December 2005: Feature Articles

• Securex 2005 in the spotlight at EXSA awards function
• A new dimension in fire detection
• A two-prong approach to prison safety and security
• Combatting corruption and improving service delivery
• Image generation: sensors and scanning - A guide to IP video, Part 3
• Next-generation installer support for the IP world
• Safe and secure
• The acquisition, care and feeding of security consultants
• The convergence of physical security and IT: integration lessons - what the private sector can learn from the CAC Project
• Video surveillance in the retail sector - effectively combating crime

November 2005: Feature Articles

• CBR 10 Most Influential - Wireless
• Co-operation and systems integration: key to improved security for the banking industry
• Eye spy with IP - an industry overview of what is in store for IP surveillance systems
• From VCRs to IP-surveillance
• Security solutions for the mid-size company
• Setting the global pace from South Africa
• The convergence of physical security and IT - integrating physical and IT security management (Part 2)
• The evolution of video surveillance: a guide to IP video - Part 2
• Why control rooms fail

October 2005: Feature Articles

• Making the right connection for digital CCTV
• Most influential access control
• Moving towards broad-based BEE
• Safety first
• The convergence of physical security and IT - integrating physical and IT security management

Access & Identity Management Handbook 2005

September 2005: Feature Articles

• Erratum
• FREE surveillance incident management technologies and processes breakfast
• Spoornet invites suppliers to participate in a request for information on railway vehicle tracking system
• 2005 Top Security Brands: the selection process
• CBR 10 Most Influential - Networking
• CBR 10 Most Influential - Security
• CBR 10 Most Influential - Storage
• ESSA debuts in September 1995
• Internet-connected security systems: just how safe are they?
• Management vs security: how management undermines security effectiveness
• Public areas and stadia: what is the point of a security system if you cannot identify the culprits?
• The convergence of physical security and IT: bottom line
• Top 10 security products of 1995
• Top 10 tech news of the past 10 years

CCTV Handbook 2005

July 2005: Feature Articles

• Do not be a dodo
• How well do you know your partner?
• Life on the safe side
• The convergence of physical security and IT: internetworking
• The key future trends in CCTV
• Video over IP likely to play major role in future CCTV surveillance

August 2005: Feature Articles

• Benchmarking CCTV performance through audits
• Novel access control solution at RM
• Terror in the city
• The convergence of physical security and IT: internetworking - Part 2

June 2005: Feature Articles

• Success in the security industry
• Automation an essential component of effective mine security systems
• Confessions of a CTO
• Convenience vs security: How well do biometrics work?
• Intelligent technology is in your CCTV systems' future
• Nerd, techie, specialist, guru or expert ... which do you need?
• Security a top priority at Mount Isa Mines
• The convergence of physical security and IT: responsibilities
• The seven deadly sins of real-world backups

April 2005: Feature Articles

• Card games
• Deciding on the extent of surveillance coverage
• Effective risk management
• Endpoint security end game
• Park safe
• Pentagon-like security and BMS at Hollard's new HO
• Q&A

May 2005: Feature Articles

• Success in the security industry
• CCTV does not reduce crime
• Facial recognition Q&A
• Facing up to a new world order
• New generation DVRs
• Putting the 'I' back in ID
• The evolving world of access control systems
• The successful use of CCTV (or not) – lessons from UK research
• Top five myths of outsourcing e-mail security

February 2005: Feature Articles

• Success in the security industry
• Picking your way through the legal minefield
• SA's first security city
• Security for systems in networked and standalone environments
• Unified approach needed for secure content management