By Del Williams
Convenience stores and mini marts have traditionally installed surveillance cameras to deter crime and encourage safety, but too often these have provided images that lacked detail, particularly in low light conditions.
By Jim Primovic
Technology is everywhere in today’s classrooms and campuses. As the suite of technology solutions for campus security expands, so does the complexity for how to apply them in a fit-for-purpose way.
By JR Andrews
One of the primary criteria for any surveillance, access or security system is the requirement for a consistent and reliable power source, as even the most complex and expensive system solutions will be rendered useless if power is interrupted.
By Tim Shen
In the United States, nearly 20 people per minute are physically abused by an intimate partner, equating to more than 10 million in a single year.
By Kevin Taylor
Like many metropolitan cities, Hartford, CT has its share of crimes. And solving those crimes usually involves sifting through an overwhelming amount of data.
By Rich LeCates
Though traffic and crime are not the only contributing factors that determine a location’s desirability, they are some of the top catalysts that inspire digital transformation within a city.
By Tom Galvin
See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil: It is tempting for physical security professionals to take this passive approach to cybersecurity.
By Matt Tengwall
The banking market continues to evolve due to the growing use of mobile devices, as more branch operations aim to enhance convenience and service for the customer.
By Fredrik Wallberg
Securing outdoor assets can be a tricky proposition. For starters, traditional outdoor security systems are expensive.
By Rich Aycock
As cybercrime continues to plague companies of all sizes, across all industries both public and private, we wanted to take this opportunity to explore options that can help protect your data and your business.
By Mark Folmer
Gone are the days of paper-based note-taking and incident reporting, or hiring four guards to cover the role of one. Today’s security companies need to be more efficient and responsive, including being better at scheduling resources.