The Art of Subtle Security: How Municipal Buildings Can Feel Open Yet Protected
Municipal buildings play a unique role in society—they must be both open and secure. From city hall to public libraries and recreation centers, these spaces welcome residents from all walks of life. At the same time, they house sensitive information, ...
From Chaos to Control: How Schools Are Centralizing Security Dashboards for Faster Response
In an emergency, every second counts. But when school safety systems are spread across different platforms, devices, and departments, getting a clear picture can take longer than it should. That is why more schools are moving toward centralized security dashboards. ...
5 Access Control Red Flags That Leave Depots and Transit Terminals Vulnerable
In transportation and logistics, access control is often the first and last line of defense. Whether you're managing a fleet yard, transit station, or warehouse facility, your access control system is meant to keep the right people in and the ...
Beyond the Camera: How Video Intelligence Is Reshaping Healthcare Security
For years, security cameras in hospitals served a simple purpose—record what happens. But today, thanks to artificial intelligence (AI) and advanced analytics, those same cameras are doing far more than capturing footage. They are helping healthcare facilities prevent incidents, streamline ...
What Your Gas Detection System Isn’t Telling Your Security Platform
Gas detection systems are a staple in manufacturing—especially in environments where chemicals, confined spaces, or combustible materials are present. But even the most advanced sensors don’t do much good if they can’t trigger a broader response. That’s where many facilities ...
How to Standardize Access Control Across Multiple Properties Without Losing Your Mind
The Problem: Managing Access Gets Harder As You Grow Managing access control for one building is one thing. Managing it for five, ten, or more? That’s a different beast. As portfolios expand, so do the headaches—disconnected systems, inconsistent policies, and ...
From Break Room Doors to Server Closets: The Most Overlooked Access Points in City Buildings
When it comes to physical security in government buildings, most municipalities focus on front entrances, public lobbies, and restricted office zones. These are the areas that get the cameras, keycard readers, and security signage. But the truth is, many serious ...
The Principal’s Guide to School Security Tech (Without the Tech Talk)
Running a school means wearing a lot of hats. You are an educator, manager, community leader, and sometimes even a crisis coordinator. With so many responsibilities, it's easy to feel overwhelmed by the growing number of security technologies being introduced ...
Blended Spaces, Bigger Risks: How to Secure Mixed-Use Transportation Depots
In 2025, transportation facilities are no longer just warehouses or terminals—they’re evolving into mixed-use environments where logistics operations, corporate offices, and even public amenities often share the same property. While this model improves efficiency and space utilization, it also introduces ...
AI Surveillance Meets HIPAA: Keeping Privacy at the Core of Innovation
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming the world of hospital security. From detecting unusual movement to automating incident alerts, AI-powered surveillance systems are helping healthcare facilities monitor more efficiently and respond faster. But while the technology is advancing, one question ...
