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Lab X Technologies, a provider of digital networking connectivity solutions for the professional audio/video industry, has expanded its services into the digital security market, bringing a new level of simplicity to the very complicated challenges advanced security systems face throughout all design and implementation stages. With a focus on Audio Video Bridging (AVB) network inte- gration expertise, Lab X creates solutions that enable various products to work together as part of an integrated system, com- parable to an audio/video and lighting system for a world-class concert venue requiring integrating hardware, software, cabling, audio and lighting control and other disparate technologies for a reliable and seamless installation.


“For more than a decade, Lab X has developed a wealth of intellectual property and expertise that enables complex sys- tems to communicate with on another,” described Lee Minich, president of Lab X. “Security systems are being integrated into all technologies and ensuring the safety of vital information becomes increasingly more difficult as the potential for breach also increases. Today’s installations are far more complex than those even a few years ago, and require dependable integration of electronic locks, video cameras, motion detectors, alarms, remote monitoring, computers, recording devices, timers, etc.” For information, visit wwww.labxtechnologies.com.


iSecurity Show Is Now Online


SDM and SECURITY magazines’ staffs are appreciative to everyone who attended its iSecurity virtual trade show on August 25. The event featured presentations on sports security, workplace violence, school violence, border security, strate- gies for growth in a recovering economy, PERS, and NICET and fire alarm testing. A special thanks to the event sponsor — Moog Quickset — along with exhibitors Anixter, Axis Communications, Convergint Technologies, Deister Electronics, Intransa, JAM, Lutron, RS2, Videofied and VSI. If you missed the event, you can view the complete archive at www.isecuritytradeshow.com. If you’ve never “attended” a virtual event before, iSecurity is well worth the time spent. All you need is an Internet-connected computer and you’re there. You can log on and off as your schedule permits throughout the day.


iSecurity 2011 will be held on February 2. ■


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