Adam Stone writes on technology trends from Annapolis, Md., with a focus on government IT, military and first-responder technologies. Cities and counties have started deploying servers and data ...

PEARL RIVER, N.Y.—Qognify and Johnson Controls Security Products have announced an integration between their products Qognify VMS and Kantech EntraPass. The integration of both software products ...

The concept that’s become known as Physical Security Information Management (PSIM, pronounced P-sim) was introduced to the physical security world in 2006. The idea is that all the stuff of security ...

As more and more businesses rely on technology to operate, cybersecurity has become a top priority. Many organizations have implemented zero-trust and GRC (governance, risk management and compliance) ...

CUPERTINO, Calif. – Autonomous access control solutions provider Alcatraz AI has announced the integration of its technology with Genetec Inc. software. Genetec develops open-platform software, ...

We live in a world where everything is networked. The analog world has given way to a new digital universe where devices are connected and interconnected to give us new possibilities. In the world of ...

“Security convergence” is the industry term used to describe the uniting of cyber and physical security into a single organizational structure. It is a point of discussion among practitioners since ...

As cyber and physical security threats converge, organizations must adopt a unified approach to risk management. This live webinar explores the critical intersection of IT and physical security, ...

When people think of technology and security, it’s likely cybersecurity that comes to mind. And leveraging tech tools to better detect and defend against cyber breaches is certainly a top priority for ...

Legacy systems, often based on keyfob or keycard readers, are becoming increasingly redundant. As businesses increasingly migrate to digital platforms, the modern office has become a hotbed of ...

IT departments are no strangers to turf wars, but the one shaping up between those overseeing computer networks and those in charge of physical security could really get ugly. Unlike past tussles ...