By Kevin Taylor
When navigating the Smart City market, it is wise to speak to the priorities and concerns of diverse stakeholders, many of whom might lie outside the security integrator’s traditional business.
By Steven Van Till
On Jan. 6, the U.S. Capitol security perimeter was breached and the nation watched as multiple levels of security failed.
By Mark Duato
Amid the health, economic, natural, and social crises we’ve experienced in the past year, the critical role that security plays in creating safe and healthy environments is more apparent than ever.
By Bill Brennan
There is no doubt that Artificial Intelligence (AI) is here to stay, as new AI-driven solutions are pervasive across every category of professional and consumer electronics today.
By Lisa Terry, CHPA, CPP
The pandemic compelled hospitals to increase safety and security measures. The role of the security professional has been redefined and prioritized to support more patient care related activities.
By Tom Hesterman
Physical security infrastructure has traditionally been seen as a sunk cost; an expense that represents a cost of doing business.
By Kim Hartman
Cloud-based technology and solutions have become more and more mainstream, especially in the commercial security industry.
By Tim Purpura
No matter the security criticality of your facility or the sophistication of your security system, simple key control is a foundational process of physical key management that helps control access to crucial assets, people, information and spaces.
By Jeff Nigriny
Not long ago when visiting a colleague’s office, it was protocol to arrive early to run the gauntlet of the visitor management check-in that awaited, a process that might gladly be endured now if just for a brief return to some normalcy.
By Andy Bedlack
Healthcare facilities were already a complex security environment due to the number of moving pieces and literal life or death situations faced daily.
By Fawzia A. Atcha, Ph.D.
Last year brought tremendous challenges for everyone, especially retailers. Retail shrinkage, the reduction of inventory from shoplifting, fraud and internal theft, is estimated to have cost the industry $61.7 billion according to a 2020 National Retail Security Survey, an all-time high.
By JC Powell
Our recent physical security survey clearly revealed a challenging nexus between security and safety that has only been exacerbated by the continued onslaught of the coronavirus pandemic.