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These events have as their main objective to guide participants on the new needs of industry and technologies, in addition to the changes and convergences in all the subsystems of a building in a single IP network, whether access controls, video surveillance, HVAC, voice and data.

For Joaquín Martínez, CEO of Anixter de  México, these seminars are part of the company's concern to present IP technology trends to business partners, so that they can carry out adequate planning in their infrastructure, suggest the best solutions according to the needs of each company and thus obtain the greatest benefits and an important return on investment.

Today, the company works on the personalization of plastic cards, and plastic cards with contact chip and contactless, for loyalty systems, access control, financial cards and of all kinds. Likewise, PandaID carries out technological developments in smart multiplication cards that have been implemented in financial institutions, universities, hotels and libraries, among others.

The company has commercial alliances with HID, Zebra Card Printers, Versatil Card Technologic and Warhc Data and an office in Bogotá, Colombia, from where nearly 300 thousand solutions have been made in this country.

Luis Alberto González, director of Panda ID explains that by 2008  the goal is to develop larger markets and access them, as well as work in the area of the integration of products with smart cards in universities in order to expand it, and take it hand in hand with manufacturers representing other territories. He also affirms that by next year they hope to have a regional office that serves South America and the Caribbean.

This Trojan, detected as Win32/TrojanClicker.VB.NDA, has as its main feature the access to different web pages automatically, seeking to benefit those specific sites by clicking on advertising links.

"These Trojans are becoming more common and from the similarity they have between them it is clear that there is a working group of malware creators programming new versions of this threat," said Cristian Borghello, TECHNICAL & Educational Manager of ESET for Latin America.

"There are more and more threats with different objectives that are located in Latin America and that is why we always have to be very careful not to be victims of this type of attack," Borghello added.  

Source: www.ambosmedios.com

Guillermo Caicedo, secretary of government of Palmira, said that the investment to strengthen the security systems of this municipality amounts to more than 1,834 million pesos.

Source: www.diariooccidente.com

Mexico.

For its part, Covami will present the annual Safety Summit Mexico conference simultaneously with the April 21-25 exhibition. Covami is the main security advisor in Mexico, where he promotes high standards and education, while providing consulting and training services to important companies operating in this country.

Jose Luis Covarrubias, president of Covami, expressed his satisfaction with this agreement, because for five years there has not been a professional security exhibition in Mexico, and finally with this alliance it will be possible to combine the sample of the newest products and services of renowned manufacturers along with a program of professional conferences.   

The event is aimed at people from all fields of safety, health and construction, government, transportation, mining and environmental sectors, among others.