Streamlining Campus Mobile Security in the Age of IoT
With the Internet of things, smartphones can be leveraged to manage a whole host of mobile security processes, including access control, alarms, asset tracking, building automation and more.
With the Internet of things, smartphones can be leveraged to manage a whole host of mobile security processes, including access control, alarms, asset tracking, building automation and more.
Almost all adults and even children as young as 10 have cellphones – why not take advantage of the devices they already look at every day and take your safety plans mobile?
HummingBad has been discovered on millions of phones around the world.
The student will serve a suspension as engineers attempt to restore the district’s computer system.
Watch the University of Delaware Police rap and dance (or try to dance) to connect with students for safety meeting them with their smartphones.
Watch the University of Delaware Police rap and dance (or try to dance) to connect with students for safety meeting them with their smartphones.
The apps can be used to hide an array of different content from smartphone users.
A student’s phone prevented a bullet from entering his leg when a thief shot at him on the night of August 31.
These technologies aren’t just for physical access control.
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.
A systematic approach will help to ensure your organization makes the right public safety and security technology purchasing decisions.
