From the Editor's Desk

Old School worked for a reason
July 2010, Technews Publishing, News & Events
The Internet has changed much of the way we work and interact. Communications with friends, family and business associates is now easier, cheaper and faster with this medium, although this may not always ...

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Local is lekker, but not lekker enough to buy
June 2010, Technews Publishing, News & Events
As a recovering IT journalist I have been blessed with a generous portion of cynicism and I am not afraid to share it. Although I must say I am not as cynical as I used to be; we have meetings, you know. ...

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Head in the sand, or hole in the head?
May 2010, Technews Publishing, News & Events
One of the great things about my job is that I get to see a few real industry firsts. Not the endless ‘firsts’ we constantly hear about from marketers and PR people, but real ground-breaking stuff. Hi-Tech ...

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It is surveillance month
April 2010, Technews Publishing, News & Events
Welcome to the April 2010 edition of Hi-Tech Security Solutions. For your reading pleasure, we have kept all mention of the Soccer World Cup to a minimum while keeping relevant security information maximised. ...

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Well, most will survive
March 2010, Technews Publishing, News & Events
The question of security during the FIFA Soccer World Cup is one that does not seem to want to die in the international media with questions being raised in Europe primarily as to the safety of soccer ...

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There is something useful on the Internet
February 2010, Technews Publishing (SA Instrumentation & Control), News & Events
Welcome to the second edition of HSS for 2010, the year when the national chaos finds meaning – or so the marketing promises. Before we start, please be aware that if you are missing any FIFA 2010 World ...

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Mugging Christmas to one and all
November 2009, Technews Publishing, News & Events
Well here we are, the final issue of the year. And if it is not depressing enough that you are going to have to wait until January to get your next Hi-Tech Security Solutions, you are going to do it during ...

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Change is so annoying
October 2009, Technews Publishing, News & Events
Just when you know you know all the answers you find you are no longer a teenager and you are back at square one. Then as you get older the questions get more complicated and you find you cannot quite ...

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Any way you want it
September 2009, Technews Publishing, News & Events
We live in an ever-changing world where the hottest technology today is the blunt hammer of tomorrow. To varying degrees, everything changes, except perhaps consultants. I can remember back when I started ...

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Back to the future, again
August 2009, Technews Publishing, News & Events
Having spent some time in the IT world, both doing IT stuff and writing about it, I realised recently that the security industry is going through a change similar to what happened in the IT world 15 or ...

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A Kit Kat for your life?
July 2009, Technews Publishing, News & Events
In next month’s issue you will see a review I am writing about a new surveillance product from Space TV, as well as a potential review of a couple of IP cameras from other companies. I say potential as ...

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IFSEC, IFSEC and ... wait for it ... IFSEC
June 2009, Technews Publishing (SA Instrumentation & Control), News & Events
You could say we are in IFSEC overload here at Hi-Tech Security Solutions. First there is the preparation for our stand at the local show, known as IFSEC South Africa Securex 2009 to those not on a first ...

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Crime for dummies
May 2009, Technews Publishing, News & Events
I was insane enough to be at Lanseria Airport to catch a 06:15 flight with Kulula on 7 April. Do these Kulula employees realise their canned jokes and comments while trying to be funny at 05:15 in the ...

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Do the bare security necessities
April 2009, Technews Publishing, News & Events
The BBC recently took a break from dishing up its usual preapproved gruel to do something interesting. The broadcaster’s technology programme bought a botnet of over 20 000 infected PCs to send out spam ...

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