AI Robots Can Service Physical Security Workforces
Robots can provide security personnel with another set of eyes and ears in many locations and notify them of emergency events.
Robots can provide security personnel with another set of eyes and ears in many locations and notify them of emergency events.
The first “Secure the Future” event hosted by Axis Communications brought students and security technology together.
Endpoint security has become an important strategy for protecting business data assets, but there are a number of common misconceptions about it.
Here’s how one Northeast school district used video surveillance to optimize its collaboration with first responders, reduce vandalism and theft, and improve operations.
The system involves ID badges that teachers can press during an emergency. During a serious event, an automatic lockdown can be implemented using the badge.
A report claims the NYPD would edit photos and upload celebrity lookalikes into facial recognition software to identify suspects.
SIA has identified alarm and access control components, cameras and smoke detectors as some product categories impacted by the new tariffs. The tax hikes will most likely increase the costs of these products, which will be passed on to end users.
UL Technology & Security Director Andrew Jamieson explains how the global safety certification company is pursuing cybersecurity standards.
San Francisco is the first city in the United States to prohibit its government from using facial-recognition technology.
We spoke with a K-12 IT director about the importance of monitoring student technology to decrease incident response time while teaching them to be good digital citizens.
Learn how OU ensured their Mobile Credential addressed campus security use cases and met mobile-centric student needs to improve the student experience.
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