Over-Commitment to Buzz-Words May Stem From Damaged Digital DNA

 

space150 Starts 2007 with a Bang, Winning New Business from Andersen Windows, Dairy Queen, and Schwan's Home Service, Inc.

2006 was a dramatic year of growth for space150, and it set the stage for three new client partnerships we're excited to announce: Andersen Windows, Dairy Queen, and Schwan's Home Service, Inc.

Minneapolis, MN (PRWeb) March 29, 2007 -- 2006 was a dramatic year of growth for space150, and it set the stage for three new client partnerships we're excited to announce: Andersen Windows, Dairy Queen, and Schwan's Home Service, Inc.

All three brands are leaders in the offline world, and they have partnered with space150 to achieve their rightful place as leaders in the digital world. Whether through online, mobile, or other emerging technologies, these brands want to drive their respective industries into the modern age of marketing.

"We have always been proponents for digital-centric branding," says Billy Jurewicz, space150 CEO. "And clients are now starting to demand more of our services. Progressive marketers, in particular, are looking for interactive specialists who can lead them into the modern media world."

As a hybrid agency, tying the best creative practices with the latest technologies, space150 is perfectly positioned to capitalize on this strategy in a way traditional agencies simply can't.

"The concept of new world branding has evolved from traditional advertising," says Lori Yeager, space150 Strategy & Insight Director. "Historically, advertising has been more of a monologue--a singular message delivered to a mass audience. The introduction of new technologies has allowed for a true dialogue, a one-on-one interaction with the consumer at all touch points. It's about developing a real relationship based on give and take."

But we're not going to rest on our laurels; the name of our game is over-commitment to evolution. We've recently expanded our office space in Los Angeles. A New York office is on the horizon, as is a state-of-the-art digital production studio. And 2007 will bring continued growth and new opportunities to space150, challenging our team to take our creativity and service to the next level.

About space150
space150 is a full-service agency with digital DNA: we help create and upgrade brands to the modern world, with a focus on helping our clients realize a return on their digital investments. Our services cover everything from full branding and marketing to technical design and development.

For more information about space150, call Lindsay Wenner at 612.332.6458 or visit www.space150.com

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Loophole in RegisterFly.com's System May Save Domain Names

 

Poker Blog Finds Loophole in RegisterFly.com's System That May Potentially Save Over 1 Million Domain Names

Over 200,000 Clients, which include the Government of Thailand, the Easter Seals charity and Pop star Michael Jackson, could be eligible to save their domain names from loss. A Poker Blog Has Found an Emergency Solution.

Miami, FL (PRWeb) March 16, 2007 -- After over a year turmoil at the Registrar know as RegisterFly there may a be a solution to those inclined to save their domains from loss. RegisterFly has been in and out of courts and has a pressing issue with ICANN, and it seems that a lot of clients want to leave this registrar.

There has even been a website created by distressed RegisterFly clients at registerflies.com. In the wake of all this turmoil a poker blog has found the solution that could potentially help save millions of domains from loss and help RegisterFly's clients transfer their domains to another registrar.

The problem that current RegisterFly clients are having is that they have a lock on their Whois information and therefore cannot transfer their domains until they obtain Authorization Codes from RegisterFly.com. Mr. Valentino Viccetzar, writer for the Poker Rouge Blog, has found a solution that outlines exactly how to acquire the codes in the RegisterFly system quickly.

The solution came to Valentino Viccetzar after weeks of trying to switch registrars, when he was faced with the loss of his domains. "The fascinating part of it all is that we (RegisterFly clients) could have transferred the domains long ago ... had we known this loophole," states Mr. Viccetzar. On his blog post he outlines a 15 Step Process that "If followed to the letter, should give you the (authorization) codes and start the domain transfer immediately."

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* Our Top new products selection
[1] Physical access control reader at IFSEC
[2] Road barrier crash tested at 7500kg at 80km/hr
[3] Eliminate passwords with fingerprint recognition
[4] Self programming electronic locking system
[5] Simple, effective proof of delivery system
[6] Three-dimensional zone monitoring
[7] Package screening X-ray screen
[8] IP CCTV network deployed in Scotland
[9] Upgraded CCTV systems for trans-pennine railway
[10] Recruitment company employs pre appointment checks
* Other industry news
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Jonathan Newell, Editor, writes:

One of the news categories on Prosecuritytalk is secure communications
in the section on IT security, software and communications and you may
wonder how important this is in the overall structure of managing
security. With the integration of different technologies to create a
balanced surveillance, monitoring and access control environment, the
communication backbone that links all of this together is the
company's server and local area network, the security of which is
paramount.

Integration is what everyone's selling at the moment and IP cameras
have simplified the process for everyone. Cheap, simple and effective
camera networks can be integrated with biometric software to provide
access control and prevent tail-gating and buddying. Give an
electronic lock an IP address and your employees don't even have to
take their hands out of their pockets - the system will identify them,
let them in and record their working hours for the payroll department.
Its very effective, incredibly easy and very cheap with lots of
vendors falling over themselves to bolt it all together for you.

Any security professional will now be asking where the weakest link is
and the answer is the IT guy who holds the key to it all. All these
systems from the cameras to the time and attendance system communicate
on a TCP/IP network that could also connect to the office or the
warehouse. What are the exit points from this network? A laptop, flash
memory, routers and wireless networks to name just a few - all of
which are controlled by the IT administrator.

Secure communications are therefore essential. The field of IT can no
longer be considered as a separate entity, it is enmeshed with the
whole operational scope of the business including physical security
and the IT department must satisfy all the necessary requirements in
terms of network access control, password management, disaster
recovery and continuity.

