| | | | | | By Jean-Baptiste Milan As mobile driver's licenses gain traction, security integrators must navigate evolving standards, interoperability challenges and the need to support both physical and digital identity verification. |
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| | Sponsored | | | | From Napco Security Technologies Give customers easier access control while building more RMR with NAPCO’s MVP Access. Designed for security dealers and integrators, MVP offers fast installation, easy expansion, and flat-rate per-door pricing with no annual contracts. From a few doors to enterprise applications, MVP delivers cloud-based access control that’s easier to sell, install, and scale. |
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| | | | Conversations at GSX 2026 highlighted a growing challenge for security leaders: ensuring crisis plans, decision-making processes and response capabilities keep pace with advances in threat detection. |
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| | Platte Canyon School District has unified more than 200 cameras on a single platform to improve campus visibility, simplify security operations and provide emergency responders with remote access to video. |
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| | Stephenie Haldane is being recognized for her efforts to advance opportunities for women and support the next generation of security industry professionals. |
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| | As AI accelerates software development, insecure code, supply-chain vulnerabilities and unchecked automation threaten enterprise security. Human oversight, Zero Trust and immutable data protection are essential to preserving trust and recovery. |
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| | More than a decade after Sandy Hook, the Oregon school shooting renews concerns about the vulnerability of glass doors to gunfire and the limitations of conventional school security measures. |
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| | Assume Breach reshaped cybersecurity around surviving compromise. Now, as AI agents accelerate attacks and defensive systems gain the power to act on their own, security leaders must rethink visibility, authority, oversight and recovery before machine-speed decisions outpace human control. |
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| | When Security Business asked where the integrator voices went, it got me to thinking about how AI might be the key to overcoming the consolidation trends. |
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| | Sponsored | | As mass gatherings grow larger and more complex, venue security leaders are confronting an evolving threat landscape spanning terrorism, cyberattacks, drones, hostile vehicles, civil unrest, and disruptive behavior. This executive panel will explore how intelligence-driven strategies, emerging technologies, interagency partnerships, and layered preparedness... |
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Sponsored | | Moving on from legacy access control doesn’t have to mean a steep learning curve or added support challenges. Join Aiphone’s Brian Tate to discover how modern solutions like AC Nio can simplify adoption, empower integrators, and unlock new business opportunities. |
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| | Qualys CEO Sumedh Thakar says cybersecurity teams should prioritize business risk, combine signals across security tools and evaluate where autonomous remediation can reduce exposure. |
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| | Artorias co-founder Stefano Ritondale breaks down the intelligence failures that left enterprise security teams flat-footed, and why AI-driven OSINT is no longer optional. |
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| | International Security Conference & Expo (ISC East) — set for November 3-5, 2026, at the Javits Center in New York City — is the Northeast’s leading security and public safety event, bringing together security dealers, installers, integrators, consultants, corporate and government practitioners for multi-day education, networking... |
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| | Security Canada Central 2026, Oct. 21-22, 2026, will held at the Toronto Congress Centre in Toronto, Ontario. This flagship CANASA regional event draws thousands of security industry professionals from across Canada for two days of exhibits, technology demonstrations, education sessions and networking designed to help attendees stay ahead of trends... |
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