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Security Today Magazine Digital Edition - April 2021

May June 2021

  • Tapping into Touch-free Digital
  • Deep Learning
  • Working from Home
  • Body-worn Technology
  • A Tragic Turn of Events


Features

Unification is the Cure

By Despina Stamatelos

In the past, the Lee Health security department installed many different analog video and access control systems to secure each site. Over time, the technology began aging and failing.


Low Altitude, High Risk

Low Altitude, High Risk

By Jeffrey Starr

Drones present a significant risk to aircraft during takeoffs and landings – low altitude maneuvering – according to an October study from the Canada National Research Council’s Aerospace Research Center.


Always Surrounded

By Brian Baker

Not long ago, artificial intelligence was viewed as science fiction. Today, it routinely makes our lives more secure and convenient. AI surrounds us in our everyday lives.


It is Already Here

It is Already Here

By Aaron Saks

Today’s video surveillance systems can do so much more than capture footage of a given location. With new AI-based analytics, cameras can identify license plates, help manage occupancy and provide operational and retail intelligence.


Connected Doesn’t Mean Protected

By Chris Ralston

Connectivity is more than just a buzzword to those who design and install security, communications, fire alarm and other electronic systems.


Let’s Integrate

By Sean Foley

The COVID-19 pandemic and the subsequent economic downturn have prompted an increase in physical security threats across the country.


Devastating Impact

Devastating Impact

By Jake Cmarada

The COVID-19 outbreak has hit airports hard, and the devastating impact will be felt for years to come. The situation is worrisome not only for the sake of the industry itself but also because airports and air transportation services are critical to the economic stability and growth of cities, regions and countries.


Body-worn Technology

Body-worn Technology

By Kevin Taylor, Steve Jussaume

For better or for worse, the events of the past several years have put law enforcement under a microscope.


Working from Home

Working from Home

By Keith Schimmenti

There is no way to downplay how COVID-19 has affected the way we live, do business and educate our children. One year into it, and the end is still nebulously off in the distance.


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