Posts Tagged ‘Technology’

• FBI Launches Its Next Generation Identification (NGI) System

  • May 13th, 2011
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  • Tags: ARK Systems, Color Code System, Color Coded System, Core processing, Department of Homeland Security, FBI, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Fingerprint identification, fingerprint scans, Lockheed Martin, Maryland, MBSS, Morpho Biometric Search Services, MorphoTrak, Next Generation Identification, NGI, Replaces Color Coded System, security, Security advancements, security field, Security Maryland, Secutiry Measures, Technology, Terrorism, Terrorism security measures, Terrorist, Video security, Video surveillance, What's new in Security

  The future is now according to this article from the Homeland Security Newswire. The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) recently launched its innovative Next Generation Identification (NGI) system, which will gradually phase out the old Integrated Automated Fingerprint Identification System… Read More

• Overcoming Network Distance Limitations to PoE Cameras

  • April 7th, 2011
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  • Tags: 100, 100-meter limit, Advantages, ARK Systems, Benefits, Cable, Cabling, Cannot Exceed, Converter, Copper, Current, DC, DC current, DC Electrical Current, DC Power, Distance, DSL, Electrical, Electrical Current, Ethernet, Exceed, Extenders, Fiber, Fiber Optics, IP, IP Surveillance, LAN, LAN Extenders, Limit, Limitations, Locations, Maryland, Media, Media Converter, Meters, Miles, Network Solutions, Network Solutions Maryland, Optics, Overcoming Network Distance Limitations to PoE Cameras, PoE, Power, Power over Ethernet, Problem, Remote, Remote Locations, security, Solutions, Surveillance, Technology, UTP, UTP Cable, UTP Cabling

  Power over Ethernet (PoE) technology powers IP surveillance cameras by transferring DC electrical currents and data over standard UTP cabling. This article explains everything you need to know about the advantages and limitations of PoE technology. One of the biggest… Read More

• Network Appliance Solutions

  • March 24th, 2011
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  • Tags: Advantages, Alternative, Architecture, ARK Systems, Database, Easy, end-users, facility security end-users, Internet, Network Appliance Architecture, Network Appliance Solutions, Open Source, Open Source Technology, Operating System, Seamless Expansion, security end-users, Simple, Technology, The Coud, User-friendly

  For those facility security end-users who desire the productivity and savings you get from a cloud computing environment, a new, yet proven, architecture – Network Appliance Solutions – offers an effective alternative. This article outlines the benefits of Network Appliance… Read More