ASM, Author at ASEAN Technology & Security Magazine

CCTV | March 8, 2012

By Dr. Dave Brooks and Jeff Corkhill. Closed circuit television (CCTV) has become a common form of technology, infused within…

ASEAN Tech & Security | March 8, 2012

Public CCTV Surveillance

ASM Editor, Chris Cubbage reports. Special security technology events in Sydney last November highlighted the market opportunities and need for…

Women in Security | March 8, 2012

The Changing Face of Crowd Control

By Kema Rajandran, ASM. After spending 13 years in the Victorian Police Force and a further five years in the…

Women in Security | March 8, 2012

By Kema Rajandran, ASM. It’s a busy life for Ms Helen Wattie as Director of Mi5 Security, yet she still…

Women in Security | March 7, 2012

Leading engineering consultancy Norman Disney & Young has added another first to its list of accolades, having the first female…

Frontline Security | March 7, 2012

Could you be a Corporate Killer?

By Terry Flanders. To some extent, we are all able to see into the future and predict outcomes. That’s why…

ASEAN Tech & Security | March 7, 2012

Can You Keep A Secret

By Matthew Curtis, Security Consultant GHD. Trusted insiders have been used to discover secrets in politics and business throughout recorded…

ASEAN Tech & Security | March 7, 2012

Crime and Australia's Waterfront

By Kym Whitaker. Australia’s geography underlies Australia’s reliance on maritime trade for most of its exports and imports. The current…

Asia Pacific Security | March 7, 2012

World Report supplied by Stirling Assynt. Later this year China will experience the biggest and most significant leadership transition for…

CCTV | March 7, 2012

CCTV and the Offender Perspective

By Professor Martin Gill. CCTV is now common place and there is now a wealth of research available from around…

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