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the new products, news and ideas featured here, there are hundreds
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[1] PHYSICAL ACCESS CONTROL READER AT IFSEC
(TDSi, 12 Mar 2007)

Access control specialist, TDSi, is to showcase its latest suite of
products at IFSEC in May.  One product of note is PalmGarde, a
dedicated physical access control reader incorporating PalmSecure
technology from Fujitsu.  Working on near-infrared light, PalmGarde
reads and processes the vein pattern in the palm of the hand.
Established in the womb, this pattern remains unchanged through a
person's life - unlike fingerprints, which change through childhood
and can be prone to damage and distortion.  PalmGarde delivers a
robust and reliable biometric technology, and since no contact with
the actual sensor is required offers a hygienic, user-friendly
solution appropriate for any public area; particularly those within a
healthcare environment.  It also delivers extraordinarily high
standards of accuracy.  Boasting a false rejection rate of 0.01% and a
false acceptance rate of less than 0.00008%, PalmGarde offers a highly
secure access control solution, delivering considerable advantages
over other biometric technologies.

* Read more: http://www.prosecuritytalk.com/news/tds/tds100.html
or send a blank email to mailto:tds100@fetch.prosecuritytalk.com

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[2] ROAD BARRIER CRASH TESTED AT 7500KG AT 80KM/HR
(Frontier Pitts Ltd, 09 Mar 2007)

The Terra Road Closer, a horizontally opened, reinforced hinged beam,
was crash tested in accordance with British standard PAS 68-69 2007
standards and Department of State test standard SD-STD-2.01 Revision
A, Certification Class K12.  The test was conducted to prove the
arresting capability of the Terra Road Closer when impacted with a
7500kg test vehicle at a speed of 80km/hour (50mph).  Following the
highly successful crash tests involving the other certified equipment
in the Anti Terra range, Frontier Pitts was confident that the Terra
Road Closer would also pass the toughest test and achieve the most
difficult standard.  This impressive test result has not only proved
the stopping power of this equipment, but also the reliability and
fortitude of design. 

* Read more: http://www.prosecuritytalk.com/news/frn/frn109.html
or send a blank email to mailto:frn109@fetch.prosecuritytalk.com

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[3] ELIMINATE PASSWORDS WITH FINGERPRINT RECOGNITION
(fingerPIN, 05 Mar 2007)

fingerPIN has announced the shipment of its logical access product
MatchLogon with fingerPIN.  Developed for secure network access and
logon the technology uses fingerPIN's patented multi-fingerprint
sequence technology to provide a single step two factor authentication
which completely eliminates the need for passwords and tokens.
MatchLogon with fingerPIN v1.5 is a robust security platform offering
authentication, authorisation, auditing, and administration for the
Microsoft Windows Active Directory.  The fingerPIN is a biometric
fingerprinting technology that increases the complexity of penetrating
single fingerprint security methods.  It transforms an existing single
fingerprint reader into a sophisticated multiple fingerprint reader
through a simple software upgrade.  Through the fingerPIN the risk of
someone fraudulently logging on or accessing a secure directory using
a third person's fingerprint data is reduced to 1 in 10 billion due to
fingerPIN's powerful matching engine which reduces false acceptances
and stores and recalls templates in sequence.

* Read more: http://www.prosecuritytalk.com/news/fig/fig104.html
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[4] SELF PROGRAMMING ELECTRONIC LOCKING SYSTEM
(Salto Systems, 09 Mar 2007)

Salto Systems has launched a new self programming electronic locking
system specially designed to control doors locked by a mortice lock or
multi point lock and doors that have electronic locking devices (such
as electric strikes magnets, car park barriers etc).  The new Smile
range is suitable for use when you want to control doors on a site by
simple programming from tags, and where no software or computer is
required for programming.  It makes the perfect replacement of a
mechanical master keying system bringing electronic control of the
system and reducing replacement cylinder costs and risk at low cost.
Available in a wall reader format and two models of electronic handle
it covers most needs on a site.  Both handle types are quick and
simple to fit with bolt through fixing to provide stand alone wire
free security solutions.  They are designed to work with most types of
lock with an 8mm follower and euro profile cylinder locks, any type of
door, including those with narrow styled frames and multi point
locking doors.

* Read more: http://www.prosecuritytalk.com/news/sal/sal113.html
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[5] SIMPLE, EFFECTIVE PROOF OF DELIVERY SYSTEM
(Channel and Mobile Solutions, 05 Mar 2007)

A new proof of delivery system has been launched that is set to
revolutionise the courier and logistics industry and give users a
massive advantage in winning new contracts.  The ground breaking
software has been developed by Channel and Mobile Solutions, headed up
by Mike Bowen who has 20 years experience in the mobile computing
industry.  The system called DeliveryPoD has a range of features
designed to help companies win logistics contracts and provide the
highest level of customer service. Logistics is a competitive industry
and Salto wanted to make a state of the art system available to all
organisations with a fleet size of 20+ vehicles.  The software is
highly configurable so that it can be used by a wide variety of
organisations including third party logistics, couriers, business to
business and business to consumer. 

