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среда, 16 февраля 2011 г.

Chinese Systems Integration Market to Reach $13B in 2014


AUSTIN, Texas — A new report by IMS Research predicts the Chinese security systems integration market will grow to more than $13 billion in 2014.

Titled, "The China Market for Security Systems Integration - 2011 Edition," the report quoted the market to be worth $6.2 billion in 2010, with installation and maintenance estimated to account for nearly 40 percent of the total market revenues. As a result of strong growth in the service and maintenance market, the research company forecasts that the percentage will continue to increase year-over-year to 2014.

IMS Research expects that the installation and maintenance market revenue will be more than twice the size in 2014 that it was in 2010.

"An important trend is the increasing emphasis placed by the end-customer on the added value that the software integration platform can provide," says Bo Zhang, a market analyst who authored the report. "In the past, security systems integrators could not quote separately for the software portion of a solution in a tender because the end-customer did not realize the value of the software. As this industry matures, an increasing number of systems integrators are investing more R&D budget in software development to add value to their solutions and help differentiate themselves from their competitors."

Source: http://www.securitysales.com

суббота, 22 января 2011 г.

China's Security and Safety Market.

Overview of Security Market

The security and safety market in China is growing steadily at an annual rate of over 20% and has three major manufacturing bases, the Pearl River Delta (PRD) in South China, the Yangtze River Delta surrounding Shanghai and the Beijing-Tianjin region. There are about 18,000 domestic Chinese enterprises engaged in the security and safety industry, these enterprises include 4,680 manufacturers (which seek new security innovations and solutions in order to upgrade their own products) and 6,330 agents and distributors, which are the main targets for U.S. companies wanting to enter the Chinese market. Industry experts estimate that by 2020 China’s safety and security market will reach $30 billion.

The PRD is the largest manufacturing base for security equipment in China, accounting for 50% of all such companies. There are approximately 4,000 security companies in Shenzhen, a city in the PRD, including 1,480 manufacturers, 1,000 agents and distributors, and 1,500 engineering and service firms. Shenzhen’s gross output of security and safety products totaled over $9 billion in 2008.

Market Opportunities and Trends

Chinese producers of security equipment focus on video surveillance systems, burglar-proof alarms, and access control and entrance communication. Local companies are mainly engaged in low to middle-end security products and cannot meet the growing demand for higher-level security technology and solutions, which must depend on imports.With the national emphasis of building a “harmonious society”, local governments are carrying out the “Safe City Plan”, which aims to create safer streets, safer schools, and safer hospitals. Guangdong Province (which encompasses the PRD) had installed 1 million video surveillance detectors covering key areas in the province by 2010, with 250,000 being installed in the provincial capital, Guangzhou.

Many major upcoming events and construction projects in the PRD are creating demand for not only security equipment, but also security project solutions. Such events and projects include:
• Shenzhen World University Games;
• Chaoshan International Airport; and
• PRD railways, subways, ports, and commercial and residential buildings.

Source: http://bit.ly/gOgf5z

понедельник, 13 сентября 2010 г.

Китай: рынок услуг безопасности 2009-2010.

Объем рынка безопасности Китая в 2008 году составлял 136 млрд.юаней, в 2009 он вырос до 149.6 млрд. юаней.
Быстрый рост индустрии безопасности Китая в 2009 году обеспечен в основном за счет растущего спроса в сферах "безопасный город", дорожное движение, финансы, образование и т. д.
Подробности: http://www.reportlinker.com/p0254555/China-Security-and-Protection-Industry-Report.html

China Security and Protection Industry Report, 2009-2010.


According to the statistics of China Security & Protection Industry Association (CSPIA), the market size of China’s security & protection industry reached RMB136 billion in 2008 and RMB149.6 billion in 2009. The rapid development of China’s security & protection industry in 2009 was primarily driven by the booming demand from such fields as safe city, road traffic, finance, education, army, etc.

