Zoned Access Control for Government Facilities: Designing Smarter, Safer Spaces
When it comes to securing government buildings, not every door should open for every person. City halls, courthouses, police stations, public works facilities—they all serve different functions, and they often share a single space. That’s where zoned access control becomes ...
What to Do with All That Footage? How Schools Are Using Video Beyond Incident Review
If you ask most school administrators why they have video surveillance, the answer usually comes quickly: “for security.” And while that’s absolutely true, there’s a new conversation happening in school districts across the country—how can we use our video surveillance ...
2025 Supply Chain Security Tech Trends: What to Watch This Year
It’s 2025, and the logistics world is more connected—and more vulnerable—than ever before. From warehouse docks to fleet yards to final-mile delivery, every link in the supply chain is under pressure to move faster, operate smarter, and stay secure. The ...
Infant Protection in 2025: Smarter Tags, Faster Alerts, Stronger Safeguards
In a hospital, nothing is more important than protecting the most vulnerable patients—newborns. Families entrust hospitals not only with their child’s health but also with their safety from the moment of delivery until discharge. While infant abductions remain rare, the ...
License Plate Recognition: Smarter Security for Atlanta’s Industrial Facilities
One missed truck log in Atlanta can set off a chain reaction nobody wants — delays at the gate, lost loads, compliance headaches, and production grinding to a halt. In this town, gates don’t just protect trucks, they protect livelihoods. ...
How Your Manufacturing Security System Can Help Lower Insurance Premiums
When manufacturers think about security investments—cameras, access control, alarms—it’s usually about preventing theft or keeping workers safe. But there’s another benefit that often goes overlooked: lower insurance costs. Yes, your security system can directly influence how much you pay for ...
Do Your Smart Locks Scale with Your Portfolio?
When Smart Locks Aren’t Smart Enough (Anymore) Investing in smart locks was a big step. You ditched metal keys, empowered residents with mobile access, and added a layer of modern convenience. But as your multifamily portfolio grows—whether that’s from 1 ...
Credential Fatigue: How to Simplify Secure Access for Large Logistics Teams
Keeping a logistics facility secure is hard enough—doing it with dozens (or even hundreds) of rotating employees, contractors, and drivers? That’s where things get messy. If you’ve ever dealt with lost badges, shared PINs, or outdated access lists, you’ve probably ...
How Cloud-Based Security Platforms Are Reshaping Campus Safety
It wasn’t long ago that keeping a school secure meant locking the doors, installing a few surveillance cameras, and hoping the systems held up when something went wrong. But in 2025, campus safety has evolved—and so has the technology behind ...
Beyond the Keycard: Future-Proofing Government Access Control
Keycards and fobs have long been the standard in access control for city buildings. They're familiar, cost-effective, and—until recently—good enough. But as public facilities face increasingly complex security demands, more municipalities are asking:Is our current access control system keeping up ...
