Ahhh – summer holidays are here. This week, I was sitting poolside at a resort in Key West, Florida, the southernmost town in the continental United States and a testament to ...

A few years ago, my wife and I, along with some great friends from the Seattle area, took a trip to Napa, California for a weekend of wine tasting and fine dining. We were blessed...

Naming doors is not usually a simple task for multi-building sites or multi-site security systems

I have been writing about school shootings for more than two decades. As heinous and bone-crushing as each of them are, the most recent (up until this writing that is) in Uvalde...

A bonus publication to Security Business, Security Technology Executive and Locksmith Ledger magazines.

Mobile credentials are slowly but surely becoming the next technology disrupter in access control

The mobile workforce is here to stay creating a challenge for security to adapt

Innovations in computer vision and AI can be augmented to create an efficient and actionable approach to perimeter security

The growing adoption of physical access control systems to monitor occupancy data is just one of the outcomes of the global pandemic

Most access control systems cover fewer than eight doors

What used to be a slow-moving technology space is rapidly evolving as use cases expand

How AI is changing the paradigm

How to protect yourself and your organization from costly security oversights

Despite recent tech advancements in PACS, back-end operations remain largely unchanged

Experts discuss the tragedy and its implications for the larger industry moving forward

Improved accuracy and benefits provided by today's facial recognition tech make it an ideal primary access control authentication tool

How to consider IT issues when selecting a safety and filter solution for schools

Increased data volumes, advancements in wireless communications push on-premises surveillance to its limits