Automated Critical Security

With school and workplace shootings at an historic peak, the challenge of keeping the wrong ones out while still processing tens of thousands of people through residential and business high-rise complexes can seem impossible. Two of the most crucial elements underpinning these security operations are guard tour management systems and ensuring that all of the fire and safety gear complies with maintenance and inspection requirements. Both of these processes can be improved and hastened with greater accuracy using trusted identities. Read more

The Future of Biometrics

In computer science, there exists a mathematical idea known as “Moore’s Law”. This law describes an exponential relationship between time into the future and, essentially, the number of logic gates that we can fit on a silicon chip. It also relates to how much smaller our processors have gotten over time and it is expected to continue for the foreseeable future.

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Video Surveillance and Access Control in Clinical Settings

While most pharmacy chains and mainstream retailers which feature pharmacies tend to handle their security internally, individual physician (or other clinician) offices are often left surprisingly vulnerable to not just outside attack, but to internal theft among staff and even from patients.

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The Future of Access Control

When talking about the modern security system, the hottest item always seems to be the cameras. Now capable of extremely high res video, real-time analysis and video processing, and more. But in many cases, having a solid access control system is even more important. Without successful control of who can go where and when, having visual data can quickly become meaningless.

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