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The portable GuardGate system automates site access and data capture to reduce reliance on physical guards and lower operational costs.

The updated Quick Protect Agent integrates post-build security for Android and iOS into the CI/CD pipeline to defend against reverse engineering.

New technology reduces call processing times and eliminates manual data entry for emergency dispatchers in Georgia.

New OPENGATE 2.0 and SAMD systems aim to eliminate checkpoint bottlenecks in schools, healthcare facilities, and public venues.

Research from Suzu Labs reveals over 100 compromised credentials at Sama, the firm reviewing sensitive smart glasses footage.

The new showroom and training facility in Warendorf marks the commercial audio and security manufacturer’s latest expansion into the European market.

The rapid adoption of artificial intelligence is shortening the window for cyberattacks, with 60% of new vulnerabilities weaponized within 48 hours.

The global standardization initiative will showcase how open profiles enable vendor-independent security architectures.

The Department of the Air Force awarded QuSecure a $3.9 million contract to deploy post-quantum cryptographic capabilities for special missions.

Automated check-in solution Flow Verify uses document authentication and AI to strengthen compliance and prevent fraud at cannabis retailers.

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