Editor’s note: This is the 74th article in the “Real Words or Buzzwords?” series about how real words become empty words and stifle technology progress. First physical security devices were labelled ...

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 ...

Legacy systems, often based on keyfob or keycard readers, are becoming increasingly redundant. As businesses increasingly migrate to digital platforms, the modern office has become a hotbed of ...

Districts bolster physical security by screening guests with visitor management software and integrating that with door ...

In many residential properties worldwide, gaining access to deliver a package or visit someone involves punching in a gate code, using a physical key or key fob or relying on an audio intercom. These ...

In healthcare and education, it’s critically important to identify and control who comes and goes, but the topics of physical access control and identification badges can be a bit confusing. Whether ...

Speed and agility are two of the reasons cloud adoption has skyrocketed across multiple vertical industries. The giant leaps forward in accelerating software development lifecycles (SDLC) within the ...

Across the NYC metropolitan area, access control failures are becoming more visible. Lost keycards, shared PIN codes, ...