Access Control

Acre is positioning its access control platform as the foundation of a broader, unified security ecosystem as part of its 2026 strategy.
Acre’s 2026 plans focus on consolidating its security portfolio around a global access control platform while supporting hybrid, non-disruptive upgrades.
Jan. 7, 2026
Lockly’s latest introductions include the Affirm Series smart locks, Lockly TapCom property management software, the OwlGuard IP security camera, and the Smart Safe XL. Collectively, the new offerings are designed to make access control and security more intuitive for homeowners, short-term rental operators, and property managers.
Jan. 6, 2026
At the core of the myQ Secure View is a three-in-one design that combines a premium smart lock, a 2K HDR video doorbell with color night vision, and a biometric authentication system. Homeowners can unlock the door in two seconds or less using one of five entry methods: facial recognition, fingerprint authentication, PIN code, the myQ mobile app, or a traditional physical key.
Jan. 6, 2026
The V7 Max is guaranteed to work with complete reliability, regardless of weather, lighting, or installation location, with no need to recharge or replace batteries.
Jan. 5, 2026
Yale/ADT recently expanded its smart lock portfolio with ZWLR-enabled products for professional installers and property managers who need reliable access control across larger footprints.
Jan. 5, 2026
At CES 2026, Xthings introduces its overarching theme, “Connect Future,” signaling a new approach to entry: your door unlocks naturally, securely, and only for you. At the front door, this vision comes to life as Smart Access - combining proximity, identity, and interoperability to make entry automatic, secure, and intuitive.
Jan. 5, 2026
Dormakaba announced a binding agreement to acquire Avant-Garde Systems, an entrance systems control solution provider.
Dec. 17, 2025
Now is the time for mass transit agencies and operators to embrace compliance with the PCI PTS 6.x standard for transaction security.
Dec. 17, 2025
For most organizations, it is not practical to transition directly from legacy Prox cards to mobile BLE or NFC credentials in one step. Various factors drive this fact today. They include credential cost, high employee turnover and legacy installed reader hardware issues.
Dec. 17, 2025

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