Mobile Credentials Emerge as Leading Access Control Option
Access control is going mobile, with phone-based options becoming increasingly popular in installations across all vertical markets.
Insights November 7
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How Smart, IoT-Enabled Devices Are Enhancing Building Security
For campuses, embracing IoT and smart devices is not just about keeping up; it’s about leading the way.
Insights July 30
Colorado Legislature Approves Facial Recognition Technology for School Security Despite Wider Restrictions
SB25-143 would allow for narrowly defined safety and security facial recognition technology applications approved by local school boards.
News April 11
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November 12
Security Industry Embracing Mobile Credentials, Biometrics and AI, HID Study Reveals
According to the latest study from HID, the security industry is shifting towards software-driven solutions and artificial intelligence.
News February 13
Biometrics Fights College Retail Fraud While Improving Store Operations
Fingerprint and facial recognition technologies improve customer experience, enhance security, increase store productivity, and more.
Insights February 3
2025 Access Control Predictions: AI, the Cloud and Mobile Credential Applications to Expand
The increased adoption of AI, the cloud, and mobile credentials are just some of the trends practitioners, consultants,…
Insights December 27
How Video Surveillance Can Help Combat Drug Diversion in Hospitals
Cameras, access control technology, and proper policies and procedures will help to ensure the controlled substances at your…
Insights November 22
5 Physical Access Control Technology Trends to Watch in 2024
According to HID’s latest Physical Access Report, the security industry is going through a transformation.
News June 28
Are Keycards Still Sufficient to Protect Your Campus?
Growing safety concerns about keycards and fobs are leading many organizations to reconsider their legacy access control systems.
News November 22