* Read more: http://www.prosecuritytalk.com/news/cha/cha100.html
or send a blank email to mailto:cha100@fetch.prosecuritytalk.com

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[6] THREE-DIMENSIONAL ZONE MONITORING
(Pilz Automation Technology, 05 Mar 2007)

Pilz is launching SafetyEYE, the world's first safe camera system for
three-dimensional zone monitoring, which could change the face of
automotive production lines and other automated manufacturing
environments.  The same system also has potential applications outside
industry, such as protecting museum exhibits.  In comparison with
traditional hinged and sliding machine guards, safety light curtains
and laser area scanners are highly advantageous for applications
requiring frequent access by operators.  Not only is opening a
physical guard time-consuming and fatiguing, but maintenance can be
hindered by the presence of the guard and its supporting structure.
Nevertheless, light curtains and laser area scanners only monitor a
flat plane - though mirrors and/or multiple light curtains can be used
to create faceted protection zones.  As a result, the protected area
is often greater than the hazardous zone, which is a waste of floor
space and can also mean that the barrier is triggered earlier than is
absolutely necessary, costing valuable process time.  In the world of
mass production, where floor space is expensive and time is of the
essence, it would clearly be beneficial to have a non-physical safety
barrier that can protect a three-dimensional zone closely matching the
hazardous zone.  And this is exactly what Pilz and DaimlerChrysler
have done by developing SafetyEYE, a safety-related sensing and
control system that is based on three-dimensional machine vision.

> Request free details from the supplier:
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[7] PACKAGE SCREENING X-RAY SCREEN
(Applied Scintillation Technologies, 09 Mar 2007)

With letter-bomb attacks in the UK recently dominating the headlines,
Applied Scintillation Technologies announces the latest in its range
of X-ray intensifying screens for use in security screening.  The new
SecureX HB is a high-brightness screen, available in large areas,
designed for use in non-conveyorised X-ray detection systems for low
throughput checking of baggage and packages.  The high sensitivity
SecureX HB screen is particularly suitable for use in systems using
multi level energy control for enhanced detection of plastic
explosives, fine wires, incendiary devices and drugs.  It can be used
with free standing X-ray units, compact desk top units and portable
X-ray viewing screens for on the spot examination of suspicious
objects.  SecureX HB offers inspection systems manufacturers great
flexibility and performance.  The screen can be mounted on a variety
of rigid supports if required, including carbon fibre.  Screens can be
manufactured to the size and shape determined by the application, so
there is no waste or cutting.

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[8] IP CCTV NETWORK DEPLOYED IN SCOTLAND
(Telewest Business, 05 Mar 2007)

Central Scotland has become one of the safest places in Britain as a
21st century IP CCTV service has been unveiled.  Powered by
ntl:Telewest Business, the UK's second largest business communications
services provider, this is one of the largest IP CCTV installations in
Europe.  North Lanarkshire Council has teamed up with the police, fire
and health services as well as the local Scottish Enterprise
organisation in this GBP1.3 million deployment aimed at fighting crime
and combating anti-social behaviour in the region. The IP CCTV system
has been developed and installed by ntl:Telewest Business and enables
the viewing, management and recording of multiple CCTV schemes
throughout the North Lanarkshire region.  Cameras have been installed
across town centres, housing estates and schools as well as business
locations and many other sites.  Delivered over ntl:Telewest Business
Metro Ethernet VPN, the system links all police stations back to a
central, purpose-built location, and is managed twenty-four hours a
day by locally-based ntl:Telewest Business engineers.  Additional new
services for NLC, delivered over the Metro Ethernet VPN platform
include an IP Telephony solution for the housing department and a data
solution for the education department.

* Read more: http://www.prosecuritytalk.com/news/tel/tel105.html
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[9] UPGRADED CCTV SYSTEMS FOR TRANS-PENNINE RAILWAY
(Siemens Building Technologies, 09 Mar 2007)

Passengers travelling on the TransPennine Express in the North of
England will soon see dramatic improvements to passenger information
and safety systems as Siemens commences work on a major refurbishment
programme worth GBP5 million to upgrade 29 of its rail stations.
Siemens Building Technologies, Security Systems, in partnership with
sister company Transmitton, will supply and install new security and
passenger information systems, as well as equipping a new central
control room at TransPennine Express' headquarters in Manchester.
Work has already started at most sites and is due for completion in
Spring 2007.  For rail passengers, automated announcements and travel
information will be provided by new public address systems (PA) and,
for the first time in the UK rail industry, new, intuitive, touch
screen passenger help points (PHP) will be provided, half of which
will be interactive and will even offer direct web access - technology
which Siemens has developed specially for this application.  For
increased passenger safety and security, CCTV systems are being
upgraded and expanded on all stations. 

* Read more: http://www.prosecuritytalk.com/news/sis/sis102.html
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[10] RECRUITMENT COMPANY EMPLOYS PRE APPOINTMENT CHECKS
(BackgroundChecking.com, 12 Mar 2007)

Ardea Recruitment Consultancy, the executive recruitment company, has
appointed BackgroundChecking.com, an Experian company, to provide
pre-employment screening services on potential candidates.  With
employee fraud on the increase and continuing business threats from
within the workplace, a reliable background checking system is
essential for checking all potential employees, not just at the point
of entry to an organisation, including the shortlisting stage, but
throughout the period of employment.  The onus is now on recruitment
consultancies, who are typically not equipped to do background checks
themselves, to undertake effective background checking before placing
people in posts.  BackgroundChecking.com offers a range of detailed
screening processes and will be providing Ardea with regular candidate
checking services.