In respect of regional development, China’s security & protection industry basically falls into three big bases, i.e. Pearl River Delta, Yangtze River Delta, and Circum-Bohai-Sea Region. Of which, the security & protection industry strip centered by Pearl River Delta has become the processing-intensive region of high-tech security products with largest scale, highest development speed, as well as maximum product quantity & categories.

It is seen from product variety in the market of security equipment manufacturing that, the output value of entity protection products occupies 33% of the gross output value, while that of electronic security & protection products accounts for 67%, of which, the percentage of video monitoring products is 58%, that of building talkback products 13%, that of access control products 14%, and that of security alarm products 15%.

This report gives priority to CCTV, DVR, access control system, and smoke detector.

CCTV:
The output of CCTV camera in China increased by 8% in 2009 with the manufacturers converged in South China which enjoys 78% of the market shares. South China's Fujian Province is the manufacturing base of camera lens and possesses rich experience in production. A lot of lens makers such as Fuzhou Keekoon, Fuzhou Senview, etc. have brought CCTV cameras into production. Centered by Changzhou (Jiangsu Province), Hangzhou (Zhejiang Province) and Shanghai, East China region is with relatively strong capability of product R&D mainly in high-end products like high speed dome camera, IP camera and so forth. The manufacturers in North China are concentrated in Beijing and Tianjin, and they are involved in the development and production of high speed dome camera.

DVR:
The market gross of DVR in China in 2009 grew 19% from a year earlier, with the major manufacturers in Shenzhen-centered Guangdong region and Hangzhou-centered Jiangsu-Zhejiang-Shanghai area. The key manufacturers of DVR cover Hangzhou Hikvision Digital Technology Co., Ltd., Zhejiang Dahua Technology Co., Ltd., Zhejiang DALI Technology Co., Ltd., Suzhou KEDACOM, Shanghai Accella Technologies Limited, Shanghai Howell Electronics Co., Ltd., Shenzhen Tmvideo, Shenzhen Tungson Ages Tech Co., Ltd., Shenzhen Wave-particle Technology Co., Ltd., COSHIP Electronics Co., Ltd., Streaming Video Technology, etc. Of which, Dahua, Hikvision and DALI hold a total market share of over 70%.

Access Control System:
There were approximately 700 manufacturers of access control system (including parking lots, all-in-one cards, card readers, etc.) in China in 2009, and the market size was up by 20% from a year earlier. By region, China’s production bases of access control products converge in Shenzhen, Beijing, Shanghai, Fujian, Jiangsu, etc., among which, Shenzhen and Beijing take a respective market share of 30.2% and 24.8%, followed by Shanghai with about 10.5% market shares.

Smoke Detector:
In 2009, there were more than 110 manufacturers of fire detection and alarm products in China, and the annual output value of fire detection & alarm and fire fighting linkage control system products was more than RMB3.8 billion. Among all fire detectors installed every year in Chinese market, China-made brands approximate the proportion of 2/3 while the import brands seize about 1/3. Chinese manufacturers are centralized in Guangzhou, Shenzhen, etc.

Источник:: http://www.reportlinker.com/p0254555/China-Security-and-Protection-Industry-Report.html

среда, 27 января 2010 г.

Хакеры воруют конфиденциальные данные у ExxonMobil, ConocoPhillips и Marathon Oil.




Американские нефтяные компании подверглись кибератакам. Участвовал ли в этом Китай?


Руководители высшего звена трех крупнейших мировых нефтегазовых компаний в 2008 году стали объектами хакерских атак, целью которых была кража конфиденциальных данных по ключевым стоимостью несколько миллионов долларов исследованиям о запасах нефти, в том числе по иракскому месторождению Румайла.
В начале 2009 года об этом были уведомлены руководители ExxonMobil, ConocoPhillips и Marathon Oil.
27 января антивирусный гигант McAfee уведомил InternetNews.com и другие СМИ, что в четверг Центр Стратегических и Международных Исследований представит результаты глобального исследования, обширные данные о деятельности и влиянии тех, кто совершает кибер-атаки на операторов критической инфраструктуры по всему миру.

Полный текст: http://security4profi.livejournal.com/30065.html