Virtual Guard Introduces New Security Applications at NADA; New Hi-tech ... - PR Web (press release)

Virtual Guard Introduces New Security Applications at NADA; New Hi-tech ... PR Web (press release) Virtual Guard's dealership security service emerged from the hi-tech security systems used to protect US military and government installations and sites. Transformed from national to property site security by Virtual Guard, and designed to meet the ...

Consumers Share Spotlight at Chicago Auto Show - MarketWatch (press release)

Consumers Share Spotlight at Chicago Auto Show MarketWatch (press release) The Chicago consumer engagement activities are both high-tech and low-tech: The Chevrolet Sonic Studio, for example, offers a Sonic Boom interactive DJ experience, but it also invites guests to express their creativity on a simple white board and make ... and more »

Jack Lifton: Graphite and Rare Earth Metals For The 21st Century (REMX, LIT ... - ETF Daily News

Jack Lifton: Graphite and Rare Earth Metals For The 21st Century (REMX, LIT ... ETF Daily News In this exclusive interview with The Critical Metals Report, Institute for the Analysis of Global Security Senior Fellow Jack Lifton explains how increasing demand and harder-to-mine deposits are raising prices on these essential materials. and more »

Gamewell-FCI Releases High-Tech Fire Alarm & Emergency Communications ... - ThomasNet Industrial News Room (press release)

ThomasNet Industrial News Room (press release)

Gamewell-FCI Releases High-Tech Fire Alarm & Emergency Communications ... ThomasNet Industrial News Room (press release) The FocalPoint® family of graphic workstations now includes a touchscreen monitor, high-speed desktop unit and two mobile tablets, all made to provide facility/security managers and first responders real-time information and systems control virtually ...

Cars' high-tech gadgets vulnerable to hacking - San Francisco Chronicle

Cars' high-tech gadgets vulnerable to hacking San Francisco Chronicle Any electronic system in a car from brakes to radios is a potential target for hackers, said Andre Weimerskirch, chief executive officer of Escrypt, a closely held security company with automotive clients. While the risk is hypothetical so far, ... and more »