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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Reed College Safety Director Fired Over FBI Information Disclosure
Reed College dismissed its community safety director after he disclosed alumni information to the FBI without a warrant,…
News October 2
Hidonix and John Matthews to Present SafeSchool at 2025 Campus Safety Conference
From real-time geolocation to autonomous alerts and drone support, SafeSchool gives security teams and first responders the tools…
Press Releases July 7
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Empower Staff with Immediate, Precise Alerts
The InformaCast Wearable Alert Badge is a compact, wireless panic button that school staff can use to alert others the moment issues arise.
November 12
Securing Artificial Intelligence: Can the Industry Collaborate?
Artificial intelligence's advance has made it difficult for companies to stay on top of key issues with security…
Insights July 4
Alabama Hospital Enhances Security with Advanced Cameras, AI Technology
Huntsville Hospital security staff have been upgrading campus security with AI over the past three years.
News July 3
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
2 Years After Mass Shooting, Michigan State Makes Progress Upgrading Campus Security
MSU's upgrades include the installation of classroom door locks, a new security operations center, improved emergency alerts, and…
News March 3
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
How Schools Can Protect Student Privacy in the Age of Video Surveillance Monitoring
Most schools store surveillance footage that contains personally identifiable information. Here's how campuses can protect student privacy.
Insights October 3
