Andy: Hey, everyone. We’re here with another podcast today. I’m here with Dan from Smarter Security, and we’re going to talk about turnstiles, the effective use of them, the different types of them and some problems they solve. So everybody welcome Dan, and we can get started with an overview of turnstiles and types and …
https://youtu.be/lkAnDGqBjJY Andy: Good Friday everyone, or at least it’s Friday when we’re recording this thing, but I’m here with Kyle with OpenEye and Paul with Feenics. And we’re going to talk about the benefits of cloud security and I’m not talking about like cyber security necessarily. What I’m talking about is actually moving your infrastructure …
Andy: Thanks Jeff for being here. Everyone, this is Jeff with Avigilon. And if you don’t know Avigilon, you should know Avigilon because they are a leader in physical security devices, mainly surveillance and access control. And they kind of wrote the book on marrying the two of them together, and we’ll get into some …
Good day, everyone. I want to tell you about a recent project we just did for a client. This particular client has an old surveillance system in their building. They thought that they were going to have to rip and replace all of the wiring in order to upgrade their image quality. We were able …
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How safe is your facility? – Access Control Vulnerabilities John and I talk about facility Access Control systems and some of the vulnerabilities! Andy Terrell: Okay, let’s get this thing started. Good morning, everybody. Happy Friday, and hope your working from home is smoothly happening and there’s some sort of normalcy in your life. Although …
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Ben Conway with Mobotix talks with is three about the beneficial use of smart cameras. Ben talks about how the Mobotix cameras can proactively prevent costly machine downtime as well as provide fast response for cases where someone may fall and not be noticed.
Upgrading to managed access control services takes the responsibility for day-to-day security management off the business owner’s plate.
Remote video monitoring is a service that many organizations contemplate, but few truly understand until they see it in action. If you’re a business owner concerned about loss prevention and property crime, it’s time you found out what remote video monitoring can do for your security.
Taking advantage of managed access control services means you’re no longer responsible for the day-to-day management of your access control system. Instead, your security company provides you with a managed hosting solution. At iS3 Tech Services, here’s what our managed access control includes.
Implementing access control for your building is as simple as following these steps. Find out how to get started.
Traditionally, many companies stored data for the systems onsite. However, hosted access control is becoming more popular and has several benefits.
While many companies invest large amounts of money securing their data and physical network, they neglect the needs for a secure access control system.
Monitored cameras help a central alarm station identify a crime in progress and immediately contact on-site security and law enforcement if necessary.
Schools often plan and practice for events that they deem more probable such as fires, health-related incidents, and natural disasters. However, they don’t rehearse what to do in active shooter incidents. School administrators present arguments that it’s highly unlikely that a shooting or bombing event would happen on campus.
College and university security plans are challenging to develop. The campus constantly grows and evolves, making it essential to re-assess your security plan regularly. A multi-layered, security equipment-oriented approach to security is necessary to enhance campus safety. There are several things to look at when upgrading your current plan or developing and implementing a new one.
In 2015, there were approximately 371 mass shooting events in the United States. Now, industries all over the world have the technology to reduce the response time of first responders to these incidents and save many lives.
With fewer people around and less traffic, you’ll have more time to look for problems and fix them. Here are three protocols you can review today that will enhance university security.
Enterprises are converting their traditional door locks en masse, replacing them with electronic access control systems that give their employees and other approved occupants keyless entry.
Every organization has critical assets, and those assets need to be protected in order to sustain the enterprise long-term. Before a security plan can be formed, it’s important to identify those assets that the security system will protect. Only then can an effective security plan be designed and implemented.