* Read more: http://www.prosecuritytalk.com/news/bac/bac104.html
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This week's industry news
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PARKING METER COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS
(Complus Teltronic, 05 Mar 2007)
Immediate verbal communication with the control office is expected to
eliminate many of the time consuming written appeals bringing welcome
cost savings to parking operators
* Read more: http://www.prosecuritytalk.com/news/cop/cop110.html
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DIGITAL FORENSICS DIVISION LAUNCHED BY DETICA
(Detica Forensics, 07 Mar 2007)
The investigative capabilities of Detica Forensics significantly
enhance Detica's Information Intelligence services and, in particular,
complements Detica's NetReveal fraud detection solution
* Read more: http://www.prosecuritytalk.com/news/det/det100.html
or send a blank email to mailto:det100@fetch.prosecuritytalk.com

COLLABORATIVE ID AND ACCESS MANAGEMENT
(Secude International, 12 Mar 2007)
Identity and Access Management suite uses Siemens DirX product family
providing a scalable platform as well as certified and secure smart
cards solutions
* Read more: http://www.prosecuritytalk.com/news/sed/sed101.html
or send a blank email to mailto:sed101@fetch.prosecuritytalk.com

ALLIANCE OFFERS UNMATCHED OFFLINE FRAUD CONTROL
(Fair Isaac Corporation, 05 Mar 2007)
Payment card fraud detection and adaptive control system for credit
risk management allied with EMV Script Processor (ESP) and EMV
Transaction Enabler (TRxE)
* Read more: http://www.prosecuritytalk.com/news/fai/fai102.html
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New Technical Articles and Case Studies
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THE CASE FOR MORE EFFECTIVE CCTV NETWORKS
(Viseum, 05 Mar 2007)
Stuart Thompson, Inventor and designer of the patented Viseum System
and MD Viseum (UK) comments on the need for more effective CCTV
installations
* Read more: http://www.prosecuritytalk.com/news/vim/vim103.html
or send a blank email to mailto:vim103@fetch.prosecuritytalk.com

EMPLOYERS RESPONSIBLE FOR MOBILE MISUSE
(DWF solicitors, 02 Mar 2007)
Employers can be held liable if they require or allow their employees
to use a mobile phone, particularly if they insist that staff take
business calls whilst driving without using a hands-free kit.
* Read more: http://www.prosecuritytalk.com/news/dwf/dwf103.html
or send a blank email to mailto:dwf103@fetch.prosecuritytalk.com

VULNERABILITIES REMAIN IN OPEN SOURCE
(Fortify Software, 08 Mar 2007)
Security of Java components is often compromised through the sample
code and the interface logic that come along with the components
* Read more: http://www.prosecuritytalk.com/news/foi/foi101.html
or send a blank email to mailto:foi101@fetch.prosecuritytalk.com

INTERNET BASED HOME MONITORING A KEY STRATEGY
(Intamac Systems Ltd, 12 Mar 2007)
Using an inexpensive internet-based monitoring Home Monitoring service
designed to provide timely information about any unexpected entry or
event people can remotely manage and monitor routine events
* Read more: http://www.prosecuritytalk.com/news/inm/inm101.html
or send a blank email to mailto:inm101@fetch.prosecuritytalk.com

UK IDENTITY CARD SERVICE AT RISK FROM HEAVY DEMAND
(Capacitas, 05 Mar 2007)
Capacitas has issued a white paper which quantifies the expected
business demand for the UK Identity Card service
* Read more: http://www.prosecuritytalk.com/news/caa/caa100.html
or send a blank email to mailto:caa100@fetch.prosecuritytalk.com

MIDENTITY USED FOR BANKING APPLICATIONS
(Kobil Systems, 05 Mar 2007)
Corporate clients can sign documents electronically by using their
chip card as well as to carry out mobile banking transactions safely
all over the world
* Read more: http://www.prosecuritytalk.com/news/kob/kob120.html
or send a blank email to mailto:kob120@fetch.prosecuritytalk.com

BACKUP AND RESTORE SERVICE FOR MOBILE DEVICES
(MobiComp, 02 Mar 2007)
MobileKeeper solves a major headache by protecting personal data
should their mobile device be lost or stolen
* Read more: http://www.prosecuritytalk.com/news/moi/moi101.html
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Other featured new product news
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NEW CUSTOM CAMERA PLATFORM
(Imaging Solutions Group (ISG), 12 Mar 2007)
Camera platform boasts high performance low-power Linux CPU along with
10/100 Ethernet, on-board JPEG compression, NTSC composite and S-Video
* Read more: http://www.prosecuritytalk.com/news/imu/imu100.html
or send a blank email to mailto:imu100@fetch.prosecuritytalk.com

NEW MACHINE VISION HANDBOOK
(Firstsight Vision, 05 Mar 2007)
New publication features new sections on systems, filters, high speed
imaging ,UV and IR lighting
> Request free details from the supplier on Machine vision handbook:
 http://www.prosecuritytalk.com/rdx/ml/fiv/105/4
* Read more: http://www.prosecuritytalk.com/news/fiv/fiv105.html
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EXCEL GUARDIAN CAMERAS ADDED TO MAYFLEX RANGE
(Mayflex, 12 Mar 2007)
Excel Guardian product portfolio complements Mayflex' existing range
of 19in data cabinets, Cat 5e/Cat 6 warranted cabling systems and
fibre optic cabling to provide a complete camera system
* Read more: http://www.prosecuritytalk.com/news/maf/maf100.html
or send a blank email to mailto:maf100@fetch.prosecuritytalk.com

PORTABLE SURVEILLANCE UNIT AVAILABLE
(Kiely Equipment, 12 Mar 2007)
Kiely Equipment will be selling and renting Wanco portable
surveillance units and holding on-site demonstrations for interested
companies
* Read more: http://www.prosecuritytalk.com/news/kie/kie100.html
or send a blank email to mailto:kie100@fetch.prosecuritytalk.com

