Net advances stress speed, but buy process enlarges

Article Abstract:

Corporate security buyers continue to be affected by the shift of security applications from stand-alone personal computers to integrated systems over local area, wide area and Internet network platforms. Now, there is more sharing of LAN/WAN infrastructure and more enterprise IT designs that include security apps and use of corporate, private and public backbones by security operations. Corporate players representing IT and telecommunications are now more involved in the buying cycle. Networking technologies are also improving. Meanwhile, advances in technology and consolidations in the industry are also affecting remote sites and branch office operations.

Comment:

Corporate security buyers continue to be affected by the shift of security applications from stand-alone PCs to LAN/WAN networks

Telephone Apparatus Manufacturing, Security Scramblers, Scramblers (Telecommunications)

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Multiplexers demand grows as features, performance improve

Article Abstract:

The market for multiplexers is growing at 25% a years, according to an official of one company. The development brings lower prices and the addition of new features and improved performance. New technology includes the ability to record, display and play back simultaneously, according to the official. This ability is called triplex, as opposed to simplex and duplex, which describe the previous systems. Triplex allows the user to view the monitor and look at multiple cameras, record all cameras, display all cameras and in a given area of the monitor, look at playback at the same time.

Comment:

Market for multiplexers is growing at 25% a years, according to an official of one company

Radio and Television Broadcasting and Wireless Communications Equipment Manufacturing, CCTV Surveillance Equip, Closed circuit television equipment, Television surveillance equipment

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Electronic measures, procedures impact credit card fraud levels

Article Abstract:

Increased vigilance on the part of businesses coupled with security measures that have been installed in credit cards have contributed to a steady decline in the rate of losses due to credit card fraud in the US. A comparison of the figures from the early 1990s to 1999 reveal a positive impact for embedded artificial intelligence programs that are being used by the major card companies. The increase in online buying, a development that is expected to result in increased credit card fraud, has not created an impact so far.

Nonbank Credit Card Firms, Credit Card Issuing, Nonbank credit card services

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