October 2015
- Security is a Healthcare Solution
- The New Standard
- Confidence in a Secure Classroom
- The New Landscape
- Security Breach
- Paving the Way to Freedom
Features
Physical security embraces benefits of the network
By Scott Sieracki
IT leaders today face complex threats in protecting corporate IT networks from cyber threats that include spoofing, data theft, denial-of-service attacks and many other network risks.
Unique solution for enhanced perimeter security
By Amy McKeown
As professionals in the commercial security industry, our ears perk up whenever we hear of a security breach—such as recent perimeter control issues at airports, the White House, and other government and public locations.
It’s a game changer, cost saver, and a total solution
By Charles McCready
High definition (HD) and megapixel camera technology continues to evolve, and now 4K is emerging as the latest advancement to video surveillance imaging for security applications.
Marketing in today’s day and age requires social skills
By Janet Fenner
It used to be when attending a trade show that one came away with a tote bag full of printed marketing materials. This practice started to change when CDs and thumb drives were introduced to present these materials.
Montessori school uses network video as the new Show-and-Tell
By John Bartolac
Dancing Moose turned to Stone Security of Salt Lake City to design and install the state-of-the-art, integrated monitoring and security system.
Connected locks can rely on Wi-Fi as a solution
By Robert Goff
As the Internet of Things becomes more prevalent in today’s world, smart locks and access control systems are at the heart of the revolution.
By Brian Levy
Large hospital environments present unique challenges for a surveillance integrator. Specifically, these challenges can include implementing IP surveillance technology, access control, or networking.
Improving courthouse security with strong key management
By Fernando Pires
The comings and goings of judges, inmates, attorneys, law enforcement, maintenance staff and others pose a number of safety concerns for courthouses.
Departments
Protection, prevention and automatic license plate recognition
By Erik Reece
Terrorist attacks have forever changed the way we think about security.
Facility staff now able to view various locations in real time
By Mary Wilbur
University Hospital, the teaching hospital of San Antonio’s University Health Systems is a sprawling campus in the South Texas Medical Center, and one of the health system’s 23 locations across the community that needed the latest security technology.
By Ralph C. Jensen
There are troubling, albeit legal, shenanigans going on not only in the security industry but in several other industries, as well.
Government Security
Foodbank of the Rockies upgrades security to protect badly-needed food supplies
By Wendi Burke
Nearly 800,000 people in Colorado struggle with hunger. The Food Bank of the Rockies has been leading the fight against hunger throughout Metro Denver, rural Colorado, the Western Slope and in Wyoming for the past 36 years.
Security center unifies security operations across waste and water facilities, police and fire departments, city hall, libraries, park and recreation buildings, public works facilities and the regional airport
By Andrew Elvish
The city of Lakeland, Fla., has recently standardized its security operations with a unified security platform that combines video surveillance, access control and automatic license plate recognition systems into one central monitoring and management platform.
Advanced video solution increases public safety
By Ralph C. Jensen
Like virtually every municipality across the country, Moreno Valley in Southern California’s Riverside County has faced budget and security challenges over the past decade.
City of Santa Ana achieves interagency video sharing with enterprise command center software
By Rob Hile
Located in Southern California, the city of Santa Ana is home to more than 330,000 people, making it the second largest city in Orange County and the 11th largest city in the state.