Companies in the News: VASCO Data Security opens Brussels office

Apr 1, 2000 12:00 PM, ACCESS CONTROL & SECURITY SYSTEMS INTEGRATION STAFF

VASCO Data Security International Inc., Oak Brook Terrace, Ill., has opened a 24,000-square-foot European headquarters facility nears Brussels, Belgium. The move to the new facility, which encompasses three floors of a major business center near downtown Brussels, represents VASCO's strategy to expand European operations.

PCSC, Torrance, Calif., has relocated its corporate headquarters to a 28,000-square-foot building on Challenger Street in Torrance.

SeNet Corp., Schaumburg, Ill., has completed its buyout of Thomas N. Hines, CPP, founder of SeNet.

Custom Alarm, Rochester, Minn., was one of 21 distributors nationwide to be awarded the Notifier Diamond Distributor Award. The award was presented at the Noti fier's 13th annual Distributors Conference in Palm Desert, Calif. The award is given to the top 1 percent of distributors who exceeded their sales plan of 1999.

Pinkerton Consulting and Investigations, Charlotte, N.C., has entered into a strategic alliance with Riskwatch Inc., Annapolis, Md., a risk-management software company.

Identicard Systems Inc., Lancaster, Pa., and Stromberg LLC, Lake Mary, Fla., have formed an alliance to provide integrated time and attendance and access control solutions.

Adams Rite Manufacturing Co., Pomona, Calif., has moved into a new facility in Pomona. The move allows Adams Rite to use advanced technology and processes that would not be possible in its old building.

Advantor Corp., Orlando, Fla., has received its certificate of registration for ISO 9001. Advantor's Qual- ity System met the requirements of Quality Management Institute, a third party auditor firm.

Veltek International Inc., Worcester, Mass., officially began operation in January and has entered the security industry with a line of Digital Signal Processing cameras.

Tivoli SecureWay Policy Director by Tivoli Systems Inc., Austin, Texas, won a Crossroads 2000 A-List Award in comprehensive information security. The Crossroads A-List Awards are given by Open Systems Advisors Inc. to identify the best newly proven products and services that meet business challenges in the enterprise.

AppGate, San Jose, Calif., has announced the availability of its network security product to the U.S. market.

AWID, Monsey, N.Y., has executed OEM sales agreements with DoorKing Inc., Inglewood, Calif.; Compass Technologies, Exton, Pa.; Computrol Security, Burnaby, British Columbia; Lares Technology, San Antonio, Texas; and Access Technologies International, Milwaukee.

SynData Technologies Inc., Trenton, N.J., and E-vue Inc., Iselin, N.J., have reached a partnership to integrate SynData's PKI-based security solutions and E-vue's MPEG-4 steaming rich media solutions.

Aeris.Net, San Jose, Calif., has agreed with Mexico's nationwide cellular carrier, Telcel, to deploy Aeris' Microburst Service. Microburst technology, which uses the control channel of the cellular network, enables Web-to-wireless connectivity and control of intelligent devices.

Keri Systems, San Jose, Calif., and HID Corp., Irvine, Calif., have reached a license agreement allowing the line of Keri's Pyramid Series Proximity readers to be configured to read HID's proximity access control cards.

Guardian International Inc., Hollywood, Fla., has announced a marketing concept, Prepare and Protect, targeted at new home builders and homeowners. The concept offers the combines structured cable installations with installation of a full perimeter security system.

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