HIGH QUALITY TILTMETERS AND CLINOMETERS
(Inertial Aerosystems UK, 02 Mar 2007)
Tiltmeter range consists of four models from a slimline board to a
deep water model which is enclosed in a solid stainless steel case
> Request free details from the supplier on 4-20mA range of
tiltmeters/clinometers:
 http://www.prosecuritytalk.com/rdx/ml/inr/119/4
* Read more: http://www.prosecuritytalk.com/news/inr/inr119.html
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NEXT GENERATION LAB SOFTWARE FOR FORENSICS
(Thermo Fisher Scientific (Molecular Spectroscopy), 02 Mar 2007)
SampleManager LIMS is now supported on the SQL server, providing
customers with a choice of databases
> Request free details from the supplier on SampleManager LIMS:
 http://www.prosecuritytalk.com/rdx/ml/tho/101/4
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Decentralized Online Identity with OpenID

 

DT Embraces Decentralized Online Identity with OpenID

digital-telepathy at the forefront of the single sign-in revolution. The San Diego based digital marketing agency announced today that they will support OpenID in all of their upcoming Web applications.

San Diego (PRWeb) March 5, 2007 -- digital-telepathy (DT), the San Diego based Agency, announced today that they will support OpenID in all of their upcoming Web applications. DT just completed the first OpenID development for a large Latin American social network and is poised to make the ambitious move toward a portable identity solution for any of their clients looking to build membership-based websites. At the forefront of the Identity 2.0 revolution, DT has been in support of the OpenID standard since its inception in 2005. With Technorati, Microsoft, AOL, digg and Netvibes all behind it, that foresight is coming to fruition as OpenID emerges as the industry standard for single sign-in solutions. DT believes that OpenID will play a major role in lowering the barrier to website entry by increasing membership conversions as well as the promoting of return visitors.

OpenID is a decentralized online identity verification which intends to provide Web users with a single sign-on for all applications. Any website can employ OpenID software as a way for users to sign in, replacing the traditional login name and password with a custom Uniform Resource Identifier (URI). Most importantly, the potential interaction with cross-site information sharing is limitless with OpenID. With users' permission, OpenID will allow the fusion of user profile data from multiple Web sites to create a richer, more customized experience.

Mike Arrington, founder of TechCrunch, confirmed at last week's Future of Web Apps conference in London, "It's definitely time to declare OpenID a winner and the hope for a single-sign on world a reality."

About digital-telepathy, Inc.
San Diego-based digital-telepathy, Inc. is a digital marketing agency with a unique approach to providing strategic marketing counsel for new companies. DT is a tight-knit collective of Internet specialists, brought together to create a team capable of transforming any business into a progressive and innovative source of revenue on the web. Its authentic, passion-driven focus sets it apart from the large impersonal advertising and marketing agencies that are just beginning to explore the Web 2.0 frontier. The company's six years of success on the Internet is directly tied to its love for the work it does.

If you would like more information about this topic, or to schedule an interview with DT CEO Chuck Longanecker, please call Kelly Cochran at 619/546-0519 or e-mail her at kelly (at) digitaltelepathy.com

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[1] All-in-one testing tool for CCTV installers
[2] Intelligent video surveillance for Barcelona Metro
[3] Blast window retention anchor systems
[4] False alarm reduction to motor dealerships
[5] Avoid complicating card crime prevention
[6] Poor confidence in web security prevails
[7] Thames Valley to use Siemens CCTV
[8] Don't gamble with your security
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[10] Intruder alarm service for the home
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Security of mobile devices has hit the headlines again recently with
two high profile incidents of laptops being deftly extracted from
their owners who just happened to have loaded personal data records
onto them. In the case of the Nationwide Building Society, it was 11
million customer records for which they paid heavily through the
courts. More recently, Worcestershire city council lost a laptop
containing the data of 18000 council staff. PGP comments that lifting
a laptop is the easiest way to compromise the information protection
policy of any organisation. Of course, it doesn't stop there - having
your data carried around in someone's briefcase or shirt pocket in the
case of PDA's and flash devices is asking for trouble unless that data
is comprehensively protected. Sadly it seems that in many cases it
isn't. We have to admit that banks and government organisations are
usually pretty good at this sort of protection so if they're getting
it wrong, imagine the chaotic mess everyone else is in.

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[1] ALL-IN-ONE TESTING TOOL FOR CCTV INSTALLERS
(Ideal Industries (UK), 16 Feb 2007)

Ideal Industries has launched SecuriTEST, a versatile installation and
trouble-shooting tool for CCTV professionals which combines six
essential functions in one user-friendly, hand-held unit.  CCTV
installers and security contractors often need to carry a variety of
testing tools to complete their work.  With SecuriTEST users have
access to a CCTV video tester, PTZ camera controller, digital
multi-meter, UTP cable tester, video test pattern generator and PTZ
protocol analyser in just one lightweight tool.  SecuriTEST's compact
design features a sharp, bright 6.3cm colour LCD screen, with
on-screen displays for DMM readouts and PTZ control and diagnostics.
It is compatible with over a dozen PTZ protocols to test and programme
analogue cameras in the field.  The UTP cable tester can check for
continuity, opens, shorts and mis-wired cables.

