Tuskegee University Upgrades Campus Security with Honeywell’s AI Technology
Tuskegee University partners with Honeywell to enhance campus safety through AI-driven security systems, including smart access controls, wireless…
News November 25
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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
How to Protect Campus ID Cards from the Flipper Zero Hacking Threat
With just a brief wave, a Flipper Zero device can clone a campus ID card in seconds, granting…
Insights October 1
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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
Honoring Excellence in Campus Security Technology: The 2025 BEST Awards
Congratulations to this year’s BEST Awards winners for their outstanding contributions, solutions and security technology.
Awards July 22
Denison College, FIT Partner with Allegion to Implement Mobile Credential Technology
The initiative aims to enhance satisfaction by enabling students to connect to their campuses using their mobile devices.
Press Releases June 28
Why Campuses Should Consider Open Technology and Interoperable Access Control Credentials
Interoperability and non-proprietary encryption keys are two strategic considerations in evaluating the right credentials for a campus.
Insights June 3
Allegion, Atrium Campus Announce Strategic Partnership
The companies say the collaboration establishes a joint dedication to innovation as higher education campuses increasingly adopt a…
Press Releases April 19
How Mobile-Integrated Security Technology is Changing Campus Safety
Schools are turning to mobile-integrated security systems for real-time monitoring, faster responses, and smarter decision-making.
Insights April 2
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
