By HID Global Innovation Team
As we do more with our phones and increasingly demand anywhere/anytime on-line access, there is the opportunity to better protect these activities while creating a more satisfying, mobile-centric security experience at home, in the office, on the road and on-line.
Changing times require dealers to reexamine business plan
By Barbara Holliday
The “free alarm system” has been around so long that many professionals can’t remember a time when it wasn’t the starting point for just about any company looking to hang a keypad in a customer’s home.
Centralized and secure record-keeping is key for Virginia colleges
By Katie Johnson
A recent survey revealed 70 percent of campus threat teams are meeting once or twice a week to review current situations. With mounting job responsibilities, finding time to get together in person and discuss is difficult.
Four ways to improve your plan already in place
By Karen Evans
During a lockdown, first responders and authorities on the scene work to confirm and contain the threat, and then to neutralize it.
Universities, colleges face challenges when standardizing protocol
By Kyle Gordon
In what has become an increasingly volatile climate, colleges and universities are expected to anticipate the needs of their students, faculty and visitors, and are now designing campus environments to ensure safety and security for all.
Illinois school enlists help of audio analytics
By Richard Brent
Over the last few years, campus security and student safety have become two of the most discussed issues.
Security is among the top concerns at colleges, universities
By Tony Bradberry
At Joliet Junior College, they have embraced the idea of technology-driven security to improve safety, response and resolution of issues across their campuses.
New access control system helps regain control
By Ann Timme
Rush University Medical Center in Chicago, a 664-bed hospital, wanted to increase security and simplify its key system, starting with its new 14-story, 375-bed tower hospital building.