* Read more: http://www.prosecuritytalk.com/news/iea/iea100.html
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[2] INTELLIGENT VIDEO SURVEILLANCE FOR BARCELONA METRO
(Sony Europe, ISS Division, 19 Feb 2007)

Line 9 (L-9) of the Barcelona Underground is implementing a Sony
intelligent video surveillance solution to guarantee safety and
operating efficiency across its network.  The solution features an
integrated networked video surveillance system built on the innovative
DEPA (Distributed Enhanced Processing Architecture) platform, which
includes Sony's award-winning IP monitoring software RealShot Manager
and 1,585 IP cameras deployed in the 51 stations along the line.  From
Santa Coloma de Gramanet, at the north end of the city limits, to the
airport of El Prat, at the southern end, the L-9 line serves some of
the busiest areas of Barcelona.  It crosses the important Carlos
III-Ronda del Mig-Travessera de Dalt-Sagrera axis, servicing areas
critical to Barcelona's thriving economy such as the Logistics
Activities Area (ZAL) in the port and the Zona Franca (duty-free
zone).  The network links five municipalities, and is scheduled to
carry some 90 million passengers a year.  The project required a
robust security and monitoring system to guarantee users' safety and
security at all times.  The complexity of the project was heightened
by the multitude of installations, high number of stations - in some
cases 60 metres below street level, and numerous stretches of line,
stairs, escalators and corridors.  The real challenge lay in deploying
a sophisticated control system combining efficiency and intelligence.


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[3] BLAST WINDOW RETENTION ANCHOR SYSTEMS
(Cintec, 19 Feb 2007)

Cintec America of Baltimore, MD, a world leader in the field of
structural masonry retrofit strengthening, repair, and preservation,
offers its Blast Window Retention Anchor Systems.  Cintec's Blast
Window Retention Anchor Systems offer a customised solution for each
application and masonry substrate to provide maximum resistance to
explosions.  The award-winning Blast Window Retention Anchor System
process begins with an inspection of the structure by qualified
personnel.  The structure is then modelled to assess the most likely
response and the risk inherent to the structure in order to determine
the best reinforcement pattern.  At the site, the Cintec Blast Window
Retention Anchor System, fashioned out of a steel bar enclosed in a
mesh fabric sleeve, are inserted into the masonry and then connected
to the frames.  A specially-developed, non-polymer, cementitious grout
is then injected into the sleeve under low pressure.  The grout then
fuses with the mesh, expands, and shapes itself around the steel to
fit the space.  Cintec uses state-of-the-art dry or low-volume wet
diamond drilling techniques to reduce or even eliminate water damage
associated with conventional concrete wet drilling.  Extensive in-situ
load testing on various sizes and types of Cintec Blast Window
Retention Anchor Systems has proven that large blast loads can be
successfully resisted, while providing a reliable, secure and
fool-proof fixing in all types of masonry substrate

* Read more: http://www.prosecuritytalk.com/news/cit/cit106.html
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[4] FALSE ALARM REDUCTION TO MOTOR DEALERSHIPS
(Optex (Europe), 22 Feb 2007)

One of the oldest and most well-respected motor dealerships is using
innovative external Redwave detection technology from Optex Europe,
specified and installed by local specialists Reay Security, to protect
a number of its trading sites throughout the north east.  In keeping
with many such establishments, the need to protect vehicles overnight
from damage or theft is paramount.  Being outside, however, there are
issues with wildlife, adverse weather conditions, advertising bunting
etc triggering alarms which are by definition 'false', and potentially
therefore impacting on police response.  Keeping false alarms to a
minimum, whilst being sure that 'real' intruders are detected, was the
task given to Reay Security, who in turn recommended Optex Europe's
Redwave Detectors.  Redwave detectors have been designed specifically
to counter the three major headaches for installers, remote monitoring
centres, and end-users associated with false alarms in outdoor
detection: repetitive movement - ie from objects such as trees, flags,
advertising bunting etc; small animals - from foxes and other mammals
to insects flying in front of the detector; and 'over-ranging' -
alarms triggered by activity (eg from passing vehicles) beyond the
perimeter being protected.  In addition to using passive infrared
(PIR) and microwave technology as in conventional combination
detectors, Redwave also has Adjustable Microwave Range Limiter (AMRL)
technology that allows users to adjust the detection distance, and a
Dual Quad Zone Logic (DQZL) PIR that uses two PIR detectors to
increase detection density and eliminate undetectable areas.

* Read more: http://www.prosecuritytalk.com/news/ope/ope101.html
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[5] AVOID COMPLICATING CARD CRIME PREVENTION
(The 3rd Man, 26 Feb 2007)

The announcement by APACS that it is working with banks, retailers,
trade associations and others to trial next generation fraud
prevention solutions to combat 'card not present' fraudulent
transactions is another step in the fight against retail crime, but
fraud protection specialist the 3rd Man believes that the industry is
in danger of over-complicating systems and alienating genuine
customers.  Proposed new solutions include a cardholder inserting
their chip and PIN card into a hand-held card reader and entering
their PIN, as they would do in a store.  On confirming the PIN
entered, the reader generates a unique, one-time only passcode which
the cardholder provides, when prompted, for authentication with the
cardholder's bank.  This solution, says APACS, will ensure that the
person conducting business online or over the phone is the genuine
customer and will make these types of transaction even safer.

* Read more: http://www.prosecuritytalk.com/news/thd/thd100.html
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[6] POOR CONFIDENCE IN WEB SECURITY PREVAILS
(Symantec, 23 Feb 2007)

The UK's online economy is in danger of stagnating if businesses don't
instil more confidence in their customers, according to research
released by Symantec.  The study revealed that 66 per cent of
consumers believe that making transactions online puts them at
increased risk of online fraud, and 30 per cent agree that Internet
security threats prevent them from making more online transactions.
The survey, carried out amongst 2,500 UK adults, has revealed that
despite three-quarters of the population shopping and banking online,
many are looking for additional reassurances from online retailers
before spending more.  While most respondents (45 per cent) have no
plans to spend any more than their current online average of around
GBP100 a month over the next year, and 48 per cent of shoppers still
prefer to shop on the high street, the results suggest that online
business isn't as booming as it could be.  However, if businesses
guaranteed that they would compensate their customers should their
money or identity be stolen, then 77 per cent of those questioned
would be more encouraged to spend online. 

