Pandemic Forcing Campuses to Make Big Access Control Changes
The coronavirus is impacting everything from policies to technology uses, according to the 2020 Campus Safety Access Control, Lock and Lockdown Survey.
The coronavirus is impacting everything from policies to technology uses, according to the 2020 Campus Safety Access Control, Lock and Lockdown Survey.
Additionally, 44% say access control is now more important due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Be on the lookout for these access control trends. Perhaps your campus has already embraced some of them.
Beacons, smartphones, cameras and other technologies are being considered by campuses for contact tracing and to help prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Trying to decide which type of access control credential your campus should adopt? Here’s a primer on mag stripe, proximity and smart cards, NFC, BLE and biometrics.
Here’s a primer on proximity, smart card, smart phone credentials, readers and long-range solutions for campus access control.
The adoption rate of access control, locks, door hardware and lockdown solutions remains strong, but new challenges are emerging.
Here’s how provisioning your credentials onto smart phones can improve security and campus customer experience.
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?
How to choose a secure and user friendly access control system that aligns with student expectations
Crisis response can be a weak spot for many campuses. Learn how to manage tasks, share response plans and maintain command and control over response teams during a crisis.
