March 2019
- Continued Integrity
- Looking Beyond the Hype
- The Uberization of Security Business Model
- A Secure Healthcare Prescription
- Automating Critical Environments
Features
By Fredrik Wallberg
Artificial intelligence continues to redefine the capabilities of physical security systems and shape customer demands.
By Richard Diver
Back when IT was dominated by on-premises data centers, storage options were fairly straightforward and securing storage resources was relatively simple compared with today’s far more complex storage landscape.
By Courtney Dillon Pedersen
Hospitals and other healthcare facilities face unique security and surveillance challenges.
By Ed Bacco
Companies large and small are now actively seeking a fresh approach to optimizing their physical and logical security operations and managing their risk, while capping or reducing their total cost of ownership (TCO).
By Brent Boekestein
As key stakeholders look to implement AI into their workflow, many find that security and safety is a commonsense place to begin.
By Michael Bone
For the County of Travis in Austin, Texas, research, dedication and the right team resulted in the perfect integrated security solution for its sprawling campus and multi-location facilities.
By Steve Warne
Governments are implementing innovative programs that are revolutionizing how the world looks at identity and citizenship.
By Sean Lawlor
The past few years have seen significant advancements in computing power. With this, machines seem to have a greater ability to learn about us and participate in our lives.
By Dana Pruiett
Natural resources being extracted at a mining or quarry operation not only have monetary value, but may also be critical components of medical, military, and industrial processes.
By Michael Masters
The attack on a Jewish institution comes amidst unprecedented year-over-year increases in anti-Semitic incidents and hate crimes directed against the Jewish community in North America.
By Martin Zizi
When dealing with airport and border security, we need databases, we need to share information and we need law enforcement.
By Scott Seraboff
Millions of video surveillance cameras around the world are losing money.
By Tim Williams
The first step in any security plan is assessing the risk that could impact a company, venue and/or business sector.
By Denis Petrov
From simple photo IDs of the past to 2D barcodes and the now ubiquitous use of video cameras, businesses, schools and venues are constantly looking for better ways to protect people and property.
Dealer Strategies
By Bob Dolan
As technology has advanced, security has branched out beyond simple surveillance and intruder deterrence.
By J. Matthew Ladd
With a password on each computer and a cardbased access control system on the door, many businesses feel they have their bases covered when it comes to both logical and physical security.