How Infant Protection Systems Work—and Why Every Hospital Should Have One
For hospitals with labor & delivery units, neonatal ICUs, or pediatric care facilities, protecting newborns isn’t just about clinical care—it’s about total safety. Infant abduction remains rare, but the risk is real, and even a single incident can devastate families, ...
Credential Overload: How to Simplify Access for Multi-Site Manufacturers
Managing security credentials across a single manufacturing site is complex enough. Add multiple plants, warehouses, or distribution centers—and you’re suddenly dealing with a credential nightmare. From forgotten badges to outdated permissions and siloed access systems, multi-site manufacturers often wrestle with ...
The Leasing Tech Stack: What Belongs in Every Modern Multifamily Property
Introduction: It’s Time to Upgrade the Leasing Toolkit Leasing has changed. Gone are the days when a handshake and a tour brochure sealed the deal. Today’s prospective renters expect a smooth, digital-first experience—and leasing teams need the right tools to ...
Using Video Analytics to Detect Fights, Vandalism, and Unauthorized Access in Schools
In today’s evolving school environment, video cameras alone aren’t enough. School leaders need actionable intelligence—not just footage. That’s where AI-powered video analytics come in. These advanced tools help schools detect, prevent, and respond to security incidents in real time, from ...
Emergency Communication Systems: The Silent Backbone of Transit Security
When people think about transportation security, they usually picture surveillance cameras, access gates, and uniformed personnel. But what often gets overlooked is the critical system working quietly in the background—the emergency communication system (ECS). In a crisis, it's the difference ...
Why Every Hospital Should Be Thinking About Security System Interoperability
Modern hospitals rely on more technology than ever before—but when those systems don’t work together, it creates dangerous blind spots. From access control and video surveillance to visitor management and infant protection, disconnected platforms lead to delays, inefficiencies, and increased ...
Security ROI in Manufacturing Facilities: How to Justify Upgrades Without Scaring the Budget Team
Upgrading security systems in a manufacturing facility often feels like a tough sell. Plant managers, safety directors, and operations leads may recognize the need for better surveillance, smarter access control, or integrated emergency systems—but convincing finance or leadership to green-light ...
The Hidden ROI of Going Keyless: What You Save in Time, Risk, and Turnover
Introduction: Going Keyless Is More Than Just Convenience Upgrading to smart locks and mobile access control is often seen as a “nice-to-have” feature—something to impress younger renters or modernize an older building. But for property managers and owners, the real ...
Integrating Access Control, Alerts, and Video: What an Ideal School Security System Looks Like
In today’s fast-moving threat environment, schools can’t afford siloed safety systems. When every second counts, a delay in communication, a door left unlocked, or an unverified alert can turn confusion into catastrophe. The solution? A fully integrated school security system—one ...
How Video and Access Control Work Together in Smart Transit Stations
In today’s transportation landscape, transit stations must do more than move people efficiently—they must do it safely, securely, and intelligently. Whether it’s a metropolitan rail platform, a city bus terminal, or an airport transit corridor, one thing is clear: security ...
