is Cocaine/Crack or the white powder of TATP.

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