As broadcast operations become more distributed, security controls must evolve without disrupting live production. In ...

The convergence of physical and digital security is driving a shift toward software-driven, open-architecture edge computing. Access control has typically ...

New research from Memoori and insights from analyst Owen Kell highlight how cloud migration and ongoing consolidation are ...

The modern workplace presents complex security challenges that extend beyond traditional cyber perimeters. While ...

Editor's Note: State of the access control market, part I revealed the top five, current trends in the market as explained by industry-leading physical access control-minded security professionals of ...

Done well, the IT takeover of physical security isn’t a turf war, it’s a maturity curve. Segmentation, shared access with ...

The concept of access control has been placed under the proverbial microscope after witnessing hundreds of people storm the U.S. Capitol building earlier this month during one of the most infamous and ...

Effective and efficient physical access control isn’t just a hot technology trend. It’s a security essential for any school, institution of higher education, or hospital. And, according to Campus ...

The primary function of access control solutions has historically been quite literal—controlling access to openings and points of entrance and egress. But today, access control is becoming much more ...

Many colleges and universities continue to identify the need for, and explore the means of, controlling access to more areas of their campuses. The same holds true for primary and secondary schools ...

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