Texas A&M Upgrades Access Control System in Student Housing Complex
Texas A&M transitioned to SALTO electronic locks, readers, controllers and software to manage its new security system.
Texas A&M transitioned to SALTO electronic locks, readers, controllers and software to manage its new security system.
Did you know that that 95% of universities and colleges still rely on legacy technology such as magnetic stripes or simple proximity cards for access control?
Hacking card readers and ID harvesting has quietly become one of the easiest ways to hack.
Smart card credentials go way beyond a simple swipe.
This primer on magnetic stripe, proximity and smart card access control technology will help you select the right system for your institution.
These technologies aren’t just for physical access control.
Prepare for the rising tide of smart access control credentials.
Here’s the latest breakdown of some of the pros and cons of the more commonly used physical access control solutions available on the market today.
Proper planning, integration, standardization and stakeholder buy-in will ensure your program is a success.
This webinar will examine how to close the gap between planning and analysis and establish an active crisis management team and strategy that focuses on real-world execution and resolution.
Attendees will learn security considerations for large campus infrastructures in densely populated urban centers as well as methods for securing a regional or distributed healthcare system environment.
