There are signs posted all over the property of the Franklin County Humane Society that read, "No dumping". Staff say the signs are not working because animals are being dropped over in the overnight hours almost every week. You can tell by her behavior that a black dog, now called Diamond is scared. She was dropped off last night and attached by a leash to the Humane Society's chain link fence

GREENVILLE, S.C.—Tony Sorrentino on Jan. 12 was promoted to president of ScanSource Security, a business unit of ScanSource Inc. “We’re excited about the opportunity in the market,” Sorrentino told Security Systems News. “We started in 2005 and really spent five years introducing ourselves to the market and establishing the ScanSource brand in the security industry.”

LAS VEGAS--Along with introducing its InTouch Skype HD videophone for TVs, Samsung Techwin America today rolled out two new consumer video-monitoring cameras, the WiFi IP SmartCam and WiFi Video Baby Monitor.

John Reid is the new appointed Siemens's Account Manager for Scotland and the North of England. In his new post, John will be responsible for sales to distributors and installers of the company’s extensive range of intruder detection, access control and video surveillance products. John Reid has more than 13 years of experience in the security sector and, prior to taking up his new post, he worked for 10 years with a major European distributor of security products...

The importance of keeping a home, its occupants, and its valuables safe and secure cannot be overstated, yet the challenges of effective security strategies can be time-consuming and stressful for some homeowners. Though some may choose to work through these difficulties and develop home security measures on their own, others may find it preferable to work with a professional company that specializes in preventing and responding to burglaries and other potentially damaging events.

Thursday, Dec. 8, a new show premiers on The History Channel that pits two regular Americans against an "A-team" of surveillance experts in a race to stay hidden. It's called "Off the Grid", and the catch for this reality TV show is that the two contestants win a million dollars if they can remain hidden from the surveillance experts for a single day, while completing a few essential tasks in downtown Los Angeles. It's a real-life game of cat-and-mouse for the biggest purse prize in cable TV history.