Tag: Stephen Pineau
Viscount awarded U.S. government contract
May 20, 2013SSN Staff
BURNABY, British Columbia—Viscount Systems, a supplier of security systems and software, based here, received a contract to have its access control technology installed at a U.S. government facility in Philadelphia, according to a press release.
The system will include the Viscount's Freedom Encryption Bridge technology, its enrollment and revocation list software, and its enhanced alarm management capabilities, the statement noted.
"We continue to work closely with US Federal Government agencies...
Viscount Systems secures Eastern bank facilities
April 1, 2013SSN Staff
BURNABY, British Columbia—Viscount Systems' Freedom access control technology is being installed by a regional bank with operations in Ohio, West Virginia and Kentucky, according to a company statement.
The systems include Freedom IP bridges, servers and software. They will be deployed as a retrofit, replacing the bank's existing access control systems.
In the statement, Viscount CEO and President Stephen Pineau said the upgrade represents the first deployment of Freedom in the...
Viscount Systems receives government support to enhance access control platform
March 14, 2013SSN Staff
BURNABY, British Columbia—Viscount Systems, a supplier of security systems and software, has received conditional funding of up to $150,000 from the National Research Council of Canada Industrial Research Assistance Program, according to a company statement.
IRAP support will be used to advance the development of Viscount's Freedom access control platform and to expand system capabilities to a number of key areas, including mobile devices, enhancing the Freedom Microsoft Active Directory platform...
Viscount Systems to secure 30 high-rise buildings
March 7, 2013SSN Staff
BURNABY, British Columbia—Viscount Systems, a supplier of security systems and software based here, has received confirmation to secure 30 high-rise apartment buildings in Canada, according to a company statement.
The projects are for MESH Touch Screen intercom systems with the ability to upgrade to Freedom access control and other Viscount applications. The value of the orders, the first of which were shipped in February, will be approximately $150,000.
“With signs that the North American...