In 2026, unified security platforms and AI-driven intelligence will continue to revolutionize campus safety by enabling ...

As physical security systems in K–12 schools grow more sophisticated, the lines between IT and facilities management departments continue to blur. Increasingly, IT professionals — traditionally tasked ...

The changing security landscape and closer integration with network platforms have created myriad new challenges for users and their security systems. Organizations need to treat physical security ...

Testing provides clear verification of whether a facility’s physical security meets industry standards and regulations. This ...

Adam Stone writes on technology trends from Annapolis, Md., with a focus on government IT, military and first-responder technologies. Artificial intelligence is ...

The TSA went on to say that many IoT devices deployed at airports today, like security cameras, “are not sufficiently protected against cybersecurity threats.” This is partly in response to the ...

As educational institutions grow in size and complexity, it becomes more difficult to keep track of everything that’s going on around campus. Departments are often siloed. This leads to ...

Eric Marchewitz is a field solution architect with a 23-year career in cybersecurity solutions, working for such companies as PGP Security, McAfee, Cisco and Check Point. He is a recovering CISSP and ...

Co-founder and CEO of ZeroEyes with a decade in the U.S. Navy, including six years as a Navy SEAL. The world of physical security is experiencing a significant transformation thanks to advancements in ...

Protecting students, teachers and staff requires a 360-degree approach as part of a holistic physical security strategy. Not only do schools need physical security measures, such as door locks and ...

Security industry consultant Steve Hunt is a self-described rabble rouser. Hunt, a former analyst who once headed up the security research practices at Giga Information Group and Forrester Research, ...

Steve Hunt predicts a much-needed shift to end-user focus and open architectures for physical security manufacturers and integrators. (Part of the What Happens Next security predictions series.) ...