* Read more: http://www.prosecuritytalk.com/news/sym/sym148.html
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[7] THAMES VALLEY TO USE SIEMENS CCTV
(Siemens Building Technologies, 26 Feb 2007)

Siemens Building Technologies, Security Systems has entered into a
Framework Agreement with the Thames Valley Police for the supply of
Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) and CCTV cameras, for a
period of three years.  This is the first contract of this type and
represents a new method of working for both parties.  Thames Valley
Police and its partners throughout the UK can now take advantage of
special fixed pricing, negotiated under a strict tendering process.
This allows them to call off equipment and services at short notice,
at the same time taking advantage of pre-negotiated rates.  Siemens
was selected to fulfil this contract not just for their keen pricing,
but also because of its considerable experience supplying equipment
and services to this sector.  Automatic number plate recognition
(ANPR) is helping police forces tackle criminality on the roads.  It
is an invaluable tool in promoting public assurance that crime is
being systematically reduced.  ANPR systems read, record, log and
check number plates against a database.  If recognised as significant
or suspicious, the system can alert users to take the appropriate
action.  Siemens has developed a more sophisticated ANPR system, based
on its considerable understanding of the security requirements of both
the public and private sectors.  The system will automatically check
the number plates of moving or stationery vehicles against the PNC,
DVLA or local databases and is capable of rapidly deploying accurate,
timed information of stolen or untaxed vehicles, known criminals or
suspects' vehicles.

* Read more: http://www.prosecuritytalk.com/news/sis/sis101.html
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[8] DON'T GAMBLE WITH YOUR SECURITY
(Webroot Software, 16 Feb 2007)

Webroot Software, a leading provider of security software for the
consumer, enterprise and SME markets, will be highlighting the digital
dangers of the internet at CeBIT, the world's largest trade fair
showcasing digital IT and telecommunications solutions for home and
work environments, on 15-21 March 2007, in Hall 7 on Stand A60.
Webroot will be demonstrating its newest addition to its security
product range: Spy Sweeper with AntiVirus.  This product has been
specially developed for consumers who are looking for an effective and
user-friendly program that protects their PCs against the Internet's
two most dangerous threats.  Spy Sweeper with AntiVirus integrates
best-of-breed antivirus technology from Sophos into Webroot's
prizewinning assortment of Spy Sweeper anti-Spyware products.  Webroot
will be providing a first look at its recently launched
Vista-compatible Spy Sweeper with AntiVirus versions.  In a recent
report, Webroot's threat researchers found that Microsoft Windows
Vista's anti-Spyware component failed to block 84 per cent of the most
common forms of Spyware.  Webroot continues to encourage all
Vista-users to deploy time-tested security solutions. 

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[9] TOP CLASS ELECTROMECHANICAL LOCKING SOLUTION
(Pickersgill-Kaye, 23 Feb 2007)

Leeds based Pickersgill-Kaye and Belfast based Core Systems (NI) have
announced the launch of a new style, high security electromechanical
cell door lock and software which will contribute to a safe and
reliable cell management and locking system within police stations,
prisons and other high security detention facilities.  "K-Interactive"
is a range of locks designed by Pickersgill-Kaye following the success
of its Kaye Class 1 Cell lock which has been selected for use by a
growing number of consortia in new build custodial facilities
throughout the UK.  The K-Interactive locking series and OneTouch
electronic control technology designed by Core Systems, combine to
provide the highest specification custodial locking solution on the
market.  It is a modular solution ranging from standalone mechanical
locks to a complete end-to-end computer controlled custody management
system.  This latest development further cements Pickersgill-Kaye's
growing reputation as a manufacturer of quality high security locking
solutions, building on over 150 years experience in the specialist
design and manufacture of locking mechanisms for the world's
custodial, architectural and railway industries.  The new lock has the
same footprint and fixing points as existing mechanical Class 1
Cell/Pass Locks and fits all UK cell doors.  With versatility designed
in, it can be configured to operate standalone or networked and offers
three locking options - mechanical only, or electromechanical with or
without memory in the lock.  Core's OneTouch software is designed to
monitor all authorised and unauthorised action and record each event
in real time allowing K-Interactive to be interrogated and data
retrieved immediately as required.

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[10] INTRUDER ALARM SERVICE FOR THE HOME
(Dyno-Secure, 26 Feb 2007)

Dyno-Secure has introduced a new intruder alarm service for the home.
The company is accredited by the NSI (National Security Inspectorate)
which ensures that its alarm systems meet the high standards required
by the industry.  Three intruder alarm systems are offered by the
company - Response 24, Alert 24 and Alarm 24.  Response 24 provides
round the clock premises monitoring throughout the year by
Dyno-Secure's Alarm Receiving Centre.  Two service visits are also
included as well as 24 hour customer care and service support.  The
Alert 24 has a speech dialler incorporated within the control box.  If
the alarm is triggered, the alarm calls up to four programmed
telephone numbers including mobiles informing the home owner,
nominated friends or family that the alarm has been set off.  The
Alarm 24 is a bells only system designed to deter burglars and inform
neighbours when the alarm is activated.

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This week's industry news
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FREE BRIEFINGS OF CHANGES TO DRIVERS' HOURS
(Freight Transport Association, 26 Feb 2007)
Free briefing explain the most significant changes to drivers hours
regulations in the UK for many years
* Read more: http://www.prosecuritytalk.com/news/fre/fre100.html
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VIDEO TRAFFIC WILL OVERTAKE VOICE ON THE INTERNET
(Milestone Systems, 26 Feb 2007)
Between 2010 and 2015, the volume of video traffic will overtake voice
and other data running over the internet
* Read more: http://www.prosecuritytalk.com/news/mil/mil144.html
or send a blank email to mailto:mil144@fetch.prosecuritytalk.com

COLLABORATION TO TACKLE RETAIL LOSSES
(IntelliQ, 26 Feb 2007)
Enabler Wipro and IntelliQ have formed an alliance to assist retailers
to focus on all business areas to prevent loss due to fraud, theft,
and non-complying procedures
* Read more: http://www.prosecuritytalk.com/news/ini/ini106.html
or send a blank email to mailto:ini106@fetch.prosecuritytalk.com

NEW SOLUTION FOR POLICE INTELLIGENCE
(Northgate Information Solutions, 21 Feb 2007)
Northgate Information Solutions and Initiate Systems signed a new
agreement which will allow police forces and criminal justice agencies
to improve public safety
* Read more: http://www.prosecuritytalk.com/news/noh/noh101.html
or send a blank email to mailto:noh101@fetch.prosecuritytalk.com

NATIONWIDE FINED OVER SERIOUS CUSTOMER DATA BREACH
(PGP (GB), 16 Feb 2007)
Nationwide Building Society has been fined by the Financial Services
Authority (FSA) following the theft of a laptop containing the details
of nearly 11 million customers.
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PROTECTION FROM CARJACKING
(CP Films, 21 Feb 2007)
The United Nations and the US Department of State have recently issued
warnings about travel in Kenya due to increasing incidents of violent
crime
* Read more: http://www.prosecuritytalk.com/news/cpf/cpf105.html
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STAKES RAISED FOR MOBILE PHONE MISUSE
(Mace and Jones, 19 Feb 2007)
Tougher punishments loom for bosses and employees for mobile phone
misuse
* Read more: http://www.prosecuritytalk.com/news/mac/mac117.html
or send a blank email to mailto:mac117@fetch.prosecuritytalk.com

BUSINESS PRIORITIES DETER IT SECURITY PROACTIVITY
(MessageLabs, 22 Feb 2007)
Tackling New and Emerging It Security Threats Is Key To Business
Success In SMB Market
* Read more: http://www.prosecuritytalk.com/news/mea/mea103.html
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ID CARDS HELP MEET DISABILITY EQUALITY DUTY
(Payne Security, 22 Feb 2007)
Payne Security believes that it is ideally placed to help public
sector organisations such as local government to meet new legislation
concerning their duty towards the disabled.
* Read more: http://www.prosecuritytalk.com/news/pay/pay110.html
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NATIONWIDE HOME MONITORING SERVICE
(Intamac Systems Ltd, 22 Feb 2007)
Innovative internet portal and wireless based solution delivers next
generation in home security
* Read more: http://www.prosecuritytalk.com/news/inm/inm100.html
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TRAFFIC DATA INTEGRATED FOR IMPROVED EFFICIENCY
(Visual Defence, 26 Feb 2007)
Visual Defence helps to keep Mississauga transit buses on schedule
* Read more: http://www.prosecuritytalk.com/news/vif/vif100.html
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Other featured new product news
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PERSONNEL EMERGENCY CALL SYSTEM
(MDH Wireless Technologies, 26 Feb 2007)
Medium range personnel emergency call system that enables lone workers
to summon assistance if required
* Read more: http://www.prosecuritytalk.com/news/mdh/mdh101.html
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360-CONTINUOUS PAN FOR ANTENNA TRACKING
(Directed Perception, 19 Feb 2007)
A new RF option for the PTU-D300 provides 360-continuous pan for
antenna tracking applications
* Read more: http://www.prosecuritytalk.com/news/dir/dir102.html
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AFFORDABLE INERTIAL NAVIGATION SYSTEM
(PolyTech, 26 Feb 2007)
Inertial navigation system specifically designed to operate with its
Cobolt multi sensor gimbals in airborne surveillance, search and
rescue and law enforcement applications.
> Request free details from the supplier on Inertial navigation
system:
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NEW IR SOURCE LAUNCHED BY ARMSTRONG
(Armstrong Optical, 26 Feb 2007)
Infrared source operates over a wide wavelength range and with the
added reflector has an increased optical output of 7 fold from
existing sources
* Read more: http://www.prosecuritytalk.com/news/arm/arm108.html
or send a blank email to mailto:arm108@fetch.prosecuritytalk.com

MULTI-PROTOCOL PTZ DOME CAMERAS
(Eyeview Electronics Co, 19 Feb 2007)
The mini PTZ dome camera from Eyeview has been created with a minimal
design concept, allowing you to install it easily in any indoor /
outdoor location without any limitation
* Read more: http://www.prosecuritytalk.com/news/eye/eye105.html
or send a blank email to mailto:eye105@fetch.prosecuritytalk.com

MULTI-IMAGE DISPLAY OF SURVEILLANCE DATA
(Zandar Technologies, 16 Feb 2007)
Zandar will be demonstrating the comprehensive range of Predator VC/VS
and FusionPro+ MultiViewers as well as numerous control options at ISC
West
* Read more: http://www.prosecuritytalk.com/news/zan/zan100.html
or send a blank email to mailto:zan100@fetch.prosecuritytalk.com

WIRELESS PASSIVE INFRA RED DETECTION SYSTEM
(Luminite Electronics, 19 Feb 2007)
A powerful new wireless PIR delivers high performance and significant
cost savings
* Read more: http://www.prosecuritytalk.com/news/lum/lum